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Supreme Court / Same-Sex Marriage / Roberts Court #1085687

CBS Evening News for Saturday, Jun 27, 2015
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(Studio: Don Dahler) The reaction today to the Supreme Court's monumental decision on same-sex marriage reported; scenes shown from Cincinnati & gay pride logos on products.

(Studio: Don Dahler, Jan Crawford) The long pattern of Supreme Court justices voting liberal rulings as on Obamacare & gay rights with Chief Justice John Roberts making hard-to-understand votes with conservatives seeing betrayal discussed.

(Studio: Don Dahler) Report introduced.

(Washington: Julianna Goldman) The political reaction of Republican presidential candidates to the Supreme Court rulings & the possibility of a constitutional amendment examined. [Presidential candidates Mike HUCKABEE, Senator Ted CRUZ, Jeb BUSH - comment on the court.] Senators Lindsey Graham & Marco Rubio & a response from presidential candidate Hillary Clinton quoted.

Reporter(s):
Dahler, Don;
Jan, Don Dahler,;
Goldman, Julianna
Duration:
00:04:40

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