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Weekends with Alex Witt

Arguments to begin in same-sex marriage cases

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Amy Howe, editor of SCOTUSblog.com, joins Richard Liu to discuss the potential outcomes of the gay marriage cases being heard by the Supreme Court this week, as well as how Justices Kennedy and Roberts may vote.April 26, 2015

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