All right, back on TYT, Jank Huber, and a Casparian back as I guess from yesterday.

Anyways, huge affirmative action ruling by the Supreme Court.

We will have if you're un-initiated, surprising opinions on that.

And then later in the program, Biden is in a world of trouble.

The economy, I will have a discussion, maybe even a little bit of a debate on how

the economy is doing, but Biden's faculty is not doing well.

We will show you, unfortunately, the evidence.

So a lot to get to, without further to the giant Supreme Court case.

Well, yes, let's start with that.

The Supreme Court has now striking down both Harvard and UNC's program when it comes

to race used in admissions.

The court going forward in their decision saying they're going to set new limits on the

use of race when it pertains to a particular student must be part of their individual

story and not simply their identity.

The Supreme Court has ruled to narrow the scope in which race can be used to determine

admissions in the nation's universities and colleges.

Now how was this case brought about just to go back, give you the context.

Students for fair admissions, a conservative group sued Harvard University and the University

of North Carolina over their race, conscious admissions programs, alleging intentional

discrimination toward Asian American applicants.

So the court held in an opinion for the conservative majority written by Chief Justice John Roberts

that Harvard and UNC's admissions programs violate the equal protection clause of the

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