Show Notes
Monday, June 8 — The Supreme Court is in its final sprint, and the rulings coming before June 26 could fundamentally reshape the country.
Rush and Reagan break down the two biggest cases on the docket: the transgender athlete bans, where oral argument signals point toward a likely majority to uphold the bans but the scope of the ruling may matter more than the outcome itself; and birthright citizenship in Trump v. Barbara, where the constitutional read is unfavorable to the executive order — and Trump's own appointees are a big reason why.
They also map out the political math: what a culture war win at the Court actually requires to convert into midterm votes, why the Right has a messaging discipline problem, and how to track the June 11, 18, and 25 opinion days before spin replaces substance.
Opinion days are coming fast. Subscribe so you're not reading someone else's summary of what the Court actually said — come back later this week for breaking analysis the moment rulings drop.
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