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back their debt? president biden tweeting moments ago this, unthinkable. this fight isnt over. ill have more to announce when i address the nation this afternoon. and on the final day of pride, the court backed a web designer opposed to same-sex marriage saying the business owner has a free speech right under the constitutions first amendment to refuse to endorse messages she disagrees with. lorie smith the graphic designer just celebrated her win in our last hour. >> this is a victo...

Conditions or terms. make no mistake, justice kagan says, the policy making here is done by the court enlarging its own authority at the expense, not only of congress, but of the president and his agencies. >> lisa, lets pull on that justice kagan thread a little bit. i want to read a quote from the dissenting opinion there, which i find fascinating. the courts first overreach in this case, and i think this is what you were referring to, is deciding it at all. under article 3 of the constitution...

There are a range of things the president could consider. one thing some progressive activists calling for. part of the policy is a pause on having to pay any more student loan payments at the moment. theyre saying he should extend that indefinitely. we havent heard from the white house what that might look like. thats one piece of add vase theyre getting. as it relates to the colorado case, its interesting having to do with the antidiscrimination law that the web designer was challenging here. ...

Didnt have any standing because the state wasnt in a position to litigate for this separate public corporation. thats what justice kagan is essentially saying. like youre giving this entity a pass on something very fundamental to litigation. does the person whos bringing the case even have an injury at all? shes saying, no, they didnt, and instead, the court skips over that to try and decide in its broadest possible terms that the heroes act doesnt say what the president and congress at the time...

People like lorie who believes marriage is a unique relationship between a husband and a wife should not be bullied, persecuted, or banished from the public square. >> this case will have the impact to cause considerable mischief undermining the principle that once you open up the doors to the public as a business, you have to serve all comers. >> reporter: so you can see with these decisions and these are some very controversial, highly polarizing decisions today across the country, often happe...

Americans according to the usa today ipsos poll supporting student loan forgiveness. 53% of people 18 to 29 in support as well. who takes the heat for what took place at the supreme court today when it came to student loan forgiveness? >> reporter: well, who should take the heat are people on the hill, mostly republicans but also manchin and sinema and a couple of others who wouldnt support this. the reality is anybody who had reasonable expectations for what any court would have tone, at least ...

Implemented didnt experience success with the supreme court on its first try, but it did when he reworked it, and maybe president biden and his team have taken a lesson from that and are going to try and fiesse this in a way it would pass muster with this court. >> this may not be the end all, be all with trying to get something like this through the supreme court. julia, let me go back to you. mike touched on it, the decision with the wedding web design case. talk us through that and some of wh...

Request ever came from him. again, as with the student loan case, its not even clear that this is a dispute that should have been before the court, but lets take a step back for a second. lorie smiths chief argument was that this was an encroachment on her free speech rights. she would have had to entors the wedding of these two people. whats to stop someone from coming forward and saying, im a checkout bagger at a grocery store, and somebody came in wearing a t-shirt that says love is for every...

Colorado, she had already had some clients who were lgbt. she was worried they might ask her to do a wedding website, even though its not clear that they actually had -- or they havent asked her so far to do a wedding webwebsite. she was worried under colorados laws she would be forced to do so. something that came up today as justice gorsuch was summing his opinion in the case, he said imagine if someone who was pro-lgbt, say you have a gay person being asked to create a website thats anti-lgbt...