Devin Dwyer

Devin Dwyer, ABC's senior Washington reporter specializing in the Supreme Court, dives into the shocking Delta flight incident that flipped upside down in Toronto, highlighting the passenger evacuation and safety protocols. The discussion navigates the complex international landscape amid ongoing Ukraine-Russia tensions, emphasizing Ukraine's lack of representation in critical diplomatic talks. Additionally, Dwyer explores legal questions surrounding federal layoffs and the implications of recent political appointments, revealing the intricate interplay between law and governance.

James Martin, a Jesuit priest and editor for America Magazine, shares insights about the future of the Catholic Church following Pope Francis’s passing. He reflects on the cardinals' considerations for a successor, emphasizing the need for a moderate leader. Cheyenne Haslott discusses Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s plan to phase out harmful food dyes, highlighting bipartisan support for public health. Devin Dwyer covers a Supreme Court case on parental rights regarding LGBTQ-themed lessons in schools, underscoring the tension between faith and inclusivity in education.

In a lively discussion, Jay O'Brien shares the chaotic scene as House Speaker Mike Johnson rallies support for a contentious budget plan with significant cuts. Elizabeth Schulze dives into the alarming dip in consumer confidence, linking it to rising costs and economic unease. Devin Dwyer examines the Supreme Court's landmark decision to overturn Richard Glossop's conviction after decades, shedding light on crucial due process issues. Together, they unravel the tension in Congress and the implications for everyday Americans.