The Supreme Court Just Killed the Voting Rights Act

The Supreme Court just gutted the Voting Rights Act. Grant explains what that means for your vote, your district, and the next election. Plus: four massive government deadlines expire TONIGHT, Congress goes on recess, and we learn the truth about six Americans killed at a base in Kuwait with zero protection.

Today's episode breaks down:

• The Supreme Court's ruling in Louisiana v. Callais and why it sets American elections back 45–65 years
• Which Southern states are already redrawing district maps, and what that could mean for 12–14 House seats
• Why Chief Justice John Roberts has been working toward this moment since the Reagan administration
• DHS funding finally passing, what it covers and what it doesn't
• The Farm Bill, FISA/Section 702, and what's still unresolved tonight
• The Iran War Powers Act deadline: midnight tonight, and the House just went on recess
• The $25 billion cost of the Iran war and a Pentagon hearing about six Americans killed at an unprotected base

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