the court does say that in the particular kicircumstances of h phillip was treated, his religious views didn t get the respect of the commission that initially ruled against him. he cites commission members that said appeared to be dismissive or hostile to jack phillip s religious views. the 13r50esupreme court this w marred as soon as the commission said those things. all the court decision today says is, because of the way jack phillips was treated below, he wins. but the decision also says, we re not expressing a view about the larger issue that made this case so interesting. which is, can other bakers, florists, people who print wedding invitations, who provide services, people who sing at weddings, play the organ, do the deejay services, all those businesses, can they refuse to serve same-sex couples?
has written all the important gay rights rulings here from the supreme court, including the 2015 ruling on same-sex marriage. with that in mind, he basically is saying, we have to
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we ll get a report on the ground as monsoon rains fall and thai navy seals prepare to go in again. but first we are just over 24 hours away from president trump s primetime announcement of his pick to replace anthony kennedy on the supreme court. by the way, for those of you watching at home, abc says it is prepared to break into the bachelorette to bring you that news. president sa
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pete: and barack obama as well. that kind of anemic growth is the new normal. and a lot of economists said that as well. griff, you brought this up. you should get credit for this. i will read it one of our reports in october of 2016 cnn surveyed 11 economists on whether the economy would ever reach 4% g.d.p. all said no. quote: one economist his name is robert brewska he said pigs do not fly. trump donald trump is dreaming that it would get to 4%. breaking news this morning, pigs do fly. they actually do. [laughter] because we hit 4.1%. if it s on the folder it s got to be true. think about it, economists and everyone in the establishment said no, no, no. 4% can t happen. we are managing america s decline. we are a second rate power. our economy is stuck in the mud. trump said no we can unleash it again. america can be great. economic engine of free market works.
abby: we are still dealing with this.
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job approval rating probably has seven or eight points, maybe even a little more of what i think of as 401(k) trumpers right now. i think there are people who are looking at their statements, people who are on the right side of the economic equation any way. they see their numbers going up for all sorts of reasons. and so they re willing to not really dive in to this russian novel story that no one can quite figure out. and they re willing to suspend their bizarrely in my view, but they are willing to suspend their ordinary moral judgments about how this president conducts himself and is now representing us on the world stage. but i would not, if i were in the white house, count on that lasting until 2020. we ll see. joe, your latest column in the washington post really speaks to this entitled trump finally
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i will add this we have 200, 700,000 missing but 200 remains of. ainsley: 55 boxes of remains came back not sure how many they belong to. kim jong un came home from that summit and he promised him that he would do this and he did. the president sent out a tweet yesterday thanking him for that pete hegseth is in hawaii with the vice president. pete, we re seeing these coffins, these boxes with the american flag. yesterday they were in south korea with the united nations flag. but it s beautiful to see them with the red, white, and blue, finally back home on american soil, right? boy, that s exactly right. a lot of people commented on that. it s great to see them in the red, white, and blue, home where they belong. this was the arrival for the first time back on american soil. a few miles behind us in hanger 19 on air force base hickha