The Supreme Court's conservative majority takes steps to reshape American life.

How are Democrats responding, Biden, Cabinet Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Congresswoman

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez join me next, and holding court as Republicans celebrate conservative

rulings Trump takes credit. Is that enough to make voters overlook their concerns?

He's getting quartered and held high by anything.

We need leaders that are going to be willing to be bold, that are going to be honest.

Republican candidates Chris Christie and Will Hurd join me to respond in moments.

Plus, justice for whom? New attacks from top GOP candidates on minority rights.

Instead of taking children to church, they believe in taking children to drag shows.

But our day out of step with voters, our political panel will discuss.

Hello, I'm Dana Bash in Washington, where the state of our union is divided six to three.

Key decisions by the Supreme Court this week once again upended American life with a trio

of sweeping rulings that divided Americans and moved the country to the right, prompting far

reaching consequences that are only beginning to come into focus.

The new decisions to gut affirmative action in college admissions, curtail, LGBTQ protections,

and block President Biden's controversial student loan forgiveness plan.

It prompted blistering exchanges between justices on the court and brought the stakes in the 2024

election into clearer view. As top GOP candidates said, if elected, they would push the nation even

further on that path, while President Biden said only he can stand in their way.

Here with me now is Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Thank you so much for joining me this morning. Let's start with the student loan decision.

Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that the Constitution does not allow the President the power

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