them to keep writing the checks? >> and that's the angle. joinine g us now is american majority ceo ned ryan and former senior adviser to presidentow, founder of america first legal, stephen miller. ned, are institutions in thisou country that the democrats claiinstitutm to so much aboutoa preserving and protecting arree in precipitous decline and anynt saving point without a change in the white house? the whit no, i don't think so, laura. i think the issue, though, is i think the american people are waking up and realizine ggger i the bigger issue is they can't have representative democracss can't have it in this country if you're actually governed by these institually tions thae run by unelected, powerful bureaucrats who are separated ui the accountability of elected politics. and i think they're waking up to that. i think they're wakingcsy ar up to the snarling, arrogant, dismissive admin of administrative t state actors that serve itself, that serve and protect its allies, an
right-wing, unelected, supreme court justices serving lifetime terms, by the way. it's not just social progress. your financial future may take a hit as well because there's decisions. if you are one of the 43 million americans eligible to have your student loans -- you cannot be on the hook for as much as $20,000 you weren't planning for. that could mean putting off purchasing a home, creighton a business, or maybe even starting a family. when it comes to your personal labs, these conservative justices clearly will not restrain themselves from rolling out matters that really should be a matter of public policy. what about legal precedent? the supreme court just struck down decades of its own opinions that have held a key civil rights policy. is a person's race illegitimate factor in determining places? the court says yes. >> federal leaders are having
halt, he is proposing to defund enforcement of the rule. >> we can't destroy our economy because of rules and regulations made by unelected bureaucrats. >> they say it is imperative for businesses on the east coast. >> it will affect every coastal town from boston to florida. >> he says it needs to be stopped before it stops them. back to you, dana and bill. >> thank you very much. >> thanks, douglas. a shocking new charge against the armorer on the set of "rust." ha hannah gutierrez-reed. say say she gave narcs for someone to hide the day of the
Tamil Nadu Minister V. Senthil Balaji who is in judicial custody following the arrest by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with an alleged cash for jobs scam matter, has been stripped of his cabinet portfolio, an official said on Friday.
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