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We're talking with Jonathan Turley, professor of public interest law at the George Washington University.
Justice Ginsburg was the second woman to be appointed to the highest court in the land. Indeed, he was my intro to NPR’s talk shows. What's your takeaway from the Supreme Court decision on Thursday on President Obama's health care law? This is at the end of the op-ed.
After the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the vast majority of the Affordable Care Act, the court of public opinion has continued to judge the ruling and partisan debate rages on. CONAN: And Jonathan Turley, it is going to force more specificity from the Republicans on what they want to do. CHAIT: You know, most people think, and I agree, that Roberts was looking out for his legacy and the legitimacy of the court and was afraid to make such a high-profile, partisan ruling that on the heels of previous high-partisan, high-profile, partisan rulings would cast the court as not really much of a court anymore but more of a super-legislature, currently controlled by Republicans, that just struck down laws that Republicans don't like.
A majority of people polled seem to oppose the individual mandate. Though, with experience as a guide, John Hockenberry always turns up in the most wonderful ways. ‘Fraid you’re right. NPR transcripts are created on a rush deadline by Verb8tm, Inc., an NPR contractor, and produced using a proprietary transcription process developed with NPR. CONAN: The situation that Jonathan Chait just described back in the 1930s, well, Franklin Roosevelt had a - had an approach to that. Duration: 1 hour. Hockenberry added that he wants to “directly experience how the media, citizens, and people in power can come together in new ways to create the functioning democracies of the 21st century.”. Later in the program, to Mexico, where the electorate turned back the clock yesterday and elected the presidential candidate of the party ousted 12 years ago. If you’re listening on WGBH proper, you might be confusing it with “Boston Public Radio”, which is their midday talk show with Jim Braude and Margery Eagan. All rights reserved. First of all, they'd have to get a Senate majority or at least get 50 so they could break it with a vice presidential tie. And I think they're trying to whip up conservative outrage at John Roberts because the conservative justices who he didn't join are obviously enraged at him and think their fellow conservatives should share their outrage.
They're really driven to gut this law. CONAN: Jonathan Chait, I think the logic was this was a persuasive tax like, for example, the deduction on mortgages; it's trying to influence behavior. But the big takeaway for me is the position I've been moving to for a few years, which is the Supreme Court matters in elections. CHAIT: And that's what the conservative legal movement has been building toward for several years. Click on TALK OF THE NATION.
And Roberts, even while declining to strike down this law, signaled that he'd be very open to striking down further laws by trying to - by accepting what I thought was this very, very strained at best argument that the "commerce" clause was so limited that you couldn't regulate the insurance market. You’ve got to cut them off in order to hold them accountable, which is your job as a journalist. The World is a public radio program that crosses borders and time zones to bring home the stories that matter. Hockenberry in 2012 googletag.cmd.push(function() { JONATHAN TURLEY: Thank you, great to be here. CHAIT: I think that's certainly right, and I think a lot of people in the country have a kind of outdated understanding of what the real stakes of the Supreme Court are. How do you detect “pressure on NPR” to have female voices? What you can do is, number one, defund programs that subsidize people's insurance like Medicaid and the tax subsidies for people who need some help from the government to afford the private insurance that they're going to try to buy now. In a year that feels never-ending when it comes to death and despair, many Americans are leaning on their faith to get through it. John Hockenberry majored in math and music. Rafer Guzman, a film critic for Newsday, and Kristen Meinzer, a culture critic, were the hosts of The Takeaway's podcast Movie Date that ended back in early 2016. Tanzina Vega is the host of The Takeaway.
And then he turns to taxing authority and gives a pretty limitless endorsement of taxing authority, and you're left sort of thinking OK, doesn't that sort of make the federalism this sort of Maginot Line? After se…
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You can’t let one guest dominate or drift off topic because you only have exactly 7:30 for the segment (or whatever the length may be) and you need to keep things on track. Politics with Amy Walter: What's Next for Amy Coney Barrett's SCOTUS Nomination? CONAN: Here's an op-ed from the National Review Online by Avik Roy on the political part of this: There is much confusion and disagreement among Republicans as to whether or not Obamacare can be repealed by reconciliation, which would require 50 votes in the Senate - and a Republican vice president - instead of the filibuster-proof 60. It’s also often necessary to interject when interviewing powerful people who are obfuscating, evading, or filibustering. Hosts Tanzina Vega and Amy Walter, along with the The New York Times and WGBH Boston, invites listeners every morning to learn more and be part of the American conversation on-air and online at thetakeaway.org. They just think it's illegitimate. High schools across the country provided a variety of social services in order to meet the needs of lower-income students.
Now it's paying for it - Attention to the Unseen, Pingback: The male cultural elite is staggeringly blind to #MeToo. It’s also to poke, probe, scrutinize — all things that often require interjection. 800-989-8255. Protests erupted around the country last night in reaction to the long-awaited decision in the case of the killing of Breonna Taylor. CONAN: And with us from our bureau in New York, Jonathan Chait, a writer for New York Magazine. How Senate Races Are Being Impacted By RGB's Death His announcement is expected Saturday. Some of them go above 140 in terms of their final review stage.
For transcripts, see individual segment pages. She is also an Eisner Fellow at the Nation Institute, author of the forthcoming book "Uppity," and a Ferris Professor of Journalism at Princeton University. In fact, it's for me become the single most important criterion in deciding who to vote for president. Good luck, John.
Most recently, the shooting of Jacob Blake, an unarmed father, has grabbed national headlines. Hockenberry spent 12 years as an NPR correspondent starting in 1980. Let's go to Larry(ph), and if I push the button properly, Larry's with us from Tucson. I still listen to Terry Gross because of John and ToTN v1. The pandemic has been a major setback for students and teachers in Puerto Rico, particularly given how limited internet access is across the island. How can we make this happen?! TAYLOR: No problem. I'm Neal Conan in Washington. Also with us, Jonathan Chait, a writer for New York Magazine. Thanks very much for the phone call.