We open with the Supreme Court’s Watson v. RNC ruling, where a 5–4 majority says states may count certain mail ballots received after Election Day. Shawn Farash and Greg Stocker vent about the ruling, size up Amy Coney Barrett’s majority opinion, weigh the Court’s limits on President Trump’s removal power, and anticipate the birthright-citizenship decision. We also get into federalism, the Electoral College, early voting, and what election-law fights look like in state capitals rather than Washington. We keep the local file moving with the disturbing Olney investigation surrounding Eugene Horsch, a written item tied to Ted Bundy, weapons, chemicals, fake IDs, and a 55-gallon drum. We also hit the Hilltown Township house explosion, Gloucester Township’s enormous party, Collingswood’s possible end to its dry-town rule, Comcast’s planned split, and a brutal Phillies loss after a 5–0 lead. Add Chris Johnson’s ALS revelation, a feverish Fourth of July forecast, and a close look at the Strawberry Moon for a packed first hour. Then Cut Sheet takes over: a California camper falls into a vault toilet chasing sunglasses, CNN takes on a line in the Declaration of Independence, and Rand Paul’s Fauci whistleblower hearing lands on the table. We debate Kenny Chesney’s decision to keep politics out of concerts, Supergirl’s latest press tour, Bill Maher’s warning to Democrats, and a possible JetBlue drone strike near JFK. Matt Rooney joins for the Madeleine Dean–Steve Witkoff clash, the Mets’ epic fielding error, Paramus’ recalled yearbooks, Harvard grade inflation, Fight Club, and Dianna Russini’s bodycam embarrassment.
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