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Visit booths.co. UK. This is CBS I on the world. I'm John Bachelor. I welcome Professor Richard Epstein, a senior fellow to Hoover Institution.

He teaches law at NYU and the University of Chicago, writing most recently defining ideas for Hoover about the moratorium on evictions

that has been in place, I read and follow Richards reporting, since the beginning of the

pandemic crisis.

The puzzle here is that most recently a judge,

district court judge Dabney Friedrich,

has said that the CDC, the original driver for the eviction moratorium, the CDC exceeded its authority,

this is a tangle of competing authorities in the government.

So I turned to Richard only because Richard has introduced me over these years

to the idea of takings and I have his book at long last

takings private property and the power of eminent domain and in reading the

just the beginning pages I see what the quandary is.

Private property is part of natural rights.

Natural rights is what the individual possesses, quite independent of what the state says.

The state is there to protect the individual rights and under natural rights, not to take away

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