john: kasim reed, thank you so much for coming on the show.n we come back, a rapper, an elvis in person it are and attorney impersonator and attorney general all in one. ♪ >> i rhyme with style, i reign supreme. i'm the rapper connoisseur and vocabulary master. mark: that was in san diego where we met our next guest, sean reyes. thank you for coming. sean: thanks. mark: we hope to get you to rap later. we want to talk some legal stuff with you, attorney general of utah. first on same-sex marriage has been fought onin your sattate. what do you think the court will decide? sean: it is a difficult decision for the court. most people believe justice kennedy is the swing vote. he gave us a decision in windsor that seemed to reflect that inner conflict he had. will he go back to his more federalist roots and allow states to allow this issue as they have traditionally or will he, as a lot of his language indicated, vote to universally recognized same-sex marriage, not just at a federal level, but through all states? all the prognosticators the expert

and i think that was a signal that he's not gonna do what kasim reed did in atlanta and actually stand up to special interests. >> do you have a counterpoint, sharmain? >> i really do, because i think it's -- when we talk about the common good, i think it's important for us to have some basis for what we're talking about. i mean, if you look at poverty in philadelphia, if you look at what people are looking for, they're looking for us to bring the poverty level down, and they're looking for jobs and opportunities. and i think jim is going to fight very hard for those issues. and i think it's gonna happen because there's gonna be a coalition of people who are gonna try to make those things happen. so, when we talk about getting and moving the city forward, i think it's critical that we not forget about people who've really been left behind for too long a period of time, and i think that there's going to be some increased commitment there. i mean, if you take a look at the issue with council pushing hard around the airport contract and asking the airlines to pay $12 an hour -- i mean, pe