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Even though it's a compromise, even though it's basically a punt, it still feels like there's

something kind of rotten here and that gives gay people and LGBTQ people a reason for pause.

We should never allow this kind of religious nationalism that suggested if your anti-gay,

anti-abortion pro-pray in the school, pro-tats cuts, pro-guns, then somehow you are advocating a

moral and religious position. It has to be challenged and people of faith and deep commitment have

to challenge.

Hi and welcome back to Amicus. Slates podcast about the Supreme Court and the law and the rule of

law in the era of Donald Trump. This past week was a big, huge, wanting one in Supreme Court

history with a 72-decision in masterpiece cake shop. That is a case we've talked about a whole bunch

on this show and we're going to talk about that holding in just a moment. Later on in the show,

we are going to talk to, this is quite exciting for me, the Reverend Dr. William Barber the second,

he has relaunched the Poor People's Campaign. He is actually a man that I have come to slightly

selfishly view as my own personal rabbi and possibly my own pocket Supreme Court justice.

We're going to talk to him about the Constitution and poverty and morality and law,

but right now we are going to turn to Slates' own wonderful Mark Joseph Stern to talk about the

Big Big News from the High Court this week. Mark, welcome back to Amicus. It's always great to have

you. Thanks, Mustard. How many back on? Always a pleasure. It's such a joy always to have you here.

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