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Radical institution, and its radicalization fully realized this month for goes far beyond the roe decision. this, week the six conservative justices limited the epas abilities to limit greenhouse emissions from power plants, a massive blow to the biden administrations efforts to tackle climate change. in a fury, the -- the credit points itself instead of congress or the expert agency, the decision-maker on climate policy. i cannot think of many things more frightening. and the radicalization wil...

At wayfair. ♪ wayfair youve got just what i need ♪ >> the supreme court is a radical institution, and its radicalization fully realized this month for goes far beyond the roe decision. this, week the six conservative justices limited the epas abilities to limit greenhouse emissions from power plants, a massive blow to the biden administrations efforts to tackle climate change. in a fury, the -- the credit points itself instead of congress or the expert agency, the decision-maker on climate p...

Began. and where the conservative majority, super majority, frankly, on this court, is taking us. we all know our country has three branches of government. each branch is supposed to restrain the others from exercising too much power their checks and balances. that is actually how all this is supposed to work, but the supreme court is acting as if it has no restraints and as if it is the sole decider with its decision in west virginia versus -- , which on thursday, limited the epas ability of re...

Warm and gracious welcome. gene, it is nice to have at least one brief moment in america where you can put politics to the side and just say, wow. that was a beautiful moment in history. >> yeah, its a real milestone. you know, personally, it makes me proud. its gratifying to see this step forward. you know, i pity her experience in the next few years on the court because i fear shes going to be there with sotomayor and kagan dissenting in a lot of cases, as the conservative majority kind of doe...

Out care. there are concerns those states, public health systems, could be inundated by the influx of new patients. thats something the white house is also hoping to help states prepare for in the days ahead, willie. >> another busy day at the white house. nbcs josh lederman, thank you for capturing it for us this morning. we appreciate it. the supreme court capped off a week of landmark decisions yesterday by limiting the epas power to curb carbon dioxide emissions. 6-3 vote, the clean air ac...

>> uh-huh. >> isnt that happening faster, actually, than the rules would have made it happen, just because of market forces? >> well, i think youre right, gene, yeah. and i think thats one aspect to this. i know the headline for the supreme court seems pretty grim, to your point. these laws actually were never enacted. in fact, they were based off nixon era law that also was never enacted. i think the court was trying to make a bigger point. yes, you are correct. market forces are working to say...

To the agency to do. i respond, good luck with that. the epa rules are developed, you know, by experts and scientists and people who know the data, this and that. good luck trying to get congress to go through that sort of process and come out with anything thats meaningful or intelligent. but a question for sully, which is, in this case, the rules in question, which were kind of moot anyway because theyre obama era rules that never went into effect, then trump era rules never went into effect, ...

Environmental protection agency, are not allowed to interpret and change policy that will have, to basically the courts summation, widespread, sort of policy and economic reactions. why this matters for the remainder of the economy is that if you take this concept, this major questions doctrine that chief justice roberts is enacting here, willie, you can stretch that out well beyond environment, well beyond this case, and say agencies, whether its the securities and exchange commission, the fcc,...

Supreme court is limiting the ability of the epa to do what congress told it to do, what it is supposed to do under the clean air act, under the toxic substances act, under the legislation that the environmental legislation that has been passed over many years, which is to, you know, clean the environment and to get pollutants out of the air and out of the water. what the court, i believe, is trying to do here is a matter of idlogy more than policy. because its trying to sort of cut what it call...