This is CBS I On The World with John Bacheler.

Here's John Bacheler.

Professor Richard Epstein of the Hoover Institution of Senior Fellow Teachers Law at NYU in the University of Chicago,

reflecting on the cup runnethover of decisions from the Supreme Court that need careful attention in these next hours and days.

For example, Supreme Court rules web designer can refuse work on same-sex wedding announcements on the Supreme Court's

own three-journal.

Six to three decisions puts First Amendment rights above state non-discrimination law.

And the same Wall Street Journal across the whole of the front page online.

Supreme Court strikes down Biden's student loan plan.

Subhead, ruling ends White House's 430 billion debt forgiveness program.

Professor, a very good evening to you.

We've spoken at length of the affirmative action decision, 6 to 3.

Here are the other two pieces, 6 to 3, 6 to 3, matching up with the DOBS decision of 2022, 6 to 3.

We got four 6 to 3s.

And all of them require very careful attention.

So your thoughts on the student loan plan.

You were very careful for months and months and months to argue that the student loan plan was unacceptable

that it would be 6 to 3 on the court.

And here it is.

And the White House is saying, this isn't the last word we'll find away.

Good evening to you, Professor.

Yeah, well, the simplest point is they get congressional authorization.

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