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It was a six-three decision. It was amazing because you would expect from everything

we'd heard in the media that Brett Kavanaugh, Trump's second pick, would maybe be the squishy

guy, but he wasn't. He was with the conservatives. He was with Clarence Thomas. He was with Sam

Alito. Then you had Neil Gorsuch, who was supposed to be more conservative. He sides

with the Squish John Roberts and with the Liberals to deliver a terrible decision on Trans

Genderism. This was legislating from the bench. It was redefining sex to give credence

to this whole crazy gender ideology. Now as part of the Civil Rights Act, it's hard to

remember a worse decision than this. Worst of all, worst of all here because this is going

to have wide effect beyond the Civil Rights Act, beyond Trans Genderism. This is going

to have effects on our whole judicial process and theory. Gorsuch defended his stupid opinion

with the judicial philosophy of Anjana and Scalia. The broadly speaking, what this judicial

philosophy says is that we should interpret the words in laws to mean what they meant

when they were written. This is very difficult for the decision that we got yesterday because

the whole gender theory that goes into this decision didn't even exist when the law was

written. There's no way to make that argument. This was a really, really major setback for

President Trump. This was a major setback for the Constitution. This was a major setback

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