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difficulties in terms of the technical aspects of getting things on the show so if anything looks unlike it usually does, don t worry, nothing is wrong, at least nothing wrong that you need to worry about. plenty is wrong. trust me. all right, we start tonight in marshall, texas, in east texas, really, really east texas, it is close to the louisiana state line, not far from shreveport, louisiana. and she was born there. in 1926. in marshall, texas. far east texas. but after being born in marshall, texas, in the 20s, when she was 12, in june, 1939, she and her family moved 200 miles west all the way to ft. worth. it was her and her two siblings and her mom and dad, from sleeve port louisiana, to ft. worth, and paid $165 for their house on east any street and new york avenue in ft. worth in the fifth ward in ft. worth. a neighborhood today that is hemmed in on three sides bay zillion lanes of interstate and major highways that sort of have the effect of cutting it off fro ....
majority, the case was dismissed on the procedural basis of lack of standing. the court held that a texas-led coalition of gop-controlled states and two individual plaintiffs had not suffered any injury and therefore had no right to bring suit. trump appointees brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett voted in the majority on a ruling that leaves in place the entirety of the affordable care act. justices samuel alito and neil gorsuch dissented. so, willie, big news, big news from the supreme court this morning. especially when you look at that vote by amy coney barrett. we heard from a lot of progressives and a lot of democratic senators that she was on a mission to destroy the affordable care act. not the case yesterday. and not the first time that court-appointed justices have sided with the court s liberals. in 2014, neil gorsuch was the swing vote. in 2019, brett kavanaugh surprised many when he sided with the court s liberals, ruling that iphone users could produce ....
a killer motivated by hate intending to start a race war in south carolina. he joined his victims in a bible study class and he took their lives in the house of worship. it s a reminder that our work to root out hate never ends because hate only hides. it never fully goes away. it hides. and when you breathe oxygen under that rock, it comes out. that s what we must understand juneteenth represents the end of slavery in america more than 150 years ago but the ongoing work to bring true equity and racial justice into america society which we can do. in short, this day doesn t just celebrate the past. it calls for action today. i wish all americans a happy juneteenth. i m shortly going to sign into law making it a federal holiday. i ve only been president for several months, but i think this will go down for me as one of the greatest honors i would have had as president. not because i did it but because you did it. democrats and republicans. it s an enormous honor. thank y ....
catholic agency in philadelphia that has placed foster children with homes for decades, yes, they said they had the right not to work with same sex couples to place children. it goes against their religious values and principles. the agency defended their policy but lost in the lower courts. today as we re telling you, they won in the highest court in the land. john roberts wrote this the refusal of philadelphia to contract with csf for the provision of foster care services unless they agreed same sex couples could go through scrutiny. it violates the first amendment. we have lori wyndham here. good to have you with us today. you successfully argued the hobby lobby case and also little sisters of the poor. what is the significance of this win today for other cases do you think? martha, thank you for having me today. i think this is a huge win for religious social service providers across the nation. what the supreme court said is hey, they had done great work for de ....
of mother emanuel church in charleston, south carolina. killer, motivated by hate, intending to start a race war in south carolina. he joined his victims in a bible study class and he took their lives in the house of worship. it s a reminder that our work to root out hate never ends. because hate only hides. it never fully goes away. it hides. when you breathe oxygen under that rock, it comes out. that s what we must understand that juneteenth represents the commemoration of slavery in america more than 150 years ago, the on going work that it has to bring true equity and race justice to american society, which we can do. in short, this day doesn t just celebrate the past. it calls for action today. i wish all americans a happy juneteenth and i m going to sign into law making it a federal holiday. i have to say to you, i ve only been president for several months, but i think this will go down for me as one of the greatest honors i will have had as president. not because ....