masterpiece cake shop owner jack phillips is being targeted. he and his lawyer are here exclusively to tell us how they plan to fight back. but first, premature pole positioning, that's the focus of tonight's angle. ever since the mueller report flopped and were dropped of a new investigation into the origins of the russia probe, democrats and their media toadies have been desperate, desperate for some good news. with new polling out, they think they have found it. >> this poll shows him down by 13 points to mike and joe. >> he's trailing with all the top democratic hopefuls. >> all the top-tier democratic candidates by a significant amount. >> he's getting absolutely blistered by everybody in the field. >> i see a lot of signs of people trying to take back the country they love. >> laura: before the democrats self combust with excitement, a historical reminder. at nearly the same time before the last election, the same quinnipiac poll had hillary clinton beating trump by 18 points, 50-32. head-to-head national polls this early, they tell us pr

beliefs of him and his wife, the owners of this sweet cakes by melissa bakery, you're looking at jack phillips, the person who was involved in the supreme court case two years ago. and in that case the supreme court, without deciding the merits of the case sent it back to colorado because some justices were concerned that jack phillips didn't get a fair hearing from a state commission that ruled against him. so today the supreme court sent this oregon case back with instructions to reconsider, in light of the colorado case, but none of the infirmities that existed in the colorado case are present in the oregon case. so i'm not exactly sure what the oregon courts are going to conclude from this. my guess is that if the state sues again, and it probably will, the oregon courts will rule the same way and then the case will come back here. and i don't know what the supreme court gains here other than perhaps time and letting other cases like this percolate up. so it's a win for now for the oregon bakery. but it doesn't say anything about the larger issues and the ruling has no impact beyond the or

supreme court ruled in favor of colorado baker jack phillips, who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple, citing his religious opposition. in las vegas, an animal rights activist rushed the stage at a space technology conference thursday to confront amazon ceo jeff bezos over conditions at his chicken farms that supply meat to whole foods and other amazon grocery brands. the activist, priya sawhney, was quickly forced off the stage as she told the world's richest man to stand up for the rights of animals. sawhney is co-founder of the group direct action everywhere, whose members work to directly rescue farm animals from factory farms and slaughterhouses. she was arrested in september at a protest against animal cruelty at the largest organic poultry producer in the u.s. and faces up to a decade in prison. to see our interview with priya sawhney, visit our website democracynow.org. and legendary new orleans musician dr. john died thursday of a heart attack. he was 77 years old. dr. john won six grammy awards in a decades-long career that saw him produce at least three dozen a

with apologies to bernie, a miss to the liberal authoritarians in colorado who are again suing jack phillipsop. mr. phillips was sued for not making a cake to celebrate a gay wedding. he's being sued for not making a cake to celebrate a gender transition. his case went to the supreme court. they found the civil rights commission in colorado discriminated against his views. problem whetheproblem with the t enough they don't agree with your opinion, they don't want you to have that opinion at all. paul: james? >> a had hit to the teams who delivered to their fans, the st. louis blues and toronto raptors and the blues we have to thank them because they spared all the people in this city from having to observe another boston championship. paul: great for the raptors as well. bill. >> hit to retired army staff sergeant david belavia. he's going to receive the medal of honor for actions on his 29th birthday about 15 years ago. his men were trapped inside a house that included heavily armed insurgents. he went room by room, killed the insurgents and saved all his men. he becomes the first living re

. >> apologies to bernie, it a liberal authoritarian in colorado again suing jack phillips the ownery wedding. he is now a suit not making a submit a gender transition. we've been through this, the case went to the supreme lecour. they found the civil rights commission in colorado that was good against his views. problem with the left is that it's not enough they don't agree with your opinion, they don't have the opinion at all. >> james? >> a hit to two teams this week t iare delivered in their long-suffering fans. winning decades. championships. st. louis blues and hakko, toronto raptors and basketball. the blues we have to thank them because the spirit of the people in this city for having to witness and of the boston championship. >> and grateful to the raptors. bill? >> a hit to retired army staff sergeant ... the white house announced he's going to receive the medal of honor fractions in falluja on his 29th birthday about 15 years ago. his men were trapped inside a house that include heavily armed insurgency he went room by room, kill the insurgents and saved all of his men. he