There is the high-level committee, which is just J.D. Vance on our side, who before the talks even started was like, look, I don't really know anything about this stuff, but I'm just going to go in there and chat them up. Because we all know J.D. Vance's personality wins over everybody. Yes. I mean, that man, yeah. Could talk a woman in white gloves into a ketchup popsicle, you know what I mean? Just charm.

Exactly.

That's what we all say.

I'm Jane Koston, and this is what we all life. Take it away, 2015 MSNBC. We have read from the bench, there is a right to marriage equality. I repeat, speaking to you from the steps of the Supreme Court, there is a right to marriage equality. Red just from the bench now, waiting to get the opinions as they come running out of the court, Thomas. We do.

So this is a big day.

Again, Ari Melburgh is standing there telling us that the court has ruled in favor of marriage equality in the Ogreveld case.

Yes, 11 years ago today, the Supreme Court ruled in a five to four decision at the 14th Amendment

guarantees the right to marry to same-sex couples.

Marriage, it turns out, is pretty cool.

On today's show, we talked to Tommy Vitor about the negotiations to maybe, possibly, perhaps, and

President Donald Trump's war in Iran. Before we get into all that, here's what we're following

today. Friday, June 26th. There's a new Gallup in NBC poll.

Came out, I think four days ago.

Listen to this.

Only 29% of Democrat voters now say they are proud to be American.

Over half now say they want to live in another country.

Go, go, go.

We can't deport that minute.

Hmm.

Mike Johnson, why do you think people are ashamed of being American right now?

Maybe it's the administration you coddle day in and day out while it runs roughshod over pretty much everybody.

Unfortunately for us, House Speaker Mike Johnson was just an opening act for the Faith and Freedom

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