it is topsy-turvy live news event kind of day. case in point, in a matter of about two minutes, we expect to hear from president biden. he will address the nation live on a number of topics, not the least of which is the abrupt stepback our country took today away from fairness and progress toward intolerance and discrimination. the conservative supreme court ruled 6-3 in favor of a colorado web designer, an evangelical named lori smith who refused to work on same sex weddings. the court said that the first amendment protected her from punishment. and it is a turning point decision that will flip the state of equal protections on its head and allow business owners to likewise evade punishment under similar laws in 29 states. and in the longer term, it could again signal a threat to the landmark decision of the 2015 case establishing the case of same sex couples to marry. and if you are wondering of the same sex couple, what they are doing, after being denied basic human decen
my side where we like him moos. most. let me start with you, randy. the president clearly prepared with some policy announcements today. i talked to him at length about this court. i can t imagine he was surprised by the decision, but there was some policy ready to be announced dade. your reaction to that. look, you know, i applaud the president for announcing policy immediately. there is a big difference between the two courses of approach. one was under the heros act, you could do emergency an emergency approach and move something faster. under the higher education act, you actually have to go through rule making. and these two avenues were available then. and i m glad that the president is now saying that we ll move on the other area and i m glad that he also talked about the income replacement issues. but instead of being in the rule