time magazine for their article on pediatricians who serve trans youth facing increasing harassment. in the daily beast article, alabama trying to raise the legal driving age for trans people to 19. president and ceo glad sarah kate ellis took some time to address the increase in laws against the community. watch this. there is one thing that extremist politicians and activists can never ban, and that is our joy. we are not going to let them anyone tell our stories or villainize who we are. when the truth is, everyone deserves to live a life happily ever after. yes, so raise your voices [applause] so raise your voices, take action with glaad, get loud, and stay proud. and we are loud and proud to have the glaad awards take us off the air tonight. on that note, i wish a very good night. from all our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, state thanks for staying up late. i will see you at the end of tomorrow. of tomorrow thanks for being with us tonight, it s go
republic. professor thank you for being here. thanks for having me. what did i say raw? nothing. no. i think that the reality is that the last five or six years, we have seen the supreme court use what are rare orders. orders that we rarely saw in the 1990s in the context, that were often important to the state or prisoner but did not have broader implications on statewide policies. and you would also understand why they would be so time sensitive, they have to go to the execution. exactly, versus 2016 and 17 now it s a big policy dispute. whether it s trump immigration policies, or state measures, or biden s decision of state policies, or student loan program. or vaccination methods, the supreme court is handling so many of these through this emergency application. and what is really i think, most hard to see and truly put them altogether. is that the neutral, legal principles that people might try to say explain these