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Doug McIntyre, pinch hitting for John and Ken, who have got some well-deserved off time here.

We're up on the 4th of July weekend coming up, a big birthday for America.

We're here until Conway comes along. Tim will

join us later on this hour. We'll give you a chance to win some dough. And we got lots of

stuff to talk about, including one of the stupidest schemes I've ever seen for a criminal. We'll

get into that. You're not going to do well in jail when you're convicted of this. And we're also

going to talk about the reparations

report that was issued. As you know, there's a move in Sacramento to issue reparations for slavery

and the effects thereof. So Corbyn Carson's going to join us on that. But the headline story,

enormously significant story, is the Supreme Court today overturning on a six three decision essentially 40 years

of so-called settled law on affirmative action. They're going negative on affirmative action,

ruling that it is unconstitutional to consider race in university admissions, eliminating the

principal tool of the nation's most selective schools that have used

to diversify their campuses. So to talk to us about this to get into the weeds on the law,

because what do I know about the law? I mean, the only thing I know, I've been to defend it,

but I don't know anything about the law. So we went out and got somebody who really does.

He is, of course, the professor of law at the UCLA School of Law. It's a pleasure to welcome to

the show. Eugene, how are you? I am well. How are you? I'm good. Thanks for coming on. We

really appreciate it. So does the basis is the 14th Amendment equal protection. And if I

am getting this straight, what the court ruled,

the conservative court ruled on this was that essentially in order to eliminate racism,

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