There was also some good news out of the Supreme Court because today the court upheld Obamacare again.

The court decided that Texas did not have standing to sue because nobody was forced to pay a penalty for not getting insurance.

Why is that? Well, back in 2017, the GOP-controlled Congress passed a bill cutting the individual mandate penalty

to zero.

The Republicans' previous attempt to kill Obamacare killed this attempt to kill Obamacare.

The Affordable Care Act survives another Republican attempt to strike it down.

This time, it wasn't even close.

The question is, and I think there's an answer, is Obama Care here to stay?

Plus, Democrats make progress on a critical voting rights bill as Senator Joe Manchin's

proposal gets a key endorsement.

The question is, will it get enough Republican support to overcome a filibuster?

Let me see, we've got an answer to that, too.

And two of the biggest names in tennis withdraw from Wimbledon.

The question is, will we see them at the Olympics?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that's serving up a busy hour of news ahead.

I am Casey Hunt on this Friday, June 18th.

We will start with the news.

A conservative-dominated Supreme Court yesterday dismissed the latest attempt by Republicans to eliminate Obamacare,

leaving intact insurance coverage for 31 million Americans. By a vote of 7 to 2, with Justice Stephen Breyer writing for the majority, the case was dismissed on basically the procedural basis

of lack of standing. The court held that a Texas-led coalition of GOP-controlled states, as well as

two individual plaintiffs, hadn't suffered any injury, and therefore they had no right to bring a

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