It's the Bryan Lair Show and WNYC, welcome back everybody, I'm Matt Katz, reporter in

the WNYC newsroom, and I'm filling in for Bryan today.

The justices on the Supreme Court issued opinions in the last cases from their term and their

July travel plans will now not be interrupted.

As you've heard, the Court ruled that creating a website for a same-sex wedding would violate

the business owner's free speech rights, and the Court struck down President Biden's

student loan debt forgiveness program, justices Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson dissented from

both.

Now we're joined one more time by our June Court watcher, Ellie Mistal, the Justice

correspondent for the Nation and host of their podcast, Contempt of Court with Ellie

Mistal.

And the author of Allow Me to Retort a Black Guys Guide to the Constitution, now in

paperback.

Hi Ellie, welcome back, I'm Matt, how are you?

I'm hanging in, I'm curious to hear about this, I've been on the air so I'm not cut

up.

Listeners, if you have questions or want to react to these final Supreme Court opinions,

we can take a call or two at 212-433-WNYC, that's 212-4339692, and if you can't get

through on the phone, you can always text us at that number as well.

All right, Ellie, the first opinion this morning was in 303 Creative Verse Eleoness, this

is a case where a woman sued because she wanted to start building websites for weddings,

but she said her religious beliefs prevented her from doing so because she didn't want

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