Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia lashed out at the cable network A&E today, calling its decision to suspend Phil Robertson, the star of the TV series Duck Dynasty, unconstitutional, and demanding that it be overturned at once. Speaking at a press conference with fellow Justice Clarence Thomas, a visibly angry Scalia told reporters that Robertson was exercising his First Amendment right to express an opinionan opinion, I might add, that many other great Americans agree with. He warned that the suspension of the Duck star would have a chilling effect on freedom of speech in America: If Phil Robertson can be muzzled for expressing this perfectly legitimate view, whats to prevent the same thing from happening to, say, a Justice of the Supreme Court? He added that, while he was a huge Duck Dynasty fan who never misses an episode, his objection to Mr. Robertsons suspension was purely on Constitutional grounds. Declaring that A&Es decision will not stand, Justice Scalia said he would ask the Supreme Court to meet in an emergency session to overturn it: This offensive decision by A&E is a clear violation of the Constitution, and Im not the only one on the Court who feels that way. Right, Clarence? Justice Thomas had no comment. 