 The Supreme Court handed down a handful of landmark rulings this week covering the regulatory power federal agencies have to local laws that ban sleeping outside in public spaces. But the biggest ruling apparently concerns January 6th. The justices here making it more difficult to charge Capitol riot defendants with obstruction. Jess Bravin, U.S. Supreme Court correspondent for the Wall Street Journal, on this ruling that could affect the prosecutions of hundreds of January 6th rioters.