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Here in an emergency way? that s right. what a week. it s been poppy, you know it. just this all started last friday with the lower court s ruling, and yesterday, attorney general merrick garland vowed that the department of justice would be going to the court to try to protect women s reproductive rights and preserve the ability of the fda to review and approve drugs. not just not just this abortion medication, but all existing and new drugs. this case really goes to its authority. but you re right there back at a at a court that just 10 months ago, uh, eliminated all constitutional right to abortion and said it should be left to the states and this is a major case that will test just how available abortion still is in the states that keep it legal, so the court will have two main options. they can do a variety of things, but two main options when they privately consider it as as you noted, papi wanted to just grant the stay that is to suspend all litigation for a second. not a ....
Houston astros home park a minute maid park, the alcohol sales for last year were $28.4 million. now that was across about 95 major events in 2022, but the vast majority of those were in fact baseball games. there are few concerts in there as well. but 28.4 million gives you an idea that whose is a big big sale point for baseball teams, right, so the traditional rules was that you only sell through the end of the seventh inning, but the mlb s new pitch clock has made seven innings and about 24 minutes shorter, quicker, on average, right. so what are some teams doing well? they re now going to sell alcohol until the eighth inning that gets back about 75% of the time of lost sales right because of the faster games and but by my estimate that might make teams at most about a few extra million dollars, but you know, obviously, that perhaps could lead to more people out on the roads, right, papi? yeah i mean , you know how my position on this. i think it s not a safe. so um this could also ....
Ridiculous precedent that this judge is set hours trying to set immediately. i mean, think about what this means, papi. but this judge has done is, he said that the facts and the science and the law that has governed the fda approval of medications for years is now can be overturned by one judge and his political ideology. think about what that means. if you have somebody who says i don t like vaccines, anti-vaxxer, i m going to go to the courts and asked them to overturn approval of backs of a vaccine. for example, it throws us into chaos, and the only solution here is to is to have this river. first in the courts. well that s the legal solution that you re hoping for. there are some as you know who are calling for the fda to ignore this judge s ruling. do you think the fda should ignore the judge s ruling? well i get that frustration, but i ask everyone to think about what the slippery slope is here. first of all, we ....
Disclosure forms. they tend to put just minimal amount of information there, and recently the rules were tweaked so that this kind of travel so called personal hospitality would have to be revealed. but the bottom line also is caitlin that they have no formal code of ethics or any way that any member of the public could lodge a complaint and then see their complaint resolved. the attitude of the justices has essentially been trust us. we have you can be confident that we have no conflicts of interest here. you know, joan that that lack of a code of ethics is the first thing i thought about when i read this propublica reporting because we talked about that. right around the leak of the dobbs decision, right? like where is the code of ethics? consider and this is another place where it shows how needed that is. is there any precedent for anything like this in modern , the modern history? the court at least, you mean this kind of extensive, you know, not that we know of. and i do have to ....
January 6th capital attack and trump s efforts to overturn that election. this means depends could potentially testify under oath about conversations. he had one on one with trump leading up to that day. so let s bring in senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid. this is certainly precedent setting. and it s never happened before. if he does this that s right, papi. this could be a historic moment if pence, is able to testify about the pressure campaign that he faced from the former president and his allies to block biden s victory. this has been something that investigators have been particularly interested in as they investigate the events leading up to january 6th. this would be the first time that he s participating in an investigation against the former president. now there is, though some carve out there are some carve outs here for him are some exceptions specifically, he will not have to testify about anything related to his work as president of the senate on january 6th. ....