someone will walk in, hand somebody something, hand a note. at least my experience on election night, it s very nerve rack right now, and we re just filling up air time. painfully nerve-racking. everybody is exhausted. and people who do this for a living are unusually superstitious. so nobody wants to be the first to deliver good news, nobody wants to be the first to utter bad news. and so it s very quiet, it s very, very tense right now. maybe some joking around, a little bit, on the side, trying to lighten the moment. but these are tense hours. james, what are you going to be looking for tonight? well, i think it s rough. a third of the country is non-white. a third of the country are high school non-college whites, and a third of the country are college whites. i think the non-whites and the college whites are going toe to toe. this is a election that is going to be decided, i think the key demographic here are college whites. i think they re going to be the arbitrators in thi
conditions, this is literally the fine print in these contracts. and it is a lot of fine print. i honestly don t know anybody who has read through it before clicking the next and signing off on it. and those who support arbitration say that the it does have its benefits. you know, you limit the personal injury ambulance chairses out there, and you get some fair and efficient settlements, and some people certainly say they have gotten fair and efficient settlements, and you know, you will do and some people say that and mainly it is the companies. and some do, and mainly the company, and i will tell you, that and the benefit has shown that the statistics the benefit has gone to the companies. and let me explain something. they pick the ashtray to or the. yes. and it is shown that the ashtr arbitrators in order to be hired again by the company decide more often for the business. so this is yes, the statistics prove you
out, and you are right. i have this under testimony, and hearings on this and even representative representatives of the e pro ban arbitrary dispute and before anything bad happens, but before you sign the contract you sign this this thing who have written that arbitrators will want to get a pro-business reputation so they get jobs and they will say that, and if you read the new york times article it is in spade. and they are not going to get business from ashleigh ban field, but they will get repeat business from the businesses that go up against me. and now, the supreme court have ruled on it. on the 5-4 basis. and what is the solution on this? well, the solution right now, and we have had some republicans who have voted for getting rid
i m not surprised because the judge did question the nfl very effectively in court exposing a lot of holes in its case. that being said, the nfl went into this court case with a huge legal advantage. federal court judges as a rule try not to disturb what arbitrators have decided in arbitration cases. that means the judge here ruled what roger goodell did was so glaring and illegal, he had no choice but to step in. this is a huge win for the players association, a huge win obviously for tom brady who gets to play this week, and really a problem for the nfl because they can appeal as andy talked about, but this is a public relations nightmare now. did they overstep going for the home run against tom brady and instead they end up with nothing. it s just insane. so i want to grinning in chris draft who is a former player for the atlanta falcons. how do you think the players feel about roger goodell at this moment in time?
punishments. however this ruling sort of says, and i m no lawyer, but essentially says he can issue punishments as long as they re not bonkers, and this one this finds is essentially bonkers. i think a lot of lawyers will be surprised that the judge issued such a strong decision in brady s favor here. because the courts do like to defer to arbitrators. it keeps a lot of disputes out of federal court and we have a whole system of arbitration set up. so when the courts look at an arbitration procedure, it s not like they re looking at a trial record of a judge. they really give a lot of deference to the arbitrator, but here when judge berman looked at the record here, he essentially said this was so bad i m going to have to set it aside. he said brady got inadequate notice of the severity of the punishment that he was facing. now, that s important because it might affect the way you handle and present evidence at the arbitration. he said brady was denied the