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Will care for, the person that they promise to love, honor, and protect. and even with the obergefell decision back in 2015, we have not enjoyed marriage equality because of people like this who think they have the right to use their religion as a weapon. they think they have the constitutional right, which they do now, to say we don't like you, so we refuse to do business with you. that is not what this country is supposed to be about. equal justice under the law w the people, a more perfect union. this decision today certainly has not helped this country take a step toward a more perfect uni...

Maybe chief justice roberts, who was trying to propose this. this for want of a better term middle path of a 15 week abortion ban being okay, but nothing before then. but where's where's the fifth vote? joan where's the fifth vote for me to be legal? you know, i hate to be put on the spot defending where the supreme court is going to go, but let's just use it as an example what justice brett kavanaugh, who was with the majority in the dobbs decision back in june, that as i said, completely gutted constitutional abortion rights, what he wrote separately in a concurrence, and i know you're well ...

Decision back in april to see trevor reed's release. and we are prepared to be creative and potentially make those difficult decisions once more if it means bringing paul home. >> democratic senator chris coons said today the more the u.s. makes these kinds of exchanges, the greater the risk, he says, of more americans being detained down the road. is he right? >> well, look, wolf, we have two imperatives. and i say this speaking from the state department where this is especially meaningful to us. we have an imperative to get wrongfully detained americans home, americans who are wrongfully det...

Almost minute by minute. the january 6th committee subpoenaed the records from the national archives, droonald tru filed to block it. the white house, congress, the archives itself, that leads to this dispute. >> explain to us donald trump's legal argument for not wanting them out there, and is it a strong one. >> it's a good news bad news scenario for donald trump. the good news for donald trump is that the supreme court has acknowledged that a prior president could have some right to invoke executive privilege. that was back in a decision back in 1977. the bad news is the supreme court said ...