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intermarriage cases, and i think it s i don t know how the court is going to come out. gorsuch is proving to be clarence thomas-like in his conservatism, very conservative across the board. he voted in 15 cases, the only justice he s voted with in all 15 cases is clarence thomas. the democrats said he may need congenal but what will he be getting inside the room, we re seeing now. jeffrey toobin perfect as always. and to you our international viewers, thank you for watching. for you, cnn newsroom will be next. for our u.s. viewers we have a big day in a battle over health care. this cbo score, what this bill means for families like yours is going to make a difference. what do you say? let s get to it. this cbo report should be the end of the road for trumpcare. we are no longer forcing someone by a policy that they don t want. if you re on the fence i m mott so sure this report helps you much. he wants a bill that has heart, wants to make sure people have access and tha
have to treat same-sex couples essentially identically to opposite sex couples. the question of whether individual conscience allows you to not participate in same-sex unions in a way that you can t have individual conscious to say i will not participate in racial intermarriage i will not participate in religious intermarriage. that s the question that really is before the court, and it s a tough one. and, jeff, for all the court did say today, there was something not said. a lot of people wondering, a lot of buzz in washington, a lot of talk among conservatives that anthony kennedy was hinting to friends and colleagues he might call it quits and retire, but nothing. dop we read into that? well, yeah. i mean, it s a very big deal. his departure would be enormous. i do put in the caution that there is no law that says supreme court justices have to retire on the last day of the term. sandra day o connor announced