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From New York Times, I'm michael barbaro.
This is the daily this week the Supreme Court heard a case that on its surface appears to be a routine dispute over a government fee.
In reality, it could transform how every industry in the country is regulated.
My colleague adam Libtak explains.
It's Friday, January 19.
Adam, welcome back to the show.
Hello, michael.
So, Adam, remind us of the essential facts of this case that just ended up before the Supreme Court a few days ago, a case that I know you see as among the most important and consequential of this Supreme Court term.
What on paper, is it about?
So this case is about herring fishermen in Cape May, New Jersey.
I went to visit them, and among the people I talked to was a fisherman named Bill Bright.
Well, I'm actually a first generation fisherman.
I've been fishing for 40 years.