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iean, in jacobson going to hold up with a 6-3 conservative majority on the supreme court with justicerett on the court? a lot of conservative scholars saying jacobson's deference to public health doesn't fly particularly in relation to your religious liberties and even economic liberties. i'm going to drill down into the religion and economic but just a general sense now, whether or not jacobson is going to be robust in this next decade. >> you know, i think predicting how nine people will behave is a fool's errand. i'll say it this way. jacobson is a charter of civilization. it's a little bit like authorizing a military draft. states that want to survive dish mean states in the international sense, nation state. if they want to survive they have to do things that are required to respond to emergency, and sometimes military drafts are required and a well-done military draft might have a narrow conscientious objector position but judges are in a good position to manage that question and similarly a nation state that wants to survive a pandemic has to take the steps to mandate vaccines.

iean part of wha is happening here is we have bn in this drought. and so we have less water.alked about in the book, and johannesburg south africa theyere literally going to have no water. so climate change is about to much water, not enough water, no water, drought, flooding, and the conversation is really gearing up. it has always been there. but i believe the conversation is getting bigger because it is affecting everyone. they are aually visually experiencing and seeing a result. and it can be suffocating. and it is frightening. the losses can be great. so i hate to say it, the movie twister, and i don't know who saw it, but bill paxton is waiting, watching the storm coming. and one of his workers comes up and is referencing you can see it, he says oh my gosh it is coming. and bill paxton that moment stops and he says it is already here. on so i think it is becoming real. because it is tangible. it is touchable. you are running from it. you are breathing it. you are swimming in it. you could be drowning in it. i just think it is here. and i know that sounds dramatic, but