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>> so what does that posture tell you about his confidence right now? >> well, i think he's ready for the legal challenges. there's a lot of precedent for requiring vaccines at the state and local level. we've done it for a long time. we've done it in the military. and through the interstate commerce clause, i think the administration's pretty confidence that they could withstand the challenge. and politically they're betting on the fact that there are more american who is want covid to end or be significantly contained than there are those who oppose the requirement of vaccines to enter and w...

He said these must be resisted, these proposals. he said, quote, i have a simple message for america's business community. do not comply. >> well, i think first of all, there are legitimate constitutional questions about whether or not this mandate on businesses, not the mandate on the federal government, but the mandate on businesses will withstand a core challenge, which i am of course anticipating there will be. i mean, there are questions about whether this goes beyond osha's regulatory authority, whether or not this violates the interstate commerce clause. there is a supreme court case ja...

Court. the portland city council stands all people should have the right to choose carry a pregnancy, that the decisions they make are complex, difficult, unique untheir circumstances. i don't know first of all logistically how portland goes about banning products from the state of texas. i don't know secondarily, clearly is it not in the interest -- good luck living without texas petroleum, texas whatever. by the way we didn't bring this up earlier, i don't think it is legal. violation of the interstate commerce clause. how one government can ban products from another government. lawrence: ca...

Constitutional issues, from privacy to care for, to equal protection, even possible violations of the interstate commerce clause. it's insanity, and like i said, we are trying to battle it, and we hope we are going to be successful, i think we are going to be heard september 3rd staten island. you know, what makes you really laugh, though, is the mayor last night got on and said his legal department said they were on sound legal footing. never before in the history of america have employers been told to fire employees that want to work. never before in the history of america have employers, sm...

Judge David Langham CNBC reports that governmental behavior is being noticed in the judicial branch. The focus is upon comments of Justice Clarence Thomas of the United States Supreme Court. Over the years, he has been derided by the press, largely for not asking questions during oral arguments. But, appointed in 1991, Justice Thomas is the senior member of this court, and he brings an interesting perspective to things. His writing was most recently here in Near Unanimity, Untethered (June 2021), an advocacy for standards and principles to guide the law. His special concurrence described in...