The Supreme Court just gave Trump a massive green light to clean house, and the Department of Education is first on the chopping block. Jill Savage, Matthew Peterson, and Christopher Bedford are in D.C. to break down the Supreme Court’s ruling that lets Trump fire hundreds of federal employees, potentially gutting one of the most entrenched agencies in D.C. The team also digs into the unraveling scandal around Rep. Cory Mills (R-Fla.), from stolen valor to $85,000 in unpaid rent on a luxury penthouse. Raheem Kassam, editor of the National Pulse, explains that he founded the Butterworth's restaurant to give conservatives and the Right headquarters in Washington, D.C. Kassam explains the importance of counterculture and how D.C. became a safe haven for the untalented. As the MLB All-Star Game returns to Georgia, we expose how left-wing activism crushed black-owned businesses in Atlanta over a voter integrity law that turned out to be common sense.