Ben Shapiro Says Supreme Court Should Overturn Same Sex Marriage Next

Ben Shapiro argues that the Supreme Court should overturn same-sex marriage, but that it won't because of Justice Neil Gorsuch. The Majority Report crew discusses other Supreme Court rulings that were not meant to set precedents but have.

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Here is Ben Shapiro, would love Dave Rubin's take on this I am about to I was but he wouldn't go to dave's uh wedding didn't he say that. Yeah but it's not but here we go it's no yeah he said I would never go to your wedding yeah, but not only would he not go to his wedding this lover of liberty would say you that wedding can't even take place. [external media]
just to be clear the uh the supreme court decision in 2000 that put George Bush in office explicitly said this case should have no impact on future cases period end of story, and the number of times that that case has been cited by other federal courts in making decisions is probably in the hundreds over the past 20 years. When he talks about deeply rooted things and things that have not been adjudicated properly it doesn't matter if he says I don't think this should be used as precedent in the future, but if it's gonna be this is the way it would be used.