discovered walking to class and someone said, i don t think she is 17. the reason why i m so upset is they refuse to post a picture of the assailant because i want to know exactly what this 28-year-old woman looked like to even think that the temerity to pretend to be a 17-year-old to be in school. and i want to know why. the story is sketchy. i have my sources. i got waters looking into it. greg: good. tyrus: kilmeade is on it. bret baier is going to stop playing golf. eventually we will have a pitch to make this story more interesting. greg: at least it is a 28-year-old pertaining to b-17 as opposed to the opposite. and my right, kat? what is the problem. kat: how much time do you have? greg: what is the story? kat: for the very first time in the history of the cincinnati zoo, a two toed sloth has been born.
school where she was quickly discovered walking to class and someone said, i don t think she is 17. the reason why i m so upset is they refuse to post a picture of the assailant because i want to know exactly what this 28-year-old woman looked like to even think that the temerity to pretend to be a 17-year-old to be in school. and i want to know why. the story is sketchy. i have my sources. i got waters looking into it. greg: good. tyrus: kilmeade is on it. bret baier is going to stop playing golf. eventually we will have a pitch to make this story more interesting. greg: at least it is a 28-year-old pertaining to b-17 as opposed to the opposite. and my right, kat? what is the problem. kat: how much time do you have? greg: what is the story? kat: for the very first time in the history of the cincinnati zoo, a two toed sloth has been born.
emergency applications and what is really most hard to see until you put them all together is the neutral legal principles that people might try to say explain these rulings fall apart when you look at the whole data set, fall apart when you compare trump rulings to biden rulings. when you compare how they treat covid mitigation measures in blue states to red states. it s not that the court can t have an emergency power. we need it to whether in an execution context or otherwise. it is that we ve normalized the emergency and the procedures for emergency which are very short trip procedures. and even worse than that the justices themselves are now actually insisting some of these unsigned, unexplained rulings are precedence, chastising lower courts for having the temerity to not follow an unsigned, unexplained decision. as you say, it is important for them to have an emergency process of some kind. but that was one of the things that made it not such a big deal. there was kind of less
rulings. fall apart when you look at the whole data set. fall apart when you compare trump rulings to biden rowlands. when you compare how they treat covid measures and blue, states versus red states. so it s not the core can t have an emergency power. we needed to, when it s an execution process, or otherwise. it s that we ve normalized the emergency. and we ve normalized the procedures for emergency which are very short, swift procedures. and even what than that, the justices themselves are now insisting that some of these unsigned, unexplained rulings are precedents. chastising lower courts to having the temerity to not follow the unsigned unexplained decision. that was some of the. i should say it s important for them to have an emergency process or some kind. but that was one of the things that made it not such a big deal. that there was less process, less certainty and visibility and machinations of the courts around the sort of emergency actions. they weren t meant to be setti
neutral legal principles that people might try to say explain these rulings fall apart when you look at the whole data set, fall apart when you compare trump rulings to biden rulings. when you compare how they treat covid mitigation measures in blue states to red states. it s not that the court can t have an emergency power. we need it to whether in an execution context or otherwise. it is that we ve normalized the emergency and the procedures for emergency which are very short trip procedures. and even worse than that the justices themselves are now actually insisting some of these unsigned, unexplained rulings are precedence, chastising lower courts for having the temerity to not follow an unsigned, unexplained decision. and that was one of the sort of i mean, as you say it s important for them to have an emergency process of some kind. but that was one of the things that made it not such a big deal. there was kind of less process, certainly less visibility into the machinations