we go? >> the schoolgirl greta because she's always such a joy to watch and listen to. >> love her. very wise woman. that's all for tonight. thank you for watching jesse watters prime time, i'm kaylee. have a great night. >> good evening, america. i'm lawrence jones. so for the second day in a row, the left radical agenda took a major blow in the supreme court. president biden is throwing a fit after his student loan bailout got struck down, more on that in a minute but first, why the left lost today, the first amendment got a huge win. the supreme court ruled in favor of a colorado web designer named llori smith that a law that

required her to maim wedding cakes for the same sex couple. a colorado bake eric that won a similar court before the court in 2018. the left immediately reacted by making predictable claims about attacks on gay rights. that's not what it's about. even smith, the web designer, says this is not about choosing who to work with. it's "about choosing the message that i'm being asked to promote". karine jean-pierre claimed the ruling takes us backwards. >> first, we're deeply disappointed in the supreme court's decision today in 303 creative, which takes our nation back ward in the fight for equality. this decision undermines the basic truth that no american should face discrimination for who they are or who they love. it's even more disappointing as we close out pride month. lawrence: the vice president agreed with the press secretary and claimed the decision

"threatened future progress". kamala also said the court paves the way for businesses to "discriminate in the name of free expression". so let's get this straight, a hearing to your religious beliefs is now discrimination? kamala may have got her talking points from cnn that said the exact same thing about the decision this morning. >> a lot of people worrying about things like jim crow because somebody decided they want black folk to come in the backdoor because they don't want them in their store. how far might this go? >> the first amendment is being used as a shield for bigotry. the first amendment is being used as a shield for discrimination. lawrence: wild, they weren't trying to hide their disdain for the first amendment. that was just the reaction to the first major ruling today. shortly after the supreme court handed down that decision, they struck down joe biden's

unconstitutional student loan forgiveness plan. the president of the united states can't erase debt with the stroke of a pen. even after the ruling, biden said the court got it wrong. >> mr. president, did you overstep your authority? >> i think the court misinterpreted the institution. lawrence: but he wasn't done. biden then painted as an attack on working class americans. >> these officials couldn't think of providing relief for middle class americans. i'm never going to stop fighting for you. we'll use every tool at our disposal to get you the student debt relief you need and reach your dreams. lawrence: the facts, over a third of the americans over 25 have a four-year degree. biden wants short term orientation force every other -- to force every other american including majority that don't have degrees that pay for everyone else to take out loan z at their expense. the highest income earning households in america holds 60% of all student debt.

why should every day middle class americans pay for the elite to go to college. the biden administration will ignore the stream court and ignore student loans anyway. >> today i want to ensure students and families our fight is not over. we're taking action. lawrence: they don't respect our institutions. it's not hard to see why the administration will do everything it can to help their elite left wing voters who have gender studies degrees, even msnbc admitted this all about fulfilling a political campaign promise, watch. >> this is an enormous setback for this president and this administration in a campaign promise and something they were hoping was going to be critical,

especially for young voters heading into the 2024 election. i can tell you now checking in with sources inside the white house on their reaction it is one of vowing to fight back. lawrence: there it is. student loan forgiveness is all about winning young voters. it's a scam to enrich joe biden's voters. now that it's failed, joe biden isn't taking responsibility. >> mr. president, why did you give millions of borrowers false hope and doubted your horse here in the past -- authority here in the past. >> i didn't give false hope and the question is whether or not i'd do more than questioned >> the republicans snatched away the hope they were given and it's real. real hope. thanks. lawrence: snatch it had away. vivek ramaswamy is a 2024

presidential candidate and joins us now. vivek, before i get into the merits of all this, i thought joe biden and the democrats were going to restore order to the country. that means respecting the coequal branch like the supremee court; right? >> look, i think it's one of the reasons why we have a supreme court. it's days and weeks like the one we have now, which i'm actually quite hopeful about that remind us what the three branch system of government was supposed to be all about and now the supreme court was supposed to be the backstop for standing up for the constitution. lawrence, it's the administrative state today that has wielded power far more than congress does even far more than the president leading the executive branch and the supreme court has proven itself to be the backstop for freedom in the country whether religious freedom, the freedom of the people to make sure that the administrative state like the education secretary doesn't make unconstitutional laws by fiat.

lawrence: the president and even nancy pelosi said the president sunt and the administrative state doing something that congress couldn't have done and the people of the country would have voted them out if congress tried to. this builds on west virginia versus epa. that was a case last year with the supreme court held that certain regulations passed by the epa were unconstitutional. now they held actually the student loan forgiveness plan implemented by the department of education and also unlawful. if that's the case, i'm looking at my presidency if i'm elected president, most of those federal regulations put out by the administrative state are also unconstitutional. i will rescind them according toly and this is a --

accordingly and we'll see in a positive way in the consequences for the decision. >> pay people to stay at home instead of going to work. pay single mothers more money not to have the man in the house than to have the man in the house and now what do we see in the student loan forgiveness case, paying students and the people that don't repay their loans effectsively more than the people who work hard to actually do it. what i said is as u.s. president, i'm going to >> i

think the supreme court came down warily on the right side of the issue. i've been an opponent to affirmative action for my entire adult life. what i will see is this is just a first step. this is not a destination. the colleges and elite universities doctor taking steps for work arounds and reducing the values of test scores or any quantitative metrics in the waitings and waiting for the backdoor of the outcomes and i'll direct the department of justice for illegal backdoor practices as well and think about the economy as well. i'll rescind that executive

order we need to rescind that on college emissions as a starting point and catalyst to end race-based preferences in every sphere of american life and revive meritocracy. lawrence: vivek ramaswamy, thank you for joining the program. the democratic party is sure to face political blow back for the decision to strike down biden student debt plan. the attempt to bribe voters failed and the learfield img is responding as always to deflect from their own failures and members of the squad are crying racism. >> what you're see asking severe backlash in the sense that people do not want to see black and brown people excel in the country and i think it's a really something that's unfortunate that we have to pay attention to and allowing the

courts to legitimize and license crime nation in this kind of way really makes our country not the country that we want it to be. lawrence: she's saying it you oppose debt forgiveness, you're racist. will cain is the cohost of "fox & friends" weekend and he's been kind enough to join us onset. he'll be back here next week in this chair. will, >> forgive me if i sound like a sophomore in college that just took philosophy. you're familiar with plato's allegory of the cave. if i had a man chained up in a cave forced to stair at a wall with the -- stare at the wall with a fire at his back and sat in that position he'd think the shadows and the fire was casting up on the wall was reality.

if someone came in and cut that man's chains and allowed him to see the world as it really is, a lot to see reality, what's the first thing to do and he'd kill the man that would reveal to him reality. many people like to live in their false reality with their false promises and with their false bribes. you know, biden is in essence those 43 million, they were the townspeople that watched a man coming in selling a magical elixir and making you ten years younger and skin clear. just drink the snake oil. they've woken up and somebody goes, whoa, you look awful, man. are they likely to take it out on the guy who sold them the snake oil or likely to take it out on joe biden and democrats, or more likely to turn on reality? that -- those who row veal reality. i'm a little afraid all this talk and all of this it's the republicans fault will be just yet another bottle of snake oil they'll sell to the people. lawrence: will, that was by design. that was by design to turn it on

the republicans. >> i mean no disrespect. but there's a lot of voters that don't understand we can play the nancy pelosi byte all day and some people aren't watching fox to get that information. if you watch, msnbc and cnn they'll say it was the republican court that struck this down, not something illegal. >> that's right. one person that knew it was unconstitutional, his name was joe biden and knew when he signed the bill he knew i probably don't have the power to do this and make it is all the more egregious and said he's going to double down on selling you more snake oil. as you mentioned in your monologue is the party that promises to restore norms, to restore the integrity of america's institutions. and whenever any institution or any political party stands in the way of them accomplishing their ageneral darks they go about tearing down the very

thing, the party that says they're here to defend democracy will tear down every institution of our republic. it's already begun. i have no doubt you'll see people once again on the lawns of juice tises of the supreme court. they're tearing them down to save democracy they say. say. lawrence: unbelievable. tune in to watch will hosting in show all next week and on "fox & friends" tomorrow and sunday. watch that too . >> i will v to go to bed. laurence: thank you. we tried to put you as early as possible. gavin newsom taking action to curve his state's homeless and drug crisis. could it be because he's running for president? more on that, next. ♪

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lawrence: so now that he's got his eye on the presidency, california governor gavin newsom has decided to do something about the homelessness in his state. newsom announce that had he's doubling the number of state police in san francisco to

crackdown on the drugs and crime but the problem extends far beyond san francisco. here's what i saw last week in los angeles. the libs say that's compassion? we disagree. you can see more of that on my show cross country tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. la is a disasser and it is major karen bass is calling for drastic action at the federal

level. >> i am frustrated, overwhelmed, and encouraged all time. i mean my own wish is we would treat it like it's a hurricane. that there would be a state of emergency that would be acknowledged on a national level that would allow us to bring in fema. that's how i view it. lawrence: other democrats don't care about the spread of inner city crime. >> it would be nice sometimes when some of these policies are made, if some of the people being directly impacted were being brought to the table. because to say that crime is spilling out into the supporter. what about these babies being lost right in their own cities [ bleep ] the suburbs because they don't know a [ bleep ] thing

about how life is in the city. lawrence: california activist ricky nguyen joining us now. thank you for joining the program. california, all these cities are beautiful places and i used to visit them all the time. but unfortunately they're being destroyed by an ideology that's not quite compassionate; right? >> yeah, it's a disaster out here. the chp has been stepping it up and coming out here and trying to make arrests, but it's gone untreated for so long that to combat it now, it's uphill battle for some of these officers, you know, i feel sorry for them because they have to approach a group of drug users, probably 20 to 30 sometime touchdown catch sometimes even 40 on -- to sometimes 40 on

every street corner and they're outnumbered because of the policies set in place here. they've actually gotten smarter, the drug addicts and the drug dealers know if they ban together and horde together on the corners that it's hard for the police to approach them due to safety concerns. officers can't just get out of their vehicle and tell 20 people not to move and to search everyone. it gets very complicated. so it's very, it's very difficult situation we're dealing with here. i honestly hope that we can make headway this summer. lawrence: you know, brother, when i go there, i go talk to the homeless, and i want to understand why they are there, and they tell me -- and i ask them why won't you go into the facilities and get the treatment. they make it very clear if they go into the homeless shelters, they can't bring drugs, can't bring all the hording of

supplies and bas baskets they he and why would they do it when they get three meal as day on the street, they're given cell phones and places to shower, and no one is there to enforce the law. there's no insentive to turn their life around. exactly. and you have these politicians like london breed that get up on a pod yum and say, hey, we're ge going to start cracking down on open air drug use. however on the back end, her policies are still funding programs like the harm reduction coalition on sixth and mission. there's still funding for places like st. james infirmary, and these places go out and they hand out paraphernalia and crack pipes, brill low pads, tinfoil, straw, all these different types of equipment to get high with, so it's kind of -- it kind of contradicts itself. you can't sit in front of the

citizens and say we're going to crack down on drug use but then still be funding the hopeless people and giving them all this paraphernalia. lawrence: such a good point. ricci wynne, thank you so much for joining the program. >> thanks for having me. lawrence: you got it. the u.s. air travel system is in chaos this holiday weekend. over 40,000 flights had been delayed or canceled across the country. nashville and the illinois airport had to order ground stops due to storms. americansare trying to travel or simply upset. >> we had to stay overnight in chicago. all the hotels were full, we slept at the airport, and he missed his meeting monday morning here in dc. >> faa should already have their act together. they should have everybody together. they've been short staffed for 15 years. lawrence: if you've been watching, this seems to happen every couple of months so why is our air travel system so

dysfunctional? we spend hours in lines getting hassled by security, but we can't get from one point to another reliably. the federal government has no interest in even acknowledging the problem though. >> as we head into july 4, the department of transportation and the faa are working closely with airlines to help minimize flight disruptions resulting from extreme weather, airline operations quickly recovered from the weather earlier this week except for united statessed airlines, which expects to return to normal tomorrow. we will continue to keep a close eye on all this and we want to remind air travelers to visit flightrights.gov to see what your entitled to if your flight is canceled or delayed. lawrence: the department of transportation secretary mayor pete is blaming the airlines. taking no responsibility for the troubles. >> overall we see the system perform much better than it did a year ago. i think that reflecteds the work we've done. i think it reflects the airlines

stepping up and i want to give them credit where credit is due. there's a long way to go. nobody can control the weather but anything under our control at faa we're working on and anything under the airline's control, they need to step and you happen take responsibility. lawrence: there's no reason why this guy has this job. mayor pete is more interested in commenting on the cremaster's affirmative -- supreme court's affirmative action and ruling than doing his job. he'd rather be a liberal pundit on twitter than finding solutions. sometimesit feels like everybody in the biden administration is additioning for a jock at msnbc. maybe it's why it feels like they don't care what the country is going through, breaking down under their watch. it's sad. biden against woke education in schools will now get you branded as an extremist. 2024 presidential candidates taking on the radford dallas cowboys left wing a-- radical left wing agenda at moms for

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lawrence: the group moms for liberty just hosted gop candidates at a big education convention. watch. >> they want to demolish the found r of america in 1776 and force their sick creed of woke comcome ewe in addition on ever- ccommunism on every man, woman and child the and people in this rom won't let them do it because we love our nation, our children and love our freedom. >> through critical race theory and a little girl goes to kindergarten and she's white and you're telling her she's bad and black and brown she's bad and and black she's always a victim. biological boys playing in girls

sports and this is one of the biggest issues of our time. >> some people dismiss the idea that we should be concerned about woke ideology. some people don't like to talk about it. i'll fight the woke in the corporations, in the schools, i will fight the woke in the halls of congress. we will never ever surrender to the woke mob. lawrence: so the southern poverty law center labeled mom for liberty an extremist group. the philadelphia mayor ripped the group as a harmful to youth and protesterred showed up outside. there's nothing extreme about this. parents across the country are fighting for their kid's education. talk to two of them right now. brian mason is a new jersey parent and helena is a montgomery county maryland mother. thanks for joining the program. brian, i'll go to you first. are you an extremist?

>> i'm definitely not an extremist, no. definitely not. lawrence: why have you been labeled this way when you're just trying to protect and be involved in your kids' education? >> that's all we're looking for. the state is saying we're not allowed to now if our children chair that i think name or gerunder and all we're seaing is we want to know and be involved in our kid's education. that's it. they're suing us over it now. they're suing our district. they're suing their own citizens and taxpayers because we don't agree with they felt lawrence: it's easy to attack that brother but you as a minority that's wanting to get involved with your child's education. you're receiving the same sort of attacks. why? >> yes, yeah.

all we're asking is for our constitutional freedom that we can choose what to teach for our children it'll act out some of the content and we'll choose for our children what to learn. lawrence: yeah, brian, what are some of the curriculum taught to your child? >> there's been different things. we're very lucky in middle town because we have really good board of ed that we got elected and rid of a lot of left wingers and we've been able to get a lot of it shut down. they did try to put -- new jersey pushes a program called

amaze.org and we were able to eliminate that from our curriculum. the biggest thing is we're being called extremists because we don't want to be kept in the dark about what's going on in our kid's schools. lawrence: real quickly, hilina, what's the curriculum being taught to your child? >> they're teaching them there's a different kind of family form and they're against my belief and we want our children to learn what i believe. i want to raise my children with my own world view; right, so that i should decide as a parent, i should decide when and at what age they should learn gender and sexuality education. lawrence: you guys are brave parents and doing the right thing for your children. thank you for joining the program tonight. >> thanks for having us, lawrence. lawrence you got it.

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lawrence: a top aid told the them the president lashes out at aid visier if they bring up scandals and they're worried that hunter "consumes him". some advisers are afraid that hunter is bringing down the president's poll numbers but joe biden thinks everything is just fine. >> there's a lot of good that's happening. for example, 67% of the american people have greater job satisfaction than they've had in

the high 15th or whatever the number is, 30 years. i know the polling numbers are not good but they were the same way when i ran and everybody thought i was going to get clobbered in the primary and got 80 million votes in the last election. lawrence: just rambles. byron is the correspondent for the washington examiner. byron, i didn't think the day would come but i think the president really only has two options. either he hands hunter over to the american public and to the department of justice or he simply resigns and everybody forgets about it. but he just can't continue as everything is okay; right? >> i think he see as third option, which is to stay president and not worry about the justice department. the department adopted a kind of how dare you defense. he doesn't want anyone to ask

him about his son. he doesn't want to say a word any time he's even entertained a question, he's given a one word answer, which is usually, no. the story the white house is putting out is the president is concerned about his son because of a terrible drug addiction in the past he had. i'm not questioning the president loves his son but talk to republicans on capitol hill and they'll say this is a joe biden investigation. they're not really investigating all the deeds of hunter biden. they're looking at the businesses of hunter biden to see if joe biden was involved and if he benefited for those things. when the president talked about stay away from my son. i don't want to hear about that he's referring to an investigation into himself. lawrence. he's saying stay away from me. lawrence: i hadn't look at it

this way. we can't question the president east motives about the love for his son. okay, all right. maybe it's not about the love for the son as if, you know, had hands hunter up, than hunter hands him up as being the big guy; right? >> el w the investigation on capitol hill, to the irs whistle blowers that went to congress, both said that they were stopped by people at the justice department when they wanted to pursue leads that might have led to joe biden's famous references to the big guy or dad or the famous now infamous what's app message of july 30th, 2017, in which hunter biden said he was sitting next to his father any time he wanted to run those down to look into those, they were stopped.

lawrence: byron york, a father's love or coconspirator? thanks, byron. >> thank you, lawrence. lawrence: affirmative action in colleged a migs may be over but what does yesterday's supreme court ruling mean for the woke takeover of our other institutions? affirmative action graduated from college campuses and took a seat in corporate board rooms as long time ago. diversity equity and inclusion programs dominate fortune 500 companies and government agencies and overturning affirmative action roll back the progressive takeover of the public and private sector? aaron is an editor at washington free beacon and he's joining us right now. >> the decision willed a quest to the overturned diversity

programs and i think that it will as a legal matter make it easier -- even easier to do so. but we should be clear eyed about just how pervasive affirmative action is in corporations. there's too many examples to list, but just to name a few, ibm, microsoft, and google all capped the number of white and asian ably cants to prestigious research and pfizer barred white and asian for a nine yearlong program. a bunch of companies tie executive compensation to achievement of diversity targets and some have written diversity targets into their loan agreement withs bank sos that if the company doesn't need internal work force targets, they'll get charged more interest. and race conscious policy really supporter fuses every aspect of corporate america and opponents of racial preferences are hoping

that this decision will make it easier to go after some of those policies for like the loan agreements where the law is a little more gray. hopefully this decision makes the law a little clearer and thus makes it even easier to pursue what most people i think agree are pretty legally dubious policies in the private sector. lawrence: i'm all for people coming umm but you've got to do the work and educate the folks and get them up to par and then give them that hunger, show thes to live for, to dream of and get to those destinations but cutting the line, it's not the way to government i was so blessed to have mentors come back to the community and recruit me. that's why i'm here today, and we're robbing kids, other kids, to put other people in front of them in line. that's not right. thank you for joining the

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musk and mark zuckerberg brawl is still on. i lon wants to fight in the roman coliseum. so the richest men in the world as modern gladiators. are you entertained? tomi lahren is the host of tomi lahren is fearless and joining me now. tomi, do you want to see this fight and who are you rooting for? >> i want to see this and i want to know what the stakes are and i promohs if elon musk in fact wins, i want to see the facebook files we know how when elon musk took over twitter and put out the twitter files, i want to know the back end censorship

that facebook and instagram has been doing over the last several years and why i think those should be the stakes if elon wins and we should have transparency for the american people, people of the world so i'm betting on elon musk and i would sure like to see the facebook files. i'll give them that idea and hope he run withs it. laurence: so what happens if elon loses, tomi, i can't have him handing over twit torer to facebook. we can't have that. >> i don't know what zuckerberg would want out of this fight. i'm not sure what he's into beyond hoodies and expensive water craft. i'm not sure what his thing is. maybe a lifetime supply of hoodies. you never know. john fetterman might have a few laying around he would borrow. i'm all for this and think this is great entertainment and think they'll fight for charity. we all win and have a pay per view special and watch big tech wardens fight. lawrence: i got to get your reaction on this other story. people are doing really dumb

things at national parks. watch this pranksfor er who nearly fell off a cliff center creed in utah. this person at yellowstone didn't realize a hot spring would be, you know, hot. the visitor illegally dipped her hand in a 174 degree hot spring. tomi, people are just stupid. they're just dumb. >> yeah, you can't fix stupid but i think if we got to the bottom of this in both instances that people were doing this for tiktok or for instagram. that's the big problem here. people will do anything to go viral. then, you know, i come from a state that we have wild bison and you've got tourists that want to take a picture with the bison and they get gored and what happened, lawrence, they euthanize the poor bison and can't fix stupid and they're all trying to go viral and they're going viral from the morgue and that's not what they're aiming to do. not a lot of likes from the morgue. lawrence: i'm glad you brought that up and don't like when they do that to the bison.

they shouldn't really do that . i'm surprised someone hasn't created some type of petition to stop them from going after the bison in their national -- natural habitat. >> want to seat animals as they are and not behind ca cages and idiots from a liberal city like la or new york that have to go in and take a picture with a wild animal. may i suggest confronting aquiline stead, much less dangerous. lawrence: the libs find a way to ruin everything. so a quote louis vuitton-style handbag sold for over $63,000. it's smaller than a grain of salt and requires a microscope to see. tomi, you're fashionable. would you rock it? >> not for $63,000. but anybody that's going to pay

for this, i would sure hope they're not asking us to pay off their student loan debt because that would really infuriate me here but this microscopic 3d printed purse is more valuable than a hunter biden painting. what rich people throw their value at is just some kind of rich privilege there to own something like that. lawrence: tomi, i have to give you credit. you found a way to work huntedder biden into this segment. that's pretty good. >> the laptop from hell has given us so much content and feel like an influencer taking a picture over a canyon. lawrence: tomi, what's coming up on your show? >> well, i'm very excited next week and we're going to have governor ron desantis on my

show, outkick, tomi lahren is fearless and next wednesday after independence say and i have a lot of questions and i'm looking forward to this. lawrence a day one trump supporter that respects ron desantis as well. i can't wait to see that. thank you very much, tomi. and thanks for watching this week week and tune into will cain and also my show tomorrow, tammy bruce is in for the great sean hannity. tammy: welcome in for this special edition of hannity, i'm tammy bruce. in a 6-3 decision, the court ruled that biden's student loan forgiveness plan was? fact un-institutional. chief justice roberts that delivered the majority opinion said "six states sued arguing that the hero's act is not authorized along cancellation plan, we agree". democrats knew this plan was unconstitutional from the beginning. likely knowing it would be