The Supreme Court sided with President Trump today on the firing of FTC Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter, citing the precedent from Spicer v. Biden, and is now weighing cases that could reshape the presidency — from Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act to birthright citizenship and tariff authority. With the potential for Republicans to gain up to 12 seats in the South and $12 billion headed to American farmers, Will Chamberlain joins me to break it all down. Tune in at 6 PM EST on YouTube. | Sean S

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