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Today I have a cold beer in my hand, which means I must be joined by Christopher Bedford.

You also asked for your drinking?

Yeah, no, you forced it upon this podcasting session.

You've changed.

Yeah, that's me who's changed.

Senior editor at the Federalist also with Right Forge.

Chris wanted to talk about Joe Biden's no good, very bad, horrible week.

And I think that's a poor old guy.

I said that's apt because it's all encompassing.

And this has been sort of the criticism of Joe Biden is all encompassing at this point, of course.

But this week in particular, a lot of this sort of came into focus.

We're talking to you just after the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court barred the OSHA mandate,

which Chris, I want to get your take on that.

What does this mean for the Biden administration?

Is this going to be seen as a big loss by Washington and by the public?

Well, yeah, I think it's a great, a great thing for the American people to have the OSHA mandate

smack down. And viciously too, if you're reading to the opinion, it's like I wrote it.

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