Protect american workers from grave danger. why didn t that argument win, harry? that s the broader theme, right? having administrative agencies with expertise and uniformity, it didn t win because the new majority doesn t like the administrative state very much, doesn t trust it and wants to scale it back. i want to see if you understand this, all right, because these are comments from conservative justice clarence thomas from the oral arguments hearing for this case. watch this. there s been some suggestion or at least it seems to be implied that the vaccinations are efficacious in preventing some degree of infection to others. could you talk about that? particularly as i remember in the filings that the 18 to that the younger workers, the
Rights legally to put this vaccination requirement in place? what does the law say here? i do. the law says osha must must do it if there s grave workplace dangers. the majority said, well, the dangers here are workplace and everywhere. the dissent said so what, there are workplace dangers, and they re accentuated in the workplace. that s enough, and i think they were right. the liberal dissent says this decision undercuts the capacity of the responsible federal officials acting well within the scope of their authority to protect american workers from grave danger. why didn t that argument win, harry? that s the broader theme, right? having administrative agencies with expertise and uniformity, it didn t win because the new majority doesn t like the administrative state very much, doesn t trust it and wants to scale it back. i want to see if you understand this, all right, because these are comments from
it s very easy to be prince p.m.ed as you get closer to election day, you start making decisions on a more selfish basis or a short-term basis. and so far fear has been winning. it didn t win in 2018. it won in 2016. and in 2018, i would argue it did better than people thought it would. i don t think the fact that there were losses on the republican side was effective of the amount of anger directed at trump. given the amount of negativity that was directed at trump, he should have done better than he did. the bartender says i can t have another refill. i appreciate this. this is a good and important conversation that we have to have. thanks to both of you for having it. thank you. thank you. michelle goldberg and ben howe. still to come, as the impeachment rally continues in the congressman ro khanna and the democratic game plan in two minutes. tes. there s a better choice. aleve pm.
Will say well, i d be open to a primary with donald trump. so therefore donald trump is unpopular. and the same kinds of polls happened in 2015. the truth is when you get closer and closer to election day, and the fear is amped up so high. and for the people who are in the middle, you ve got donald trump who has the biggest microphone in the world, and apparatus at his disposable. it s telling them that the mainstream media has been lying to them about the tax cuts. the media is not popular in this country, but it s never actually been held in higher regard because of trump s opposition the it. the point about the polling, it is much easier to say the polling is reflecting. this. all recent elections. it s very easy to be prince p.m.ed as you get closer to election day, you start making decisions on a more selfish basis or a short-term basis. and so far fear has been winning. it didn t win in 2018. it won in 2016.
Now. you re never ready to run for president but he knows now is his best time to get in. chris, you know texas politics well. you worked for the ted cruz campaign. you were the republican party chair in the state of texas. in his interview with oprah, beto did not go bad on president trump. he didn t really talk about anyone. he kept stressing over and over the importance of listening to everyone and governing everyone. take a listen. going to every single county in texas, all 254, not just the reliably blue places where you would expect to find a democrat, king county that voted for donald trump 96% in the last election because the people in guthrie, the county seat are every bit as deserving of my attention of being listened to and heard being served even if they don t vote for me. okay. so beautifully optimistic. here s the thing. it didn t win. he lost king county by more than barack obama did. to illustrate his point.