I haven't used a day all the way.

Bill, there are several interesting things in the news that you may want to comment on,

including another Supreme Court case, similar to what we've seen in the past.

Laurie Smith, an Evangelical Christian whose web design business is called 303 Creative,

said she believes marriage should be limited to opposite sex couples.

She preemptively sued Colorado's Civil Rights Commission and other state officials in

2016 because she feared she would be punished for refusing to serve gay weddings under

Colorado's public accommodations law.

The lower courts have ruled against her, but the Supreme Court has signaled that they

will rule in her favor.

Justice Neal Gorsuch says, this individual will create all manner of websites.

Just not one that requires her to write words on a page that celebrate a particular thing

that she finds offends her religious beliefs.

There are certain heterosexual unions that your client would not speak for either.

So the question isn't who it's what?

And Bill, the court heard arguments on December 5th of this year and a ruling is expected

in June.

I want to commend Laurie Smith for her courage in standing up against enormous cultural

pressures, in defending the sanctity of heterosexual marriage.

As you know, Kevin, Anthony Kennedy redefined marriage so that marriage is no longer essentially

a heterosexual union.

And this is now celebrated by the Biden administration and there's been legislation passed through

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