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Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck-Sexton show podcast.

Welcome in Friday edition, Clay Travis, Buck-Sxton show.

It is a fabulous Friday.

I know many of you, maybe you're cutting out of work a little bit early today. Maybe you're

out at lunch right now on the East Coast and you're throwing up the deuses and headed off into

what should be an awesome July 4th weekend. And there is much to celebrate as we begin today's show with you.

We're going to be joined halfway through by Shannon Bream, who is the Fox News, a host of Fox News Sunday,

but also has been covering the Supreme Court for Fox News for a long time now.

We'll have her breakdown these rulings in more detail.

But let's go ahead and dive right in, Buck, off the top here.

Double Supreme Court six three decisions coming on the heels of yesterday's six

three decision to end affirmative action in college and university admissions.

Simplifying what happened today, the Biden attempt to cancel, and by cancel we mean just take

on as more of our federal debt, $400 billion some odd dollars in student loan debt, was

struck down as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court,

6-3 margin also in what feels to me like an imminently reasonable, yet also very significant

ruling.

We've had this question over what can be compelled, what can a business person be compelled to do when it

comes to unique talent, a website designer in Colorado who refused to do websites for gay

weddings, you can correct me if I'm wrong on this buck in terms of the factual details here,

cannot be compelled to create those websites for gay couples,

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