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Of faith—based arguments. it's a rebellion against l what is considered to be a cosmopolitan liberal elite imposing their values - on the great mass of _ the population who, you know, reject those values. i mean, it's — it's — - i cannot see any solution to this, frankly. i can't. i mean, what you are implying isjudicial activism, _ which has been, you know, i a subject for a very long time. franklin roosevelt packed the supreme court — - he added justices to - the supreme court in order to get his new deal legislation through, so the idea that- supreme courtjustices have political pow...

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Prescriptive lay. what about more liberal governments was my are they coping with the unvaccinated 7 it is interesting to see how democracies in different parts of the world deal with this challenge. and let's use japan as an example. back in may, japan had less than 1% of its population vaccinated and many people were predicting huge problems because so many people in japan at the time were expressing scepticism over getting vaccines. however, we see now that over 70% of the population is fully vaccinated and it is incredible. they leapt over many other countries. how have they done it? mostl...

Of noises about not using her personal views to interpret the law. and what _ personal views to interpret the law. and what they said on wednesday was very much— and what they said on wednesday was very much about, well, brett cavanagh _ very much about, well, brett cavanagh said, why should abortion be an— cavanagh said, why should abortion be an issue — cavanagh said, why should abortion be an issue for the supreme court, indicating _ be an issue for the supreme court, indicating he thought that the states. — indicating he thought that the states, then it should be cut definite _ sta...

Senate, the us congress, the white house are unable to solve. shin house are unable to solve. an interesting thought, the us congress has never made this, it has limit —— it has left it to the judges and the state, which is an interesting question itself. sillier, janet baker, think you being with us for bbc news this week. do join us, goodbye. —— thank you forjoining us on dateline. next week we will be back. iagain. we i again. we have something of an east—west split with our weather, certainly again, with eastern england having a thickness of the cloud when we have some patchy out...