we were talking about it. i think i want to talk about this, but i think i m not into tennis. will: here s the deal. i don t think it was a story about tennis. novak joke kitsch djokovic was not allowed toly because of vaccination. he comes back a year later to win the tournament. what did costs ourselves a world. cost ourselves australian championship, a moment of greatness with novak joke kitsch. what other moments did we lose? what other moments of productivity? what did you lose? what did i lose? mandatory restrictions that didn t work on entire globe. this man did what probably could have been. it isn t about tennis. i wonder what else this mandate, this an sanity cost the world? rachel: think about how many kids, our education system, pete, isn t great to begin with. they were on a december path. think how far back they were set. will: yes. rachel: i reviewed in the last hour a military man, decorated at the top of his game who was demoted because he refused to vaccine.
narrative what that meant. so look, if we go out on the street, do a man on the street interview, what happens if roe v. wade goes away? a lot of people go abortion is illegal. pete: yeah. will: maximalist position, don t realize it goes to the states. my point is, back to this idea of what is happening in minnesota, the burden needs to now be shifted. the burden shifted. you need to explain your point of view. rachel: yeah. i think that s fair. i think that s a good point. pete: i was going to because when they re pressed on their point of view, because of the power of the eye borings lobby, they can t abortion lobby, they can t say anything other than nine months. almost every democrat when pressed what is the limit abortion is acceptable? all the way up until birth? they don t want to answer it. but they don t want to reject it either. will: yes. for years pete: that is very extreme