university of north carolina violate the constitution, justice society a may or as says it decades of progress and precedent. president biden weighing in he severely disagrees with the ruling. our coverage begins with fox news legal correspondent and anchor of fox news sunday shannon bream, at the supreme court tonight. hi shannon. hello gillian. in the wake of the decision applicants will still very much be able to share their personal stories in their essays and statements and that can include stories about race and ethnicity and they re alloweded to consider those but they cannot be used as an end run at the heart of today s decision. let us embark on this transformative journey towards a more fair inclusive educational landscape. the supreme court made clear today race can no longer be used as a factor to determine who gets admitted to colleges aname. plaintiffs in the companion cases involving harvard and unc argued that the use of race was working against specific
clearly. yeah, i mean, it s pretty strong. i think americans are fair people and they understand, if you re a poor kid coming from a poor black community, you re up against it in terms of trying to get ahead in this country. and they want to make sure that you have a chance, that you believe you can make it in america. right now, this conversation that we re having, it seems to me, you know, the supreme court today acted as if, you know, we are past the jim crow era, and we certain will are. i think we can all agree on that. but there is still a system in which people of color in this society know that race is a factor. and i think that s why you saw a really interesting clash between the two black supreme court justices, ketanji brown jackson and sonya i m sorry, and clarence thomas with, you know, what you heard from ketanji
eyewitness accounts that there s milk everywhere. so, anyway, there you go. judge? all right. first, i m on hannity tonight, and i just did a special hunter biden live, streaming live on fox nation. and i hope you watch it. and i m not going to go into my one more thing because it s going to take too long and i didn t have enough time. all right. that s it for us. special report s up next. hey gillian. hey cats up greg, how s it going. my new nickname. heard you got a new time slot. congratulations. thank you. er welcome anytime you want. don t say i never said anything nice to you. good evening from washington i m gillian turner in for bret baier. history at the supreme court the justices struck down affirmative action in college and university admissions in 6-3 votes. chief justice john roberts says policies at harvard and the