pfizer gate matter to the court of justice, so that it may order the compulsory resignation and forfeiture of pension rights. not only of misses of underlying but also of all the european commissioners who make up her commission. it is clear that mrs. vander lion and the members of her commission are no longer in a position to perform their duties according to the letter. finding that this violates the principle of good administration provided for an article 41 of the charter of fundamental rights question. also raised by some n t o is, is exactly how here up with 448000000 citizens ended up with 4600000000 doses. at a cost of 71000000000 euros for big pharma, and with european countries. now on the hook to still keep paying for those doses, even though around for billy in your o's forces down are just littering landfills across the cards in there. and some of those countries, hungary and poland, for example, even joined this lobbyist, criminal place. queen ursula, when our shopping spree, tending over a ton of european tax fair cast of her power for life, pfizer and other big pharma players bragging to the new york times that she just knew that europe would be marred.

justice alito in your opening brief you did not mention any of these european. >> all right. joining me now is cnn chief legal affairs correspondent paula reid. she is outside the supreme court, as is our lucy kavanaugh. we also want to talk to cnn legal analyst, senior legal analyst elie honig and constitutional attorney seth berenzweig. paula, let me go to you first. we were just listening to what sounded like, by happenstance, a very critical moment in the arguments with justice alito and elizabeth prelogar, the solicitor general going over the the, you know, the risks versus the costs and the benefits of of this gender affirming care for minors. what can you tell us walk us through the case. >> that's exactly right here. the biden justice department arguing that tennessee's ban on allowing minors access to certain forms of medical care if they want to transition is unconstitutional. they argue that, look, if you are born a female, you don't have access to, for example, certain testosterone therapy. but if you're born a male, you can have access to that for other medical reasons. just not to transition. so you heard the justices really pressing the solicitor general on th

of the eu superstate. but now a government spokesman has refused to rule out a role for the european union's senior court, the european court of justicenegotiations. if labour accepts any jurisdiction to the european court of justice, that is a betrayal of the electorate because once again, our democracy would be subject to a foreign power and your vote in those areas would be meaningless. as for youth mobility, with massive continental youth unemployment, that risks adding to the flood of migrants, when instead we need a dam to stop the flood of migrants. while more regulation would simply keep us linked to sclerotic eu growth rates, the only hope to undo what labour is about to do is for the next conservative government to make it clear that if we win, it would cancel any of this agreement on its first day in office. in order to reduce migration, it must undo any loosening of migration rules with european union youth mobility scheme or otherwise. if we want to unleash growth, we must cut the regulations and augn must cut the regulations and align ourselves with the fast growth united states, not the slow growth european union. and m

ten years after the vote to leave, britain could once again be under the control of the european court of justice. sir keir starmer says he wants to reset relations with the eu. but will he just bow down to brussels again? he's done it before, remember? and nigel farage, yes, that man has met elon musk at donald trump's mar a lago residence. amid speculation that the billionaire will make a multi—million pound donation to reform uk, we're bringing you up to date on that breaking story. indeed, and yet more globetrotting, possibly for keir starmer, the chagos islands and this is another breaking news story for you. is this another blow for. yes, that's sir keir starmer, the new mauritius prime minister says the chagos islands deal struck by our prime minister isn't good enough and he wants to reopen those talks. and finally, our waspi women, a subject very close to my heart. labour has ruled out compensation for almost 4 million women who claim they lost thousands of pounds because of changes to the state pension aid, ignoring an official payout recommendation. indeed, yes. just how much do labour