It really is. And I think that a lot of Americans get it at their core, that we were -- have been a country where by force of law, whether you are gay or black or a woman, the laws of this country were against you and that building there -- Posse versus First -- and I can go through many of the awful, horrible cases.
Senator Booker reflects on the historical injustices faced by marginalized groups in the U.S. and the role of the Supreme Court in recognizing their rights.
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This bill actually does is it takes away rights for them to legally challenge anything that the cartel of the NCAA does.
That's what frustrates me — we have a bill that's going to protect the wealth and the gravy train for a lot of folks but puts burdens on college athletes.
That is a lie. The reality is, they don't need Congress' beneficent actions to give them NIL rights, they've earned them in the courts.
Costs across the board have gone up, as I said, between $4,000 and $5,000 for the average family, but for other families, they see their healthcare costs go up and skyrocket.
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