Innocent, but the majority of people are eligible for bail and can return to the community, but they are too poor to pay their bail. So nobody shoul sit in jail just because theyre poor, and especially when there is a pandemic going on. Its looking grim. Its only a matter of time before we all get it. Reporter there is an added touch of desperation to calls coming out of jails and prisons. Were just in here. Look. Reporter around the country these days. Guys is coughing. Theres no way to escape it. If this is the last time you see me, bro, know that i love you. Not to sound like that, but its real. Reporter confinement and social distancing are mostly incompatible. Outside of a cell, you have to basically figure out how are you going to adjust because a few feet down from you is another person. Reporter erlan woods is out of prison now, but a couple years back he was my guide to prison life at san quinten outside san francisco. You dont have a hell of a lot of room in here. Its like on
Thats the only thing theyre tied into. Its not tied into protecting the public. So when you hear about these stories and you hear about from all across the political spectrum, but its actually far more difficult than you would think. Weve had some success, you know, we get rid of an occupati occupational license, but when you repeal two or three licenses, thats nice, its a step in a right direction but when a step has 250 or 300 licenses its just a drop in the bucket. What id like to do now is really talk about two things. First im going to talk about the challenges we face in trying to repeal these licenses that should not exist at all. And second of all, im going to talk about the challenges we face when we File Lawsuits to ask judges to throw out what we argue are unconstitutional licenses. So first in terms of trying to get reform passed, as i mentioned, its really difficult and the reason its so difficult is because of a phenomenon identified by public choice economists. Has anyon
Says it will conduct daily repo operations to stabilize the lending market joining us for the hour, jim le camp happy friday investors dont like it when trade delegations cut their trip short. They dont, but god we can buy chinese dog leashes now. Theyve allowed a lot of things to happen and theyre not accelerating things so we need to get beyond what theyre ta talking about, beyond the saber rattling and looking at the actions. We havent ramped up tear i haves in a while then you look at the Federal Reserve board and while a lot of people were disappointed on wednesday when they didnt do too much more than say were going to cut it a quarter of a point, didnt give us a lot to go on in the future, it was more dovish than people look like he set the table for Balance Sheet expansion and Balance Sheet expansion may not be qe, but they could be mistaken as twins at a party its about the same thing. So yeah. I think some of these things are comeing off the boil whether its trade, Federal Re
It too. John the one thing that is a mystery to me, the hitter has gloves and pine tar on his back, and to your point, hitters dont really complain, they want to know that the pitcher knows where the ball is going. In the argument i have heard from other people who really have never pitched and dont understand, that doesnt create movement. It just creates grip to where you can throw the proper pitch that is needed. Nonetheless, you know what we are getting closer to . We are getting closer to the japanesestyle of baseball that comes with the tackiness on it, thats we where we are getting closer to. I dont understand why we never have had that in our game yet. The old days where the umpires used to rope up the baseballs with the Mississippi River mod. They dont do that anymore. The clubhouse kids do it. But literally out of the package in japan. They are t understand, try to get the tent or color of the baseball changed so it is not so white and there for you wouldnt really have to have