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The dobbs decision, like abortion where he thinks politically maybe that wasn't great for republicans, he's used these -- his appointments as saying, look, i'm legitimate here. you can't question my conservative credentials. but i wanted to mention one other thing. one thing you're not hearing from biden, you did criticize the court, he's not on board with court reform. you're hearing that from the left again and that is something that is a bridge too far. >> absolutely. we'll talk more about that later in the show. joan, i have to ask you this, because this ruling on lgbtq rights was so irnin...

Form >> of the courts ruled by a 5 to 4 vote that achieving student body diversity justifies the use of race in admissions. >> today the court said colleges and universities may continue to use it and they're. admissions >> the court today gave a big boost to affirmative action and college admissions. it upheld the program at the university of texas at austin. and said that affirmative action makes classes more diverse and educational -- >> so, i guess president -- doesn't matter anymore. what about the actual facts. shouldn't they matter to the supreme court when it weighs a case with the pot...

Year, in dobbs in this year that they're free to look at these presidents -- and to correct what they believe are egregious errors,, yes everything is on the table justice thomas told us this last term, it is concurrence in the top. case there's grilled while versus connecticut, which legalize contraceptive. there's ingress virginia, he's let that one pass, it's raised here in this new case, and of course obergefell raises bigger questions. it's not clear that there's gonna be an immediate frontal assault on gay marriage. but the court's decision this week in 303 creative, the case about the w...

The Supreme Court on Friday offered significant new protections to business owners who don’t want to express support for same-sex marriage, ruling that the First Amendment protects them from sharing messages that go against their own beliefs. The 6-3 decision in favor of a Colorado web designer expands the possibility of receiving exemptions from public accommodations laws, which aim to end discrimination against various groups, including the LGBTQ community. Justices in the majority said that, while important, civil rights laws cannot be used to trample free speech rights.

The Paducah Pride Leadership Committee spokesperson reacted Friday to the Supreme Court ruling.