if democrat mayors have their way, could they try to borrow the unvaxxed access to public transportation, what about state employment, other benefits. how can long can these emergency powers be invoked before they become unconstitutional power grabs. for such drastic measures, congress or state legislatures sh have to pass actual laws. but most prefer it this way. you know, they don t have to pass any laws because then these elected officials have to take no responsibility. it s for the health and safety of everybody. it s an ieb emergency, that s what they say. it s bull. can america really take three more years of this? now as i mentioned moments ago the seum supreme court just handed down a huge victory to the pro-freedom crowd issues a stay against the osha mandate, hour the coat did not block the vax mandate for health care workers at facilities that
receive medicare and medicaid funding. after the cases came to the supreme court in december on a an emergency basis, the justices opted to expedite the cases for oral argument on whether the mandates shall remain in place while the challenges proceed in the lower courts. here to break it all down is jonathan turl yrgs, george washingsington university law professor. professor turly, what is the most significant take away? let s start first with the osha ruling involving the businesses. well, ultimately the big ticket mandate, that the one that affected about 80 million workers, and the result was a major loss to the biden administration. this was one of the key pillars of the administration s pandemic policies. but the court made short work over it because they dinot see the authority in this agency to require national mandates.
conducted in all 50 states. make washington d.c. a state to get two democratic senator in perpetuity, pack our courts in the supreme court. that s what this is all about. the democrats know their agenda is massively unpopular and it s dlished catastrophic results for americans like the highest inflation in 40 years. so they want to remake our political system so they never have to relinquish poker. they had a couple democratic senators stand up to them and say no, i just can t imagine that joe marchen and kirsten sinema took kindly to be being compared to jefferson davis, and bull connors. laura, you and i and half the country that oppose joe biden s election law we have another reason to object to him, because all three of those people are democrats. remember, the democratic party was the party of slavery, and segue segregation. pucen party was the party of equality for all. laura: that s a bunch of racist history that doesn t count. to give you a sense, senator, of
the chief witness used against the administration was president biden s own chief of staff, ron during the oral argument a number of the justice owses quoted saying this was a work around. that didn t go over well, you know, thrai couldn t get this authority from congress, they found ought that the president couldn t order it directly, and then they publicly announced they found a workaround. the court said you really did it. the workaround won t work. you. you have to show us direct constitutional authority. and in many ways, everyone tucks about democracy and they re using it as a weaponised political slogan, this really ultimately is about democracy. what the supreme court was saying is that this is a question that belongs in the legislature for the peoples representative to decide, not