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A person to get into court than a state. in this case what we're seeing is the court obviously at some earlier point would have been open to the idea they had standing. that would have been a fair statement. they looked at it. and from what you read from justice breyer in other passages really did a full analysis that rejected the idea that obamacare is this bad or troublesome four states. have conservative states that don't like obamacare or other states that are vulnerable or injurious. they really go through what these, again, whether you call them red state or conservative state, and they ...

Principles that govern or con constitution, there should be no conflict between religious freedoms and advancing individual rights. this case illustrates that. we need to make sure that our government institutions are applying the law in a neutral way. it also, again, highlights and demonstrates the need for consistent federal protections. that's consider we need the equality act. we need to make sure there's consistent application of the law across the country as opposed to what we have been seeing, which is there's questions about individual municipalities and how they interpret their non-di...

We no longer have ari. i will give you thoughts. you are up to speed just as we are here with clarity and transparency on what has evolved over the last 54 minutes or so. obamacare for the third time has been upheld by the supreme court. in a 7-2 ruling -- you see the other two instances here. here is the 7-2 ruling. they are rejecting a claim that a recent change to the law made it unconstitutional. the other big decision from the supreme court, what we have been talking about, was the unanimous one, justices ruling philly went too far in imposing its anti-discrimination law on a catholic cha...

It's done that in the past. there have been cases where the court has avoided the larger questions by deciding on other cases. >> is there a way it could potentially come in court in the next maybe term or two related to this issue where if they are punting a bit, they might not do and that might end up ruling on the merits? >> i think it's hard to think of another case that we get up this high as it's structured. and, again, going beyond just the holding that obamacare is safe today, to the professor's point, it is interesting to see breyer as a drem caratic appointee writing this. there are ...

Find families that will adopt foster children because you won't allow them to be into the homes of same-sex parents, and the city says that violates our non-discriminating law, you're violating a city contract. catholic social services sued and said that violates our religious freedom. by a vote of 9-0, the supreme court voted with catholic social services. there's a limiting provision in this decision. what catholic social services said, you need not only to rule in favor of us, but you need to strike doubt an earlier ruling from the supreme court that says there's no religious exemption to l...