So in New York, three more New York sheriffs said they won't enforce Governor Cuomo's

Thanksgiving limit.

In a scathing Facebook post on Saturday, Fulton County Sheriff questioned the legality

of the governor's newly instituted 10 person cap on parties and other gatherings and private

residences.

Frankly, I'm not sure if it could sustain a constitutional challenge in court for several

reasons, including your house as your castle, the sheriff wrote.

And as the sheriff with a lot of agree, I couldn't in good faith attempt to defend it in court.

So I won't.

You want to hear clip number one, Richard Jardino's New York sheriff.

The anxiety that this rule is causing this unbelievable people believe that the governor

and other executives want to use law enforcement as a tool to make them submit.

When you try to authorize by executive order that we can come into somebody's house,

count the people and take some sort of action.

That remedy is greater than the wrong having people gather.

Because frankly, I have faith in people in my community to use their intelligence, what

they know about the COVID and make a determination.

There you go, brother.

So on the other end of the country, they increased shut down.

Order's moved all the counties in California into the purple tier statewide mask mandate,

et cetera.

At the same time that we all learned the governor who's making these rules goes out deep with

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