On today’s show, Josh discusses President Trump becoming the first president in history to sit in on Supreme Court oral arguments, as the Court hears the case surrounding Trump’s executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship. Josh breaks down the legal arguments and explains why he believes the outcome could ultimately hinge on one or two of the Court’s conservative justices.
Josh also examines the latest developments involving Iran, outlining what he believes could be the next step in the conflict and why he thinks military action may once again be on the horizon.
Finally, Josh weighs in on the ongoing debate surrounding NATO, discussing why critics argue the alliance has become increasingly ineffective and whether the United States could eventually reconsider its role in the organization.

Fauci’s Contempt, El-Sayed’s Problem, and Victoria Coates on Iran
43:09

A Muslim Socialist in Michigan and the Islamic Quagmire of Iran
42:36

Who’s Afraid of the Common Good?
43:04