He cuts off innovation and those trying to provide a better User Experience and all of those kind of things. If the government alleges that its true in the case, that if google did offer this money to the smartphone and device makers and the default option on their phones then that means no other option really gets a chance in the market to compete on fair terms. People cannot use being and other programmes like duckduckgo. People cannot use bing. New and build a better Search Engine in a more innovative product, they look at the market and they say, we are not going to get into this and spends kind of money and waste this timejust this and spends kind of money and waste this time just to compete with google s 90 share of the market. Those kinds of issues you find across the Big Tech Sector and lots of sectors. That is the magnitude, it is high profile and it is the governments first crack at using the courts to really rein in the power of the big Tech Monopolies that includes not only
who tried to impose mandates. there was an important decision a couple of weeks ago, a federal court in indiana said that the university of indiana could compel vaccine mandates on students. they had a group of students who challenged the mandate that they get vaccinated and what the court said was, basically, supreme court jurisdiction prudence going back to the beginning of the 20th century to small pox, allows governments to do this and as long as they have exemptions for fundamental rights based regions like religious exemptions. if you have a religious objection to getting vaccinated, states will probably be in the clear. that doesn t mean it s a good idea, but legally probably be fine. charles: fine. i did have a chance to interview the union chief in charge of the paramedics and emt workers in new york city who is actually pretty upset about some of the handling and messaging of all of this. is there any part of this
be constitutional. so far, that s not i. it has to do with prima facie. it doesn t say muslim, the countries are not muslim. it s is strong ban isn t it. i lost back to you, it doesn t include 95% of muslims. there s a long history in jurisdiction prudence you don t have to just because you don t effect everyone doesn t mean it s not discriminatory. these are 90 to 95% muslims. you can point out, the court today didn t rule on the
jesse jackson. i m glad we hired you, ms. jackson. i have to say. i m glad we hired you. i have heard you on the radio. you did some radio. i want to have someone like to you go to pause these kinds of things get very convoluted. and that s what this segment is about tonight. first of all, your reaction on what happened today? are you happy about it? what s your reaction? well, i didn t think anyone can be very happy because we have a dead child here and we have man who feels hunted and haunted. i am very glad to see that the system of justice has been that the system does work. i mean, many people have been concerned that a son of influence. a son of a former judge could essentially stop our system of jurisdiction prudence and show we are very, very happy. many people that i have spoken to. i just want to see, we want to know what happened. bill: everybody does want to know what happened. so you now feel that you are satisfied with the process. the process has worked, right? the
jesse jackson. i m glad we hired you, ms. jackson. i have to say. i m glad we hired you. i have heard you on the radio. you did some radio. i want to have someone like to you go to pause these kinds of things get very convoluted. and that s what this segment is about tonight. first of all, your reaction on what happened today? are you happy about it? what s your reaction? well, i didn t think anyone can be very happy because we have a dead child here and we have man who feels hunted and haunted. i am very glad to see that the system of justice has been that the system does work. i mean, many people have been concerned that a son of influence. a son of a former judge could essentially stop our system of jurisdiction prudence and show we are very, very happy. many people that i have spoken to. i just want to see, we want to know what happened. bill: everybody does want to know what happened. so you now feel that you are satisfied with the process. the process has worked, right? the