TRUMP100 Is the Supreme Court about to grant Trump even more power?
Oct 7, 2025
David Blevins, a keen political commentator, dives into the current Supreme Court session, questioning how far the justices might expand presidential powers amid a government shutdown. They discuss potential shifts in birthright citizenship and explore ongoing culture wars concerning trans athletes. The conversation highlights the court's conservative lean and its impact on public trust. Additionally, Blevins addresses Trump's Middle East peace efforts while navigating complex negotiations involving hostages and regional governance.
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Court Could Redefine Birthright Citizenship
- The Supreme Court's new term centers on presidential power and birthright citizenship challenges.
- A ruling could redefine citizenship for millions and expand executive authority significantly.
Court's Conservative Tilt Lowers Public Trust
- The Supreme Court has shifted right with multiple Trump and conservative appointees shaping rulings.
- Public trust has plunged, split sharply along party lines with Democrats far more distrustful than Republicans.
Maxwell Appeal Rejected Early In Term
- The court quickly rejected Ghislaine Maxwell's appeal over an Epstein-related non-prosecution claim.
- Maxwell remains imprisoned and her lawyers say they will pursue further judicial options.