June Grasso

I mean, there are concurrences and partial concurrences.

It's really, it's messy, I'd say.

Well, I think what the justices try to do is write as narrow an opinion as they possibly can.

So why get into an area they really don't have to get into?

And as you say, it's going to be messy.

And so I think that that's the way this court operates.

They don't want to rule on something that they don't have to rule on.

And here they did a ruling on tariffs a week before the president is going to make his State of the Union address.

That's why I didn't think it was going to come down today.

Okay.

We were talking about in the newsroom and like, why would they do that?

And then they're going to sit there.

Is he going to say something about it?

He probably will say something about it while they're sitting there.

A lot of them will be sitting there.

The chief always goes.

They'll be at the State of the Union.

The chief always goes.

Elena Kagan goes, usually Sotomayor goes.

Alito hasn't gone since Barack Obama said something about Citizens United, and Alito was shaking his head back and forth.