possible and an outlookpo that requires more government intervention and at output, by the way, that also elevates him to diva status so he can keep telling us what to do. the bottom line is this pandemic will end when we e quit telling people to get tested who are notnd sick.th that se the first thing that han to happen. and it s also going to end when people economically resist.ly they ve r shut down d.c. they ve unilaterally h just ruined the city of d.c. you can t come there as a tourist, can t tour the capital and you can t go to restaurants. well, guess what ? with a restaurant finally pushed back when they march telle streets, we all people to take a flying leap. you re not going to come in my restaurant, enforce any mandate . that s when this will end. but it s going to take resistance, economic resistance by restaurant and hotel owners in these blue cities where democrats are forcingit these mandates. senator , i need to getr your thoughts on another thing. californiath is loo
retirement change the course? and will his successor transform its liberal wing? he is the director of the robert a leavitt center for constitutional studies at the cato institute and author of the book supreme disorder judicial nominations and the politics of america s highest court. welcome good to see you. we do not know who will be the replacement yet. but tell us a little bit first about justice breyer s impact on the court. especially the court as it has moved in a more conservative direction. brian has got lost in the shuffle a lot he has not become cheap diva status with ginsburg or with instantly quotable dissents from a progressive perspective. he was a junior justice first first 11 years on the court, that is a record since the court attained nine members in the late 1860s.
outside of baseball, or whether it s a-rod who already hadn t endeared himself to his teammates going back years after he would stay at separate hotels rooms and separate entourage he had reached this diva status and as he s on his way down, you know, apparently lying to major league baseball, like leeking documents to get others on his way down. it s such a sort dids affair, it only validates the tough stand that baseball is taking and my hope is as a fan and dad of fans, is that there s just this incredible stain associated with steroids and peds that becomes sort of final. you know, i had hoped it would be final in the the 90s but it wasn t. whats they guys did is got a little more sophisticated about how to avoid and use it. i hope this will sort of break it. let s hope so. speaking of sordid affairs, filner.