It's the Brian Laris show on WNYC.

Good morning.

Happy Friday, everybody.

Well, here we are again.

I'm going to start the show exactly the way we did yesterday by saying this is a Supreme Court decision

day. The second to last Friday in June, like the second to last Thursday, is a big decision

day almost every year. And as many of you know, they release their decisions just after 10 o'clock.

So we are watching their feed once again this morning to see any of the big ones are

about to come down. Presidential immunity from prosecution for Donald Trump. Can social media platforms

remove content they deem to be false? Remember, conservatives want the platforms not to have that

editing right. Can states deny gun permits to people with domestic violence,

orders of protection against them? The gun right side says the right to bear arms should

apply even to people with orders of protection against them based on their risk of committing

domestic violence. We're watching for those and a few others and we'll tell you what we learn

immediately when we learn it. And we will even go to

special coverage, just a heads up, in the event of one of the rulings. If we get the

presidential immunity ruling today, I'm going to step aside and we'll be handing off to NPR

in Washington for special coverage with Nina Totenberg and others and the greater resources

they can bring to bear at the network. So just letting you know that might happen. And in fact,

that might happen any minute. None of the others that I just mentioned were announced yesterday,

but a few others were less headlining, but still important and interesting.

And we'll talk about a few of those now, as well as set up for the more marquee cases that we

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