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welcome to the beat. we have a lot going on tonight. possible legal nightmares increasing for donald trump. you may say doesn t he already have enough legal problems, but with a top campaign lake cooperating with jack smith it is another story. george santos also back in court with a lot of problems. we begin with the wider story we were discussing with the breaking news yesterday, the war on rights waged by a supreme court that said it cared about president but only cares about some precedent. this now trump tax court is that these two rulings, businesses can now legally refuse service to lgbtq customers, ruling in favor of a web designer who said they could not, would not work on same-sex weddings. now businesses can refuse to sell products and services basically on the argument that the message matters more than the equality and nondiscrimination of their potential client base. no one he wants to go about their lives thinking if i go to this place, if i go to this ....
Far it goes. what can a white house or president do without congress or the other branches. this area is legally a little less controversial than the other two rulings we ve heard about, where there is precedent and they just decided to ignore it. president biden went out on camera and said he s going right back at the court. i believe the court s decision to strike down my student debt relief program was a mistake, was wrong. hope on the horizon thanks to the relief that i planted last year, today s court decision that away from them. this is a court that is clearly not shy about asserting itself into what we all know is a very polarized landscape, and doing so in ways that as i went through last night, i m not going to repeat all of it for you tonight, but in ways that go against what many of these justices including the recent chap justice swore up and down under oath in their confirmation hearings, that they swear to follow precedent, ....