is how strong are they going to be? a lot of pro-gun rights groups have told the court, you sort of created this problem, there was a line in heller where you said no right is absolute. you said that could be limited in some places. they said, you need to push back, strengthen the second amendment. john: we re watching this, very interesting case. jonathan turley, great to spend time with you. thank you. sandra. sandra: you have seen the ships lined up for miles yet still they are heading nowhere. sight that shows just how many store shelf products can t make it where they need to go. our next guest says that represents a bigger problem and just a fraction of the crisis because so much of what goes on the shelf or on your plate right now could be on a truck. we will have the head of the trucking association join us on this emergency next.
john, those are all very good questions. people all over social media are trying to use this anecdotal report of secretary powell dying from a covid breakthrough. stick with what we know and leave it at that. we have an 84-year-old man who suffered from parkinsons disease, previously treated for prostate cancer and was undergoing treatment for multiple myeloma, which is cancer of the blood. we know that of the 1.3 million americans who are in remission from these type of cancers or are still currently being treated for them, they have decreased ability to fight off infections, as well as decreased ability to mount immune response after vaccine. we know that secretary powell had been fully vaccinated, his second dose was in february, which means he would have been available in the first wave of booster shots in august. they did say he was scheduled to receive his booster shot last week, but because he fell ill,