This is CBS I On The World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

The Supreme Court of the United States, six to three, four times.

The DOBS decision, most recently before the controversy that led to the unhappy results

of the midterm campaign of 2022 for the Republican Party.

And now three six to three decisions at the end of this Supreme Court term, affirmative

action six to three.

Student loans six to three, that's Biden versus Nebraska.

And creative three, three six to three, Daniel Hanager, deputy editor of the editor of

page of the Wall Street Journal, writing wonderland is here to comment not on the poker

hand of six to three, but on what we discern now of the politics of these decisions.

I mentioned slightly at the politics of DOBS is said to have favored the Democratic party

in the in the season in the midterm season of end of 2022.

I can't read these three new decisions, which is why I turned it down.

Dan, a very good evening to you.

The Supreme Court is not about the vote in a midterm nor is it really about the vote at

all it's about interpreting the Constitution.

However, I ask you to help me understand how these three decisions today six to three,

six to three, six to three will be interpreted by the two parties now preparing themselves

for a presidential year.

Good evening to you, Dan.

Hello, John.

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