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CBSI in the world. I'm John Bachelor. Behind the Black, Bob Zimmerman is here to take us to an unusual place to discuss outer space,

which is the Supreme Court of the United States.

Bob, this is SEC versus Jarksy, a decision 6 to 3.

It has to do with the administrative state.

How does that connect to SpaceX?

Good evening to you, Bob.

Good evening, John.

As I'm sure you've covered already,

the Supreme Court ruled that the use of administrative law judges,

these are not real judges, these are employees of this.

Security and Exchange Commission, the SEC. To use them as judges to rule on cases is not constitutional.

People have the right to a jury trial

before a real jury and a real judge

and real lawyers.

You can't just simply, and dismiss a bureaucracy, hire or have your own employees rule on a case

that you yourself as instigated against a company or an individual.

And because it says you can't use administrative justice and how does this relate to space?

SpaceX has been sued by the National Labor Relations Board for so-called discrimination

against some employees that it fired because they wrote a public letter,

an internal letter within the company trying to bash

Elon Musk.

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