It's Thursday, June 12th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is what a day, the show that sends its best to Beach Boys great Brian Wilson, who has passed away at the age of 82.

If you listen to God Only Knows on high-quality headphones, you will ascend to a higher plane of existence.

On today's show, President Donald Trump says he's restoring the names of Confederate generals to military bases.

He's not.

And Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard warns of a nuclear holocaust.

But let's start with guns.

A lot has been happening pretty much everywhere.

So you may have missed the Supreme Court making three very important decisions on gun policy.

Well, technically, the court made one very important decision, but decided not to make two more.

Let me explain.

Last week, the Supreme Court ruled against a $10 billion lawsuit from Mexico against American gun manufacturers.

The Mexican government had alleged that U.S. gun companies were fueling cartel violence south of the

border. But, in a unanimous opinion, liberal justice Elena Kagan wrote that the lawsuit didn't

reach the burden required by a 2005 law. The protection of Lawful Commerce and Arms Act protects gun manufacturers

from lawsuits brought because of misuse of their products. But the court declined to take up

two other gun cases, one challenging Maryland's ban on semi-automatic weapons, the other

challenging Rhode Island's ban on high-capacity magazines.

This is all happening in the context of President Trump's return to the Oval Office.

And back in 2017, gun rights advocates were thrilled to see him in the White House.

But then and now, Trump's gun policy bona fides are complicated.

See, no one was more excited to go and speak at the National Rifle Association's annual convention than Trump, except for this year for some reason. And his administration has lifted

a bunch of Biden-era gun control measures. But after the Las Vegas mass shooting in 2017,

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