today a federal judge overturns the national eviction ban put forth by the CDC and vaccine

passports coming soon to a state near you. We've got a lot coming up today and it starts

right now.

Welcome to the news and why it matters. I am Sarah Gonzalez today joined by back by

popular demand. Ami Horowitz filmmaker Ami Horowitz. We got a double dose of him today.

I can't get enough of it. Yeah, I mean the people they we got to give them what they

wanted which was more Ami Horowitz also joined by pack ray of pack ray unleashed the people

also want more pack ray sure they sure they do actually. All right and I'm sure you know

stew is not here he's out of town but we have Ami in place of him no pressure on me.

It's just big shoes to fill us exactly. No pressure but all right so the federal judge

has struck down today the national eviction moratorium that is such a bizarre story. The CDC

in case you guys have forgotten the CDC was the one who banned these evictions and yes I do mean

the centers for disease control and prevention just in case that was it was not like a weird

housing unit that's called the CDC. No I mean the actual CDC was the department that banned

most of these evictions. It was slated to expire at the end of January but president Biden

extended it first until April and then later through June but a federal judge has now

overturned it now of course the story that I read was like potentially leaving millions of

Americans at risk of losing their homes two months earlier than expected and then it talks about

let's see what one in five renters across the U.S. are struggling to keep up with their payments

and it's just interesting to me because nowhere in here does it mention the landlords who like

also have bills to pay. You mean owners? Yeah no that's not a thing they care about.

Apparently not. Private ownership is not I say that it's not even hyperbolic. Yeah

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