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It's Eric Erickson here. I might have bitten off a piece of a protein bar and it just kept chewing and chewing and chewing.

As this music started up.

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The phone number is 877-97-973-7-425.

I will get to phone calls here in a moment. But first, I got to play you some of this. Poor CNN. They're really having a hard time. This is conversation. She's like Poppy Harlow with, yep, Poppy Arlo with Jeffrey Tubin.

That is such a good point, Renee, Marsh.

Stand by for us.

Thank you very much.

We're just pulling up the next opinion coming down from the court.

But before we get to our Jessica Schneider with that ruling on Biden versus Texas, the immigration question, Jeffrey Dubin, I think Renee just raised such an important point.

Okay?

Because Congress isn't acting on these big issues,

major questions, the court's word is the final word. I mean, Congress does have the ability

to codify an abortion right, for example. Congress does have the ability to explicitly say the EPA can regulate on issues of climate change.

It just has enacted.

That's the point. I mean, you know, that's a feature, not a bug.

The reason conservatives and the Federalist Society want to limit the, you know, want to push these doctrines is because

they know that Congress is not going to be able to pass these laws. So when the court says

it's up to Congress to address climate change, what they are really saying is we don't want climate change addressed because we know

that Congress is not going to address it.

So, I mean, that's what's really going on here.

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