siberino, appreciate your time. great to be here. jacqui: what do you see the supreme court leaning? it seems pretty clear to me the court was very concerned in the about whether vaccines are good or this might be a policy some people want to implement in certain types of work areas where you have people in close contact but really who decides. is this something that osha can decide, is this under having workplace regulation, not just any workplace regulation but emergency regulation where they skip all processes to do this because they said it is immediate they have to do it or is this something that really congress should be deciding because it s a really national policy or is it something which is traditional that the states would decide or that we would leave to individual businesses because they know their workforce and they know the particular environment of their their factories or their workplaces best because some of
than i, that the right has been really good at stacking up the supreme court. and now we see it with, you know, now the supreme court leaning to the right, we see what is happening with abortion rights. we see that the potential of a legislation that could be challenged and go up to the supreme court. so i guess the question i have, like, now you have candidates out of the 20 candidates out there, many of them are talking about, what do we do with the supreme court. do we add more justices? do we change the makeup of the court? what are your thoughts after doing the research and doing these interviews, what do you think democrats should be doing now? one of the things you notice when you go all the way back to the robert bork hearings and the end of the reagan administration, as the battle really engaged and republican, especially conservative republicans, figured out that the courts were the future for their party, which was not expanding demographically, the way the democrats were.