the nation s capitol. we ll see you right back here judge judy: it s a dispute over your authority as parents. announcer: a high schooler with no home. jy: where are you living now? with my boyfriend and his mother. i rent a room in their house. announcer: and no vehicle. she was given a car with stipulations. i drove it home. and i parked it at home. announcer: even her pet was off limits. judge judy: that you would practically insist that your daughter be charged with burglary and theft of the cat. it s insane. announcer: judge judy. you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. victoria and richard kingsbury are suing their daughter, 18-year-old melissa kingsbury, for the return of a cat they claim she stole. byrd: order! all rise! it s case number 489 on the calendar in the matter of kingsbury vs. kingsbury.
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the steak is to pass the voter restrictions in 489 of them. it is frankly impressive, their focus. right. abbott, what the democrats in texas are doing is heroic, but abbott will ultimately prevail. what the democrats i think are doing is buying time. they re doing what eddie is doing, they re changing the landscape, but republicans are sort of at this point the apex predator charging toward the steak, and at every instance they have the wind of the supreme court at their back, they ve got these laws passed in 22 states. they ve got a democratic party more committed to the filibuster than protecting voting rights. i don t see the republicans hitting a speed bump any time soon. well, you may be right, and we talked about this last week. i mean about the asymmetry, that there seems to be much more urgency and passion on the republican side, but, again, that s why the president has to use the bully pulpit. that s why he has to talk about
many businesses still remain closed, but the government is hoping they ll be able to reopen on the 19th ofjuly. but with little or no revenue coming in, paying even a fraction of workers wages put could put a massive strain on those firms. up until yesterday, the cost to an employer keeping on a member of staff on £20,000 annual salary was £155 a month. that covers things such as national insurance. but from today, that cost will more than double, to £322, and in august and september, that cost will rise to £489. so while businesses have a reduced capacity to operate, where numbers are smaller in gyms, pubs or on the high street, the support from the government should match that. they ve pushed back the timetable for reopening, what they haven t done is put in place the support that businesses need to get by. it s a difficult, balanced decision to make. the furlough wasn t going to last forever and as we open up in two weeks time, this is the right time to think about the balance