This is CBS I On The World with John Bacheler.

Here's John Bacheler.

The Supreme Court of the United States, a series of

decisions these last days that has incurred condemnation by

members of the political class in Washington, chiefly

Democrats, and Democrats in a fashion similar to 2021,

following the confirmation of

Associate Justice Barrett.

But this time there's more bite.

And I welcome Daniel Hanager, Deputy Editor of the

Wall Street Journal, writing his Wonderland column about what we see

in the frustration of the Democratic Party and what its origins

might be in the Democratic Party.

But your column does help a deal to understand where the

problem started and it wasn't with the appointment of

Associate Justice Barrett.

Where did it begin, Dan, the separation between those

who do well in school and those who do not?

Yeah.

Well, if that's what we were talking about, things like the

Supreme Court's decision, as this popular said, ending affirmative action

and places by Harvard, which is to say admissions based on

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