DOJ Crackdown, SCOTUS Ruling, and NYC Political Upheaval: Wednesday's Full Show

Kayal and Company opens Wednesday with the Hackensack Meridian study linking excessive hard seltzer consumption to severe hyponatremia risks. Dawn Stensland hits the news with the shocking child sex abuse charges against two Philadelphia pastors, Isaiah Banks and Brian Jackson. We also break down the tragic double murder-suicide involving the Picano family in South Philly and a severe security breach at Abington High School that led to a sexual assault arrest. Phil Almquist brings the sports updates, highlighting the Phillies' 14-9 victory over the Nationals and the Sixers' latest NBA draft pick. Nick Kayal uses the Big Take to detail four massive Tuesday victories for the Trump administration. We cover the DOJ busting over 450 people in a $6.5 billion health care fraud scheme , eight Antifa members receiving combined centuries in prison for ambushing a North Texas ICE center , and SCOTUS ruling that DHS can strip green cards from individuals facing pending criminal charges. The crew also reacts to Rand Paul officially subpoenaing Dr. Anthony Fauci to testify on COVID-19 origins. Later, we argue the massive political shift following the sweep of Zohran Mamdani’s socialist allies in the New York Democratic primaries and what it means for the 2028 election. During the Cut Sheet, the crew blasts a viral video of an entitled Gen Z artist complaining about her rent and eviction in New York City, sparking a fiery conversation on work ethic and parental enabling. Greg Stocker brings clips of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson blaming slavery for a violent Juneteenth weekend that saw over 40 people shot. We also react to a masterclass response from a Chicago police officer dealing with a race-baiting activist. We wrap up with Fight Club chaos on an American Airlines flight and Dawn's Big Three covering Trump’s visit to Mack Trucks in Pennsylvania.