[King:] Topping our political radar today, let the gambling on games begin, says the Supreme Court with a 6-3 vote, it just struck down a law that kept nearly all states from allowing sports betting, meaning New Jersey and others can now cash in on a lucrative revenue stream. The major sports leagues didn't want this, fearing their integrity could be damage. No word yet from Peter Rose. New female lawmakers getting fed up with the Senate's failure to reform the system for handling sexual harassment allegations on Capitol Hill. New York Senator Kristen Gillenbrand pointing out on Twitter, it's been 93 days since the House passed the bill addressing the issue, still no action in the Senate. Fellow Democratic Senator Patty Murray retweeting that post and adding, "We're tired of waiting." And the big bet today by a retail lobbying group hoping to convince the president the sweeping trade tariffs a bad idea. The wager? But the president likes John Hughes' movies end and he saw this ad while getting his daily dose for "Fox & Friends".
[Unidentified Male:] Tariffs raise acts on high working Americans. It's not complicated. Tariffs are B-A-D economics, bad economics. Bad.
[King:] Always good to see Ben Stein. The Let me come back to the more serious issue first, which is why are at almost 100 days the House passed bill. Remember when MeToo move was on the front pages. Congress said, you know what, on this one we're finally going to come. They're out of the 15th century, or the 16th century of the 21st century system to handle these things. Why? What's the excuse?
[Kim:] There's some that's a great question for people to answer definitively but there's been some concern in the Senate about provisions in the House bill that would've basically made the lawmakers financially responsible for any paying out any claims. Right now you can use taxpayer funds to do that. The legislation will make them personally liable. But I think the problem and we try the Congress tried to put that sexual harassment legislation into this big catch all omnibus sweeping budget measure back in March. It did not get included and infuriating these female senators that we just saw earlier. And there aren't a lot of must- pass train leaving the station at this point here on the Capitol Hill in the midterm year so it just makes it much more difficult
[King:] How about making this one a must-pass on its loan so it can't be hidden, so we can look at. And if there are legitimate questions about that, I get it. It's a complicated issue. There's a don't they have enough staff and lawyers to figure this out?
[Kucinich:] Well, you know, I had a very similar conversation with the GOP leadership aide around that time when there was at first a lot of rage about this not being included and there was a plan to get this done. But it doesn't answer you question on why this why haven't hasn't this gone through a community process? Why hasn't there been any momentum on this? And I think that's something they need to answer.
[King:] And this base Supreme Court decision, I'm going to get Cleveland
[Kucinich:] I'm never going to bet against LeBron James, ever.
[King:] Ever.
[Zeleny:] I mean this is a big in terms of the
[King:] 6 to 3
[Zeleny:] decision 6 to 3 and, you know, an unusual alignment of justices, which we don't also always see. But Sheldon Allison, we're talking about him before. This is certainly is going to be a blow for the Nevada gaming industry. It's going to be interesting to see how many states follow through with this.
[King:] And a lot of states looking any time they can to let