It appears that this is no longer emergency relief. this is a political dispute. and we never know what the rationale is. has this gotten overused, andrew? i think we re seeing a greater sort of frequency of folks turning to the judiciary. and one of the biggest challenges now is that parties can pick their judges in the lower courts. right? you can file a lawsuit in texas, pick the location where you re going to file the lawsuit, and there will be one judge who s going to hear that case. and you know the political party who appointed that judge and you know the political valence of that judge. when you see parties rushing to the judiciary and getting to pick the lower court judges, it s an accelerant that forces everything up faster to the supreme court and is making the supreme court, which is now a very conservative court, basically sitting in the driver s seat on all of these issues as they get shot up to the court and is using that shadow docket to act faster on these issues.
Where it is back to all of the time. there are certain times in certain months there are more packed than others right. but that is one big difference that i think at some of that fear. i think it does require us to be valence. when i see people on the subway, i see people buried in their phones. looking around and not being buried in my phone. because, if every single person is, i don t know, it just seems like it is possible that there could be more trouble. thank you very much for all of that reporting. all right, meanwhile, u.s. intelligence is still trying to determine who is behind the drone attack on the kremlin a few weeks ago and bianna golodryga has new reporting on the story.