Derrick Van Orden: “There's a statute, it's a 323.10. It says the governor is…”

“I want to be very clear that this issue is much more nuanced than it appears to be. And I'd like to give you an example. And I will be bragging on the state of Wisconsin. There's a statute, it's a 323.10. It says the governor is capable of declaring a state of emergency, but after 60 days it will expire automatically unless it is affirmed by joint resolution. Which is awesome. So I think that's the framework we could use. However, in the state of Wisconsin, when the COVID When the governor declared an emergency for Covid at …” (05:21–05:37)

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