Interview - KEN KLUKOWSKI – Senior Legal Editor, Breitbart News and Senior Counsel at First Liberty Institute – discussed the SCOTUS hearing arguments on the wedding cake case. • In Supreme Court gay wedding cake case, Kennedy says state has not been tolerant of bakers' religious views. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy said during oral arguments on Tuesday that Colorado did not appear to show religious tolerance when it used its public accommodations law to force baker Jack Phillips to create speech via a custom cake for a same-sex wedding that defies his religious beliefs. The line of questioning garnered attention because Kennedy often serves as the divided high court's key swing vote, and a split vote could form again in Masterpiece Cakeshop Ltd. v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission. Kennedy pointedly criticized Colorado for not being "tolerant" of Phillips' religious beliefs. "Tolerance is essential in a free society. And tolerance is most meaningful when it's mutual," Kennedy
