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Thats what it protects our stips. that seemed to suggest that justice kennedy was prepared to rule on behalf of the you believe can. but later in the argued he said he was very concerned about how the states civil rights commission treated the baker jack phillips here. he said it was dismissive of his religious views, inthe rant, not very sensitive to them. tolerance he said is the essence of a free society. hard to tell where he is going to come down on this. it seem to me, chris, that while th...

The couple call it discrimination. shannon bream joins us from the supreme court with more on this. good afternoon, shannon. >> it was a very heated argument inside these walls. behind me the nine justices bantering with the four different attorneys who were arguing the case. it was one of those hot benches. they didnt let anybody answer a question. they were talking all over each other. theres a lot at stake. as you mention, this is something that pits religious freedom of this baker. hes a chr...

David mullins, they were here for arguments. heres what he said. its not about a cake. >> this isnt about a cake. this has never been about cakes. this isnt about a wedding. this has never been about weddings. no, this is about freedom. freedom for lbgt people to live. not afraid that they will lose their homes or be fired just because of who they are. >> supporters of the baker say none of that will be at issue. they say this is simply about allowing someone with deep religious convictions to b...

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>> they were both public accommodations law. >> well be talking about a business open to the public? >> harris: as you guys go back and forth, we are going to run out of time and i want to step in because i know you guys have gone back and forth about this one issue and the supreme court, where do you see this falling down, john, you first? >> i want to say, in cases where we are talking about expressing a message, thats one thing. this is a public business. nobody looks at a wedding cake and sa...

I wish we had more we agreed on. once again, you keep fighting, but were going to keep saying tax cuts for middle america simplifies and grows the economy. >> doesnt seem to be what this is. but we thank you for your time. >> well see. >> congressman chris stewart of utah is on the appropriations committee and intelligence committee. standby, everyone. supreme court is hearing arguments this week over a baker who refused to make a wedding cake for the same-sex couple, citing religious beliefs....

>> harris: john from you see the baker was wrong, why? >> i dont think this is about the government enforcing anybody to send any message, about religious freedom or freedom of speech. i think one way to understand the case is look at another case where the supreme court considered whether the first amendment gives exemptions to antidiscrimination laws. its different in a number of ways but there are important similarities. back in the 1960s, a man did not want to serve african-americans at his ...

>> this week the spouupreme cou will hear arguments between a gay couple in colorado and a baker who refused to bake them a wedding cake. the couple is really worried this will open up the door to a wide range of discrimination from businesses against same-sex couples. the baker argues that hes an artist and he shouldnt be compelled to make a cake that violates his religious views. this is something thats going to get a lot of attention. a lot of interest from both sides here. a big argument to ...

Requiring me to adhere to the state law. however, the law is clear that says, if the law on the books apply equally to everyone at the same time and across the board, and individuals first amendment rights will not check for having that loft or not. so send this infringes on my freedom of speech, first amendment rights, my rights religion is not going to cause the entire legislation to be thrown out in colorado. >> rachel, talk about the president that can be set. >> hopefully the president will...

Specific than that. it is whether the baker can be legally told to credit customized product for the couple. i want to pull up a quote. we would get it up on screen. he says i dared everybody that comes in. gay, straight from a catholic, muslim, atheist. i welcome have one in my shop. i just dont create cakes for every event that is resented to me. what you said about? >> yeah, the person in 1868 case that was a barbecue chain could have said the same ring about serving african-american customer...