Tangle Suspension of the rules. - Isaac and Ari run the show today and dive into more Epstein files criticisms and Ari breaks down the EPA Endangerment Ruling.
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Feb 20, 2026 They revisit fresh criticisms and controversies around the Epstein file releases and debate how to balance skepticism with care for survivors. A detailed legal breakdown explains the EPA endangerment ruling and its practical effects on vehicle rules and regulatory reach. The conversation closes with personal grievances and an abrupt family emergency.
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Solo Flight With A One-Year-Old
- Isaac recounts flying solo from Philadelphia to Phoenix with his one-year-old and surviving a long, delayed flight.
- He credits preparation and Omri's calm behavior for making the trip manageable.
Endangerment Finding Is Important But Not Everything
- Ari Weitzman explains the EPA 'endangerment finding' underpins greenhouse-gas regulation but isn't the sole regulatory lever.
- He notes many existing rules and state standards (like California's) continue to shape emissions regardless of this finding.
Practical Impact On Cars And Credits
- Ari outlines practical effects: immediate vehicle emissions won't jump because 2027 models are set, but future standards and efficiency credits face uncertainty.
- Removing EPA-calculated off-cycle credits could push automakers to change designs or rely more on features like start-stop.