realizing now that children his own age were murdered inside their classroom, inside their school, he s trying to process it all. and he saw my own anxiety this morning and i felt guilty for even causing a little bit of his own. and he actually said to me, don t worry, mommy. i will be home tonight. he said, i make a promise to myself every day that i will make it home at night. now, these should not be the promises any child has to make. not in a nation where our promises to keep them safe have not been kept. i remember when mr. rogers was trying to comfort kids like me by telling them when you see scary things, look for the helpers. look for the helpers. okay, well, as far as we know, the helpers stood in the hallway. the helpers heard shots even after they believed it was a barricade and not an active shooter, and when the helpers aren t being tight hp lipped, they re offering changing narratives but i m still going to look to these helpers. but this time it will be for an
Much. all right. well also this morning, we re watching something i ve been trying to figure out over the course of the entire last weekend, questions swirling around a recent supreme court decision. the court ruled last week in favor of a christian web designer says she shouldn t be forced to create sites for same sex weddings. now the man cited in the case named steward says he never requested a website and says he s not only straight and married to a woman but he s a web designer himself. now in an interview with cnn he said, quote, i ve never asked anybody to design a website for me. so it s all very strange. i certainly didn t contact her and whatever the information in that request is fake. cnn s joan biscoupic joins us live from washington, d.c. joan is the author of inside the supreme court s drive to the right and its historic consequences and can also explain every question i have joan ends up answering it when we re together in washington. so my question is, does this ac