Morning Wire SCOTUS Censorship Ruling & Gershkovich’s Court Appearance | Afternoon Update | 6.26.24
Jun 26, 2024
A Supreme Court ruling has stirred up discussions about government censorship and free speech, highlighting its impact on public discourse. The podcast also explores the controversial changes in transgender health guidelines, particularly concerning age restrictions. Additionally, it delves into international issues, from political chaos in Kenya and Israel's military service debates to the espionage charges against a detained journalist in Russia, raising concerns over press freedom.
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SCOTUS Ruling on Social Media Censorship
- The Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit against the Biden administration regarding social media censorship.
- The court ruled that officials can advocate industry reforms without violating the First Amendment.
Jonathan Turley on Censorship
- Jonathan Turley believes the standing decisions prevent the court from addressing crucial constitutional questions.
- He argues the government engages in censorship by surrogate, indirectly achieving what they cannot do directly.
Pressure on WPATH
- The Biden administration pressured WPATH to eliminate age minimums for transgender procedures.
- Rachel Levine, concerned about potential legislation, urged the removal of age limits.