conservative super majority. today two more big rules. one tieing the biden administration s hands in the climate change fight. the other clearing the way for the biden white house to end a controversial pandemic era trump administration border policy. those decisions closed a turn d make block buster changes to american law and to american life, including new limits on how states can regulate guns and, of course, the end of the roe v. wade decision that guaranteed federal abortion rights. president biden ending a big overseas trip earlier today called the role reversal destabilizing and, quote, outrageous. he said democrats should make an exception to the filibuster and pass a new federal law. let s get to the supreme court as we wait. i may have to interrupt you for the swearing in justice ketanji brown jackson, but what do we expect as we watch this ceremony play out and we get justice breyer leaving and justice brown coming in in a new job she must be thinking wow, intere
severely restricts agencies. so the supreme court in a 6-3 decision cutting back this power to regulate from the epa, but also sending a warning shot that other regulations, the deal with big issues from the epa, and other agencies may eventually be struck down. so the chief justice in this opinion really illustrating it this way. he said that regulating coal might be sensitive for this big climate issue of the day, but he said that that rests in congress s hands. that congress should be controlling this. john, it s something the dissenters here said was frightening. jess, stand by for us. joan, i want to read a little bit from chief justice roberts. he s essentially saying this is not our job and these agencies don t have this power. he said the court shouldn t be doing this. the agencies should be doing this. he said capping a level that would force a nationwide transition may be a sensible, quote, solution to the day. not plausible that congress gave epa the authority to adopt on