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same-sex marriage. they write that montana senator said today he is endorsing same-sex marriage joining the party's new consensus on the issue. he joins senator from missouri and mike warner of virginia as .ndorsing same-sex nuptials again, that case is coming up tomorrow. let's go to paul in north carolina supporting same-sex marriage. hi, paul. >> thanks so much for letting me comment. i've enjoyed your show for years. as a human being here on planet earth, we're reminded that god made some women that can't have baby, some men that can't fall in love. god has also made human beings...

when public opinion is shifted in favor of same-sex marriage. these two cases also promise to shape the legacy of the roberts court. joining me from new haven, connecticut, akhil amar, he's the sterling professor at yale law school. from washington, jeffrey toobin of cnn and the "new yorker" magazine. with me in new york, andrew sullivan, the author and editor of the dish blog. i'm pleased to have each of them here as we look forward to tomorrow and wednesday. a historic couple days at the supreme court. jeffrey toobin, i begin with you. what's -- tell me about the court deciding to ...

>> rose: welcome to the program. this week at the supreme court on tuesday and wednesday two very important constitutional cases. they're about same-sex marriage. we talk to akhil amarar a constitutional law professor at yale, jeffrey toobin, legal analyst at cnn and new yorker magazine and andrew sullivan, the well-known blogger of the dish. >> the states have moved, the country has moved, the public opinion has moved and that's relevant to whether this is just a remnant of an idea whose time has past and if you look not at the past as jeff i think correctly did, that's what the co...

when public opinion is shifted in favor of same-sex marriage. these two cases also promise to shape the legacy of the roberts court. joining me from new haven, connecticut, akhil amar, he's the sterling professor at yale law school. from washington, jeffrey toobin of cnn and the "new yorker" magazine. with me in new york, andrew sullivan, the author and editor of the dish blog. i'm pleased to have each of them here as we look forward to tomorrow and wednesday. a historic couple days at the supreme court. jeffrey toobin, i begin with you. what's -- tell me about the court deciding to ...

0 cuts or arguments being made to avoid them. if you talk about not having a good faith negotiating partner, is it more about 2014 and midterm elections than it is about doing the business that's at hand? and basically the business at hand that was put together and approved, most of the dna held by republicans on this sequester? >> it is more about politics than what the nation needs because they are dumb cuts. they are across the board. they are indiscriminate and cut good programs equally with bad programs and cut efficient programs with inefficient ones, it's the last way you would want to ...