first in 1905 and then in 1922. these we re smallpox vaccinations. the supreme court today is quite easy for them. all they had to do was followen not just the constitution, the tenth amendment, but also supreme court precedent. i think that what is so confounding to is that biden knew what he was doing was wallace. he spent months promising americans he wouldn t impose a vaccine mandate. he said he didn t have the authority, he didn t have the power. his press secretary said it. members of his administration repeated. and then all of a sudden one day he said i m going to do it and he thought he was being terribly clever. all get osha to do it. but osha governs agents and substances that are toxic in the workplace.e. vaccines never have been. the supreme court said something pretty important today. they said covid 19 virus is not an occupational hazard, it s a hazard everywhere. it is universal. it is not unique to the
things under our tripart system of government, the legislature makes the law. the issue in this case is who decides. i have a chapter in mym ee booke case for vaccine mandates in which i asked that question, who decides. i predicted that the supreme court would strike down a presidential mandate that was not authorized expressly by congress. all the questions you raised are questions that should be put to congress. congress has hearings, they should have the best experts in the world. they should consider the issuero of whether or not people who get covid have the kind of immunity that gets exemptions fromm vaccination. these are the kinds of issues that must be decided by the legislature. that is why they struck down the osha mandate, but they upheld the other mandate because they
workplace. so, they concluded inexorably that both biden and osha were abusing their powers. i think you re right legally.bl osha was a workaround in their backdoor way of doing it. we now know that fully vaccinated people, they get booked covid. vaccinated with boosters, they get covid. vaccinated, blistered and with natural immunity and they get covid. why won t they go to the next scientific answer which our therapeutics, and how is it in gods name possible at this late date they ran out of tests and they ran out of therapeutics. they re is no excuse for that, professor. this is a legislative manner what the supreme court basically said. it s up to the legislature, they should be mandating all these
0 and we know why all these people are leaving npr, it s not racism they re just embarrassed. not us, we re not going to criticize him, we are fans we re going to keep listening. nothing like this has appeared on the airwaves anywhere.in its hilarious. treat yourself. that s it for us tonight. we ll be back tomorrow night at eight. here is sean. sean: get rid of the wheat mandate thing.ge you cannot make this up. play it again and again. thank you, tucker. welcome to hannity, tonight we are nearing the end of what was one of the single worst days of the biden presidency so far. after 357 other terrible days, that is saying a lot. breaking this afternoon, 6-3 decision assi we predicted, the u.s. supreme court blocked the vaccine mandate on private businesses just three days after it went into effect. while the court did uphold an hhs requirement for hospital workers, of course that s medicare and medicaid federal money, the federal mandate on private businesses is no more. it is a mass