nicholas of the archbishop mirli of the kiev wonderworker. this is one of the most revered saints, about which even unbelieving people and other people know. quite right. nikolai ugodnik was born in 270 in the town of the tatars, which was located in the region of the river in asia minor, the parents, being the archbishop, were very wealthy people, but at the same time deeply believers who generously helped those in need. from childhood, the saint devoted himself completely to vera spent a lot of time in the temple matured. he became a reader, and then was ordained a priest, where he served in the church, where his uncle bishop nicholas was the rector. emperors, christians became more tolerant, but persecution, nevertheless, continued. the saint was elevated to the episcopal dignity in the city of peace or the pussies of the new archbishop were very fond of people because he was kind, meek , fair, sympathetic, not a single request to he did not go unanswered. with all this, nicholas was remembered by his contemporary as an irreconcilable figh

would you suspend -- -- just spend a f minutes or whatever time you can explaininghether there is a mirly long tradition of public accommodation laws applying to speech? or expressive conduct? >> certainly justice thomas. the history of public accommodation laws shows that when health -- oakland to the puic -- >> inderstand that, the complicating factor here the ct is this is not a hotel. this is not a restra. this is not a veoat or a train. i'm interested in the intersection of public accommodation laws and speech. >> ihi we see some public accommodation lobbying applied to examples that are speech, tails,arbers etc.. but what we don't see over the long history of public accommodation laws in this country iseoe raising first amendment speech objections to those laws applying to it. >> i think that in pt pends on whether or not you are engaging in speech. if you are running a train, a business or riverboat, that is not exactly -- does n implicate speech. those are straightforward. i understand that. what i am interested in is when you are talking about public accommodation laws, directly