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>> catherine, here onset with me had mentioned, obviously you went to law school as well and have argued, you have litigated . you know the importance of precedent in cases. we are seeing jobs, we are seeing affirmative action yesterday. we are seeing some of these decisions that are overruling what have been decades of precedents. >> it is interesting. it depends on your view of whether it was rightly decided in the first place. certainly when it comes to an issue like a row, the conservative m...

Elections have consequences. what has changed, it is composition of the court. >> i want to go ahead and put up, again, we have already discussed some the dissent. she had said today, the court for the first time in its history grants a business open to the public a constitutional right to refuse to serve members of tech to class. i know the decision just came down and you are still digesting it but are you are ready think about what the implications of this could mean? >> i think the decision w...

That. i think beyond the courts is the everyday interaction now that we as people and going out to society have to deal with. are there going to be places that limit who they serve and how they serve and what they serve, saying, hey, its my constitutional right. its a form of expression, whether i should seat you. its a form of expression, whether i should produce a website that includes you and is inclusive of you and what youre about. it is troubling along so many lines. the bottom line as i n...

Affirmative action. the vast majority of civil rights leaders, this is the quote, favored affirmative action. as martin luther king jr. said, a society that has done something special against the negro for hundreds of years must now do something special for him, for him. but his goals went beyond that. his policy goals were not to just alter the racial composition of the elite but also change everything about the economy in ways that today republicans would call socialist. your thoughts on this ...

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Race. this will have historic impacts going forward as colleges try to diverse their student bodies, looking at any adversity students have overcome. they can no longer look at race. its something already hang in eight states across the country. the public system in california, they cannot look at race there. a lot of colleges have said its been increasingly hard to keep their student bodies racially diverse, hard to underestimate how big of a decision this is coming from the supreme court today...

What got us here? >> on the affirmative action cases. >> correct, specifically against harvard is the one we understand were getting a decision on today. >> ana, it looks as though the court has actually held that both harvard and unc, so in both cases, one as regards to private schools, the other public, that they violate the 14th amendment equal protection clause. so this looks like its going to be a big, big swing. im just only starting to look at the opinion. the answer to the broader questi...