situation. because you still have some of those folks and they are armed. the blm does need to do something, but for two decades the blm let him do this. and fearing there would be some kind of armed confrontation and maybe bloodshed. i have no doubt that harry reid and others have talked to law enforcement, federal, state, and local and that there would be a plan. but i don't think it's going to happen today. i don't think it's going to happen tomorrow. i think they're going to wait awhile, chris. but they will do something. they have to do something lest this precedent be set for other ranchers. >> that's a good point. i think it is the kind of thing where you let the air come out of this bubble a bit and then maybe proceed about just sort of enforcing the most basic form of law. jon ralston, always a pleasure. thanks. >> thanks. coming up, the supreme court is slowly chipping away at the infrastructure that has helped to try to end racial discrimination in the country for decades. what the court did today is big news. we'll talk about it ahead.