Good evening everyone, I'm Allison Camarada, welcome to CNN Tonight. It's been a week of

monumental decisions from the Supreme Court, decisions that will affect millions of Americans.

Today, the conservative majority blocked President Biden's student loan forgiveness program.

The president fired back saying the court quote, misinterpreted the Constitution and bowed

to put forward another plan to help student borrowers. What will that look like? We're

going to ask former education secretary Arnie Duncan. Also today, the justice is ruled

in favor of a Christian web designer who refused to create websites for same-sex weddings.

But there's a twist that makes many think this case might have been manufactured and that

no gay couple asked for a website. Now, supporters of LGBTQ rights fear the court may go even

further. Plus, it was a big week in the various Trump investigations. Remember back on Monday,

when CNN obtained the audio tape of former President Trump talking about those classified

secret documents that he held on to? Well, the week ends with members of Trump's inner

circle talking to investigators. We'll get the latest on where everything stands tonight.

But let's begin with the Supreme Court decisions on LGBTQ rights and President Biden's student

loan forgiveness program. Here's what the president said today when asked if he had given

students false hope. I didn't give any false hope. What I did, I thought, was appropriate

and was able to be done and would get done. I didn't give bars false hope, but the Republicans

snatched away the hope that it was they were given. Okay, here to discuss. We have CNN

and senior political analyst Ron Brownstein, civil rights attorney, a reivomartan, and

presidential historian Douglas Brinkley. Great to have all of you on this beginning of

a holiday weekend. So Ron, give us a big picture here. How will today's rulings affect

all of our lives? Well, I mean, these rulings are enormously significant in their own terms

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