SCOTUS Rules Both Ways & Record Heat Grips Two Continents | 6.30.26
6/30/202618 min
The Supreme Court drops multiple high stakes rulings dealing with mail-in ballots and executive powers to fire government officials, a brutal heat wave grips Europe causing over a thousand deaths, and rising beef prices threatens plans to celebrate the United States’ 250th birthday. Reporting from Cabot Phillips & Tim Pearce. Plus, we speak with Jonathan Scruggs. Get the facts first with Morning Wire.
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Georgia Howe· Host0:29
[upbeat music] The Supreme Court disappoints Republicans with their ruling on mail-in ballots, and hands the president a win on executive powers. We break down the latest rulings.
Jonathan Scruggs· Guest0:43
The Watson decision, which was the ballot decision, was a bit of a, a surprise. It was five to four. I think the other decisions came out as expected.
Georgia Howe· Host0:50
I'm Georgia Howe. John is on vacation this week. It's Tuesday, June 30th, and this is Morning Wire. [upbeat music] Populists in Europe rally around a surprising cause, air conditioning, after thousands die from a deadly heat wave.
Speaker 4· Soundbite1:11
This could be dangerous with the prolonged nature. If this was one day, two days, okay, but we're talking more than three or four days, a bonafide extreme and historic heat wave.
Georgia Howe· Host1:22
And beef prices hit dizzying highs while the administration scrambles to shore up supply.
Ben Spell· Soundbite1:28
Not to be the bearer of bad