you grew up in, charity long supported. they are very different if you are an episcopalian, you know exactly what. everywhere in this country, formerly respectable organizations, have seem to gone off the deep end. have you listened to national public radio recently? npr was always a little nutty, but in a familiar nonthreatening kind of way. your average public radio station ran needs cultural programming, the celtic music hour or bluegrass show. public radio s most popular feature was something called car talk. remember that? a show where two italian mechanics, in boston, both of them, they argue the merits of combustion engines and they fix your honda. all npr stations aired in the news from washington. there was morning edition in the morning, all things considered on the trip home. anchors were left of center, but they were subconsciously upmarket. they spoke in comically stilted having come located opinions about wine. this is npr, they d say. national public radi
today where the conservative justices rightly pushed back against the brought unprecedented coercive exercise of government power which takes aim at americans who are unvaccinated and affects nearly 100 million workers in total. the court heard oral arguments surrounding two mandates. first, biden s osha mandate which allows companies with over 100 employees to require the vaccine or weekly testing on the masks for workers who do not comply. the court also heard arguments of a mandate for medical workers who receive federal funding. that will recover 10 million more americans. remember, joe biden didn t go to congress. this mandate, there s no regulation. there is no statutory authority. did it by a stroke of a pen, blindsided businesses all across the country. here is justice neil gorsuch laying it all out earlier today. congress has had a year to act on the question of vaccine mandates already. as chief justice points out, going agency to agencies getting congress to act.
Lose your property? real property? you are screwed. we know that freedom stands on the shoulder of property rights. tucker: great to see you tonight. thank you, great to see you. tucker: that s it for us tonight. we are out of time. we ll see you monday. have a great evening. sean: welcome to hannity on this busy news breaking friday night. news breaking on multiple fronts tonight. the biden economy continues to crater. bad news all across the board with another dismal jobs report. we have coverage straight ahead. another day, another excuse on kamala harris on the democrats failing agenda. but first, biden zirconium workplace mandates front and center in the u.s. supreme court