Six to three, the new numbers reshaping American life, the lead starts right now.

Forty million Americans will not get the student loan forgiveness President Biden promised

them after the Supreme Court rejects his plan, and the president says it is unforgivable.

Then, a key ruling on LGBTQ rights and freedom of speech involving a wedding website designer

and the state of Colorado, what it means for anti-discrimination laws across the country.

Plus, as millions of Americans plan to take to the roads and the skies this holiday weekend

to look at what cities are experiencing turmoil after days of delays.

And welcome to the lead.

I'm Abby Philip, and for Jake Tapper, today we begin with our law and justice lead.

At any moment, now President Joe Biden will address the nation after the Supreme Court

today issued two major rulings.

One, the block's President Biden's student loan forgiveness program rejecting a program

that would have delivered debt relief to millions of Americans.

And the other ruling that appears to suggest the rights of LGBTQ people are on unsteady

legal ground.

So as the court ruled in favor of a Christian web designer and Colorado who refused to

create websites to celebrate same-sex weddings, citing religious objections.

Let's go straight to CNN's Jeremy Diamond, who is over at the White House awaiting President

Biden for us.

So, Jeremy, what can we expect today from the President?

Well, Abby, I think you can expect to hear a few different things from the President.

The first among which will be the President laying out, what kinds of actions his administration

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