 Still, it's not too soon to start thinking seriously about it, and not just Loper Bright's effects on the courts. In fact, today our main focus is on the Constitution's other institutions, on Loper Bright's hydraulic effects in Congress and in the executive branch. And for this, we're lucky to be joined today by today's speakers, including friends from the Brookings Institution and Senator Pat Toomey, who will start the day in a conversation with my colleague Yuval Levin. Welcome.