US Supreme Court declines to lift Trump’s gag order in hush money case

Kamala Harris announced her pick for vice president, and it isn’t Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, who was the media favorite. Instead, Harris picked Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, a progressive who allowed Minneapolis to burn during the BLM and George Floyd riots of 2020. How radical is this ticket? Why did Harris pick Walz over Shapiro? On another note, is bird flu the COVID pandemic of 2024? BlazeTV host of "Conservative Review" Daniel Horowitz weighs in on all these issues and more. Blaze Media national correspondent Julio Rosas also joins the program to discuss what he saw on the ground in Minneapolis back in 2020 under Governor Walz’s leadership. Why wasn’t the Minnesota National Guard deployed? Given Walz’s actions in Minnesota, how would his vice presidency impact the nation? Plus, the Biden administration plans to expand areas where illegal aliens can make appointments to apply for asylum. Julio Rosas gives his take based on his firsthand experience at the southern border. In other news, the Supreme Court declined Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s request to delay the sentencing of and removal of the gag order on Donald Trump regarding the Stormy Daniels hush-money payments trial. Is any of this typical? Newsweek senior editor at large Josh Hammer joins to break this down. And finally, the R-rated film with the biggest box office score in America is, as of this week, "Deadpool & Wolverine." Is this a sign Disney is listening to its fanbase, or is it another unoriginal money grab? BlazeTV host of "Normal World" ¼ Black Garrett joins to give his take.

Donald Trump's legal team has petitioned a federal court to step in on his hush money criminal case, aiming to reverse his conviction and delay sentencing. They...