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Vol. I · No. 182 · 1988 Reports Thursday, July 2, 2026

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MS NOW Segment on Jackson Concurrence Citing Wilkerson in Birthright Ruling

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MS NOW Segment on Jackson Concurrence Citing Wilkerson in Birthright Ruling

Jul 1, 2026

The MS NOW segment features Isabel Wilkerson reacting to Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's concurrence in the Supreme Court birthright citizenship case. It discusses Jackson citing Wilkerson's book 'Caste' and historians including David Blight and Frederick Douglass, linking the 14th Amendment's Citizenship Clause to Reconstruction-era universalist principles and an 'anti-caste reset.' Wilkerson expresses being honored by the citation, notes Jackson's scholarly approach and family history of enslavement and sharecropping in Georgia, and frames the ruling as reaffirming American identity ahead of the 250th anniversary. The segment follows a prior interview with Blight and highlights the value of diverse Supreme Court experiences.

Source: MS NOW

Fox News covers SCOTUS rulings on birthright citizenship and transgender sports

Jun 30, 2026

The broadcast reports two major Supreme Court decisions: a 6-3 ruling allowing states to ban biological males from women's sports, which Trump celebrated, and a decision striking down Trump's executive order limiting birthright citizenship, upholding it under the 14th Amendment with dissents from Thomas, Alito, and Gorsuch. It discusses congressional options for birthright citizenship changes and features testimony from Jessica Gorman, mother of murder victim Sheridan Gorman, criticizing sanctuary city policies. Guests include legal analysts, former ICE official Tom Homan, and Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry. The segment mixes legal analysis with policy debate and emotional testimony on immigration enforcement.

Source: Fox News

CBS Panel Examines Supreme Court Campaign Finance Ruling and Midterm Spending

Jun 30, 2026

The segment discusses a June 30, 2026 Supreme Court decision striking down limits on political party coordinated spending with candidates and its potential boost to Republican efforts in the 2026 midterms. Panelists highlight the GOP's fundraising advantage over a debt-laden DNC and coordination benefits for messaging and ad buys. Additional topics include Jason Miller's reported return to the Trump White House for messaging ahead of midterms and recent polls in the Texas Senate race showing Democrat James Talarico in a statistical tie with Republican Ken Paxton. Sourcing draws on panel expertise from Axios and Bloomberg, poll aggregates, and FEC-related financial context.

Source: CBS News