injustice are just the same. the reality of discrimination is it is not just about the person, but it is also about those who are impacted a married couple whose experiences face discrimination at every turn. [indiscernible] years after their son was born, he was denied the opportunity to attend day care with his friends just be has because he had to wo moms. he and his community are living in a world that stigmatize their family, denied the opportunities as those of other children. not the world we want for the next generation. it is time to fulfill the promise of equality for all our families with no exception. applause]d good morning. [indiscernible] includes all of us, regardless of whether you are lesbian, a, black,l, or transgender, that you know, or a person with a disability. not get to pick who they serve and who they will not this country has a long and sordid history of using religion justify the rights justified the denial of rights this is not a case abou
the supreme court heard the oral arguments in masterpiece cake shop, the civil rights commission tuesday. jack phillips s lawyers and respondents, along with their lawyers made their remarks outside the supreme court following the orbital oral arguments. i michael ferris. thediscussion was lively, session was longer than the scheduled hour because there was such interest on all sides of the case. this is the first time in american history where there is serious consideration of compelling people to deliver a message that is contrary to their beliefs. freedom of speech means the ability to refuse to speak a message you do not agree with and the freedom includes a context where other people might be offended. we recognize, on each side of this question, people will be offended. if that was enough to curtail someone s religious freedom are really freedom of speech, this would no longer be the same country founded over 200 years ago. because the essence of america has been fo
andity to refuse to speak includes the context where other people might be offended. we recognize on each side of the question, people are going to be offended. if being offended was enough to curtail someone else s religious freedom or friend most beach, this would no longer be the same country that was founded over 200 years ago because the essence of america has been for , i may disagree with everything you say but i will defend until your death the right to say it. in this case, it is worse. defending to be the death the right to refuse to engage in streets that violate a person s core religious and political conventions. chris wagner will come up here in just a second from our team. in a great job. she was peppered with a lot of questions. i think the court heard from four able lawyers. at the end of the day we had a good chance of prevailing. it will be close. the court paid a lot of attention to it and i expect to see the very vigorous discussion amongst the judges in
violating my relationship with god. laura: shannon: justice k. a christian baker who refused to do a custom wedding cake, hasn t gotten the tolerance he deserves. we will talk to his attorney. hello and welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream in washington. president trump is set to fulfill a major campaign promise tomorrow at least in part announcing plans for a new home for the u.s. embassy in israel, jerusalem. the proposal is evoking strong reaction from some leaders in the middle east to say this move will disrupt the israeli-palestinian peace process. the president expected to announce plans to officially recognize jerusalem as israel s capital. how much is going to change her here? a lot more is changing in terms of words than in terms of where the embassy is actually located. mr. trump is recognizing jerusalem as the capital but he is signing a waiver so the embassy doesn t have to move and may not move until after the 2020 election. the israelis consi
god. laura: shannon: justice k. a christian baker who refused to do a custom wedding cake, hasn t gotten the tolerance he deserves. we will talk to his attorney. hello and welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream in washington. president trump is set to fulfill a major campaign promise tomorrow at least in part announcing plans for a new home for the u.s. embassy in israel, jerusalem. the proposal is evoking strong reaction from some leaders in the middle east to say this move will disrupt the israeli-palestinian peace process. the president expected to announce plans to officially recognize jerusalem as israel s capital. how much is going to change her here? a lot more is changing in terms of words than in terms of where the embassy is actually located. mr. trump is recognizing jerusalem as the capital but he is signing a waiver so the embassy doesn t have to move and may not move until after the 2020 election. the israelis consider jerusalem their capital. th