former national security adviser is excellent. it s about the threat that we face from china. i highly suggest that you listen to it. download it at fox news podcasts.com. jesse: geraldo, crack open the frame for the play girl greg says he wants to see the fold for the centerfold. geraldo: beefier than the rest. jesse: have a great weekend. bret: good evening. i m bret baier. breaking tonight a supreme court showdown. the fate of president biden s vaccine testing and mask mandates now in the handle of the nine justices of the u.s. supreme court after hearing arguments today. today s three hour and 40 minute debate focused on three issues if the government can force private companies with more than 100 employees to mandate the vaccine or masking and weekly testing in the alternative and whether healthcare workers at facilities that receive federal funding must be vaccinated. a decision with the potential to
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to have health insurance. it s scheduled to take effect in 2014. it imposes a financial penalty for not having health insurance. let s get right to today s hearing. what went on inside the court. our senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin and our congressional correspondent kate baldwin were both inside the courtroom. jeff, you said based on what you heard in the courtroom, you think the court is likely right now to overturn this individual mandate. you just tweeted, i was looking at your twitter, you tweeted this was a train wreck for the obama administration. what happened? well, you saw right out of the bofrm three conservative justices just go after the solicitor general donald ver rilly. anthony scalia not a surprise. samuel, and anthony kennedy also who is usually the swing vote, expressing nothing but skepticism about the constitutionality. clarence thomas didn t say anything. john roberts to my surprise was the most sympathetic of the conservatives to the obama adminis