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Hey, it's Michael.
This week, the Daily is revisiting some of our favorite episodes this year,
listening back and hearing what's happened in the time since they first ran.
Today, we return to our conversation with Thomas Sip,
the lawyer who quit his job at a prestigious corporate law firm after his bosses gave in to legally dubious demands from President Trump.
And we hear how SIP views that moment now, eight months later.
It's Monday, December 29th.
Thomas, welcome to the daily.
Thanks for having me.
I'm getting the small sense that this is a nerve wracking experience for you even before it started.
I'm just seeing it on your face.
Yeah, it definitely is.