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This is a shining example of that equal protection under the law. recognizing marriage has a fundamental right. and arguing strongly that every american deserves access to that fundamental right. i think its a very important decision. and you know the states will still be at the center of lots of marital issues. they will be implementing this decision. but this was very very powerful. enterms in terms of no matter what state you live in that you can share in the fundamental right of marriage. >>...

You cant get into their head to know what theyre really thinking. you cant mess with those rights. because the right they have on a religious basis is as important as the supreme court mentioned for gay americans. >> you mentioned the idea of playing to the base and fund raising off this. this is ted cruz reacting to this ruling. lets play what he had to say. >> todays decision was a trav esty. it was not constitutional. it was five unelected lawyers imposing their own radical views on this nati...

Question about whether states can deny same sex couples the ability to get married. these cases wont be argued until probably march, but i think its very surprising. this is a huge action by the supreme court today wading fully into the issue of same-sex marriage. so its going to mean that this will be an absolute blockbuster term. >> pete, can you talk a little bit about what it means to take two cases in this way at the same time? we know from the aca decision that justice roberts cares deeply...

The same rights and benefits of marriage. i hope it is the start of what is the american journey for expanding rights of every american. >> given the current composition of the court, i am nervous. i do not yet share karens optimism. im concerned the court will move to take away the rights of gay people to get married and let states block it where they want to. i think we would need to focus on two people. where does justice kennedy go? and hes being interested in individual liberty. perhaps he ...

That saved their lives by a handgun? >> millions. >> women are victims of violence all the time. they can make better decisions. >> learn to protect themselves. >> or make better decisions. >> lets get right to our panel now pop toure is a colleague of mine and a host of "the cycle." karen finney and michelle cottle. karen, if i might begin to you, lets start with the breaking news. i want to start with your reaction to news this hour the supreme court will rule on californias gay marriage ban a...

Factories in canada. and a federal judge in texas dealt the president a blow today on immigration, declining to order an immediate halt for the daca program. texas and seven other states had sued to stop daca, which is the obama era initiative that allowed more than 700,000 young people known as dreamers to avoid deportation. joining us now is the columnist for the daily beast and a political analyst. also joining us is a special correspondent for the daily beast and president of the center of a...

American car companies with factories in canada. and a federal judge in texas dealt the president a blow today on immigration, declining to order an immediate halt for the daca program. texas and seven other states had sued to stop daca, which is the obama era initiative that allowed more than 700,000 young people known as dreamers to avoid deportation. joining us now is the columnist for the daily beast and a political analyst. also joining us is a special correspondent for the daily beast and ...

Of the media reviews. at times talking about his good reviews for his performance which he equated to work yesterday. it was interesting to watch some of the faces of others, assembled to work for the president in that room. you could see an occasional smile and that kind of thing which makes you want to read between the lines. the president seemed to enjoy the, quote, reviews as he described it from his performance yesterday, which he referred to as work. it was a lot to consume. today not taki...

I think that there is a sense about who the best stakeholders are on a variety of issues for the white house. while weve had some contentious meetings with chief of staff general kelly and others about immigration issues in particular and daca. we were outraged they rescinded and then had a notion this was not going to cause turmoil in the lives of these young people and their families and their employers. so, that might have had something to do with it, right, the kind of comfort level of whos ...

Case they would have to praise this president for doing as much as he has done but they wont because it is politics. they are using immigration for political advantage which is disgusting. rob: lets talk about the wall, it will be a conversation for some time. the question is how do you think this deal will come to fruition with democrats? if you look at four key issues you are talking about daca, border security, changes to chain migration and ending the visa lottery system. >> when you look at...