The Michael Barry Joe, a major ruling coming down from the Supreme Court this morning, a

tectonic shift in potentially and university admissions, depending on how this plays itself out,

where the Supreme Court struck affirmative action admissions policies for universities.

The father of three-year-old Clara on July 4th should be three, and five-year-old in December

Miriam Blackman, professor of Josh Blackman, the South Texas College of Law, is our guest professor,

since we're on the subject. Do you have anything to offer on olympic? Do you even know what olympic is?

Is that that empty that weight loss drug people are getting?

It is. See, this is why we had to do okay, Mr. Smarty Pants is because I get all these emails

going boy he sure is smart and I go smart Einstein didn't know to wear rubber boots when it was

raining three inches deep. He's smart in his area don't ask him other questions. Fair or unfair?

Fair. Okay, I'm just kidding you. He's the hell of a dad I know that. Professor, so what do you

make of the six three ruling by the Supreme Court in the affirmative action case where they say

universities may no longer use race-based admissions? Does this surprise you?

Well, the the top line vote is six three that universities can't use race, but in many regards,

this is not as broad as it could have been. I think if I'm a university administrator I'm

breathing a cyberleaf today because the court says no race at all and they didn't say that. They

said you can't do race the way Harvard was using race and it still left open the possibility that

other types of racial preferences can still be used. So this is, you know, it's not the worst

case scenario. It's not the best case scenario as usual with the Chief Justice. It's something in the

middle. What was Harvard doing specifically that they struck down? Well, they were treating Asian

students substantially worse than they were treating other students. If you look at the numbers

it's pretty blatant. You know, if you look at an SAT score for an Asian American applicant

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