It's Friday, June 19th. I'm Keely Hughes.

And I'm Gideon Ressick and this is what a day the official companion podcast to Kim Kardashian's new show on Spotify.

Yeah, I mean, we know it hasn't come out yet, but when it does, you're pretty much not gonna understand it unless you listen to our show first.

It's true. Kim is a character in the Watt extended universe. We invented her.

Yeah.

On stage show the meaning of June 15th and how the country is marking the holiday this year, then some headlines.

But first the latest.

All in. All in. All in. All in. All in. All in. All in. All in. All in. All in. All in. All in. All in. All in. All in.

That was a home is here chant on the steps of the Supreme Court on Thursday. I teared up when I saw this on Twitter.

I know about you, Gideon. It's a good stuff.

Heartwarming. But that is big news. Yeah. In the last 24 hours, the Supreme Court's decision on DACA or deferred action for childhood arrivals took over every

bit of media that we any of us were taking in. It's the executive order from President Obama's administration that President Trump has tried to sabotage at every single turn.

While this ruling doesn't indefinitely protect the almost 700,000 dreamers from deportation, it is still an important decision by a court that has been at odds with the Trump administration this week.

So let's get into the ruling itself. Yeah, let's do it. So at the moment, what's going to say is kind of simple.

This administration can't just immediately end this program at the very least given the reasons that they presented.

It was a five forward decision with Chief Justice John Roberts joining the liberal members of the court and writing the majority opinion on it.

Now, he spoke to why they made this determination in a hinge not on DACA itself, but the way in which the Trump administration actually went about trying to end it.

More on that in a second. The Roberts wrote quote, we do not decide whether DACA or its rescission are sound policies.

We address only whether the agency complied with a procedural requirement that it provide a reasoned explanation for its action.

So Roberts is saying that the justifications that Trump administration provided for ending DACA were just not sufficient, but he did leave open the possibility that the administration could try to provide better reasons in the future.

You know, I love the incompetence of Donald Trump being the reason why he never gets anything he wants.

But yeah, let's talk about the Trump administration and how they got here. They kind of set themselves up for failure.

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