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Between private and public can help these individuals get to places they need to be. it's important as americans that all these people coming to the southern border are not immigrants. they're brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles of citizens of the united states and we can do better. >> i thank you all very much for being with us this mornin. i want to bring in senator from california, a member of the judiciary committee. on this day where there's been two major decisions from the supreme court. i want to start with these two decisions. the epa decision and the decision on remain in mexico. how do...

Their own policy because the laws were permissive. instead, however, the states that challenged -- >> joyce? i'm sorry to interrupt you. let's go with pete williams. we have the first decision today from the supreme court. >> reporter: >> the first decision is a loss for the biden administration on the question of the clean air act and the ability to combat global warming. the supreme court by a 6-3 vote has ruled that the environmental protection agency does not have broad authority to try to set national energy policy by encouraging industries to switch to cleaner sources of power generation...

Two major supreme court decisions, including a ruling on the trump administration's remain in mexico policy and what could be a blockbuster decision on the epa. after those rulings are released, justice stephen breyer will officially retire from the high court after nearly three decades on the bench. and at noon eastern, his successor, ketanji brown jackson, will take the constitutional and judicial oaths, becoming the first black woman to serve as an associate justice of the u.s. supreme court. with us to start off our coverage this hour, paul butler, former federal prosecutor, now professor ...

The -- the other case, the epa case, which looks so dangerous, you know, i think, yes, there's a small win for the biden administration with respect to remain in mexico, but the climate decision, jose, is such a dramatic thing. every minute that i read this gets worse and worse and stripping congress's ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions. this is a very scary day. >> neal, if you would, continue reading that 80-plus decision, if you would, and let's have this conversation throughout the remainder of this hour on what exactly you're seeing there and some of the issues that you would li...

Doing, when i look at what people are doing, that does give me hope. but when i look at the direction the federal government is taking, when i look at the direction this country is taking right now, it is very difficult to find that hope. >> doctor, thank you for being with us this morning. paul butler, i want to continue with your thoughts. you were telling us what your perspective was before on announcing this decision. now that you see it, what's your reaction? >> this case was about the ability of the environmental protection agency to do its most important job, fighting climate change. an...