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I think that's why they're hearing oral argument on this as opposed to the rent moratorium case you mentioned a moment ago in which the supreme court just decided that on its shadow docket. >> neal, i won't tell anybody where you are, but you did put on twitter a picture of that ski slope and i won't say what state it's in. i think i know. please go out there and do a double black diamond for me and don't die in the process, okay? >> i will. >> thank you for spending time with us. >> i will, my friend. thank you. >> talk to you soon. up next, a look beyond the omicron surge and how science i...

To face a real dilemma in think about the material consequences of its actions if it tries to strike this down. i mean, you don't need to be a scientist to know that higher vaccination rates are good for everyone. i mean, heck, even donald trump thinks that vaccines are saving lives. that's what he said yesterday. and he's about as far as you can get from a scientist. so, i think it's a really hard thing for the court to strike down, so i guess i disagree a little bit with the "new york times" and its prognosis of this, because i think this is just so compelled by public safety, and i really h...

The shadow docket is the emergency management tool it uses to handle emergency appeals like this. we saw they used it in the texas abortion case and earlier in a case involving execution but they received a lot of criticism. from the shadow docket to the regular docket is a really interesting move that suggestions that the court is amenable to out cry from the public. whether or not the biden administration is going to face a hospital reception before the 6-3 conservative super majority is a different matter. this is a court poised to be skeptical of executive over reach and likely the biden a...

Merits of the case, they did it about procedure, vigilante stuff. what happens this week that's different from last time? >> well, this time, unlike before when you had that ruling you referred to in which they allowed this to go into case, even though some justices expressed skepticism. that was done in the shadow docket. it's an emergency order that goes up to the court often before a law goes into effect saying, hey, we think there's a problem here. can you intervene? can you put it on hold until it can work its way up through the court and the court declined to do that, allowed it to go in...

Something like that. >> what else did he say? >> he talked about some of these expected commission recommendations. he is discouraging court expansion, saying that he thinks that people should think long and hard about making any coined of major changes to the court. he once upon a time was in favor of term limits, like 18-year term limits, but he is going on his nearly 28th year. he certainly isn't favor in that for himself anymore. but he addressed court practices, issues of transparency. he also, jake, really showed how different he from his other fellow liberals. they are down to just the ...