The Supreme Court over the past week held oral arguments over Tennessee's ban on transgender

medical procedures for minors. Now, the Biden administration has joined the ACLU who sued on

behalf of parents of three transgender adolescents and a Memphis doctor. They're challenging Tennessee's

law, and it's made its way to the Supreme Court.

Now, we should have a ruling expected by July of 2025, but there are broader implications for what

the Supreme Court decides. Bathroom access, participation in school sports. A lot of the

conversations we've been having as a country

right now. So where is this heading? What does it mean and what arguments were made before the

Supreme Court? We're going to have someone on who's been following all of this, who's going to give

his legal expertise about the argument that the Biden administration is making and where this might

be heading in front of the Supreme Court.

We're going to have Roger Severino on the show to break down all of this for us.

He's a vice president at Heritage Foundation.

He's also a former director of HHS office for civil rights.

Also, I didn't realize this, but he's also married to Carrie Severino, the president of the Judicial Network.

We've had her on the show as well. So really a brilliant couple, but that's besides the point.

That's an aside. But anyways, we're going to have Roger on the show. He's going to break all this

complicated legal matters down for us and everything you need to know about what was argued

in front of the Supreme Court. Stay tuned.

For to know about what was argued in front of the Supreme Court. Stay tuned. First of all, what we were talking about, I didn't realize you were married to

Kerry, and I was saying you guys are like a brilliant legal duo, so I'd love to

hear your conversations.

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