Badlands Daily - 6/26/26 Live from GART 12 in Deadwood

CannCon and Chris Paul bring Badlands Daily live from GART 12 in Deadwood, South Dakota with a Friday show full of Supreme Court decisions and congressional takedowns. Venezuela is hit with back to back 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes as the country was beginning its reintegration into global trade, and Trump immediately offers federal assistance. The Brandon Gill versus SNAP hearing clip goes viral: the SNAP director cannot confirm that drinking soda every day is unhealthy while testifying in front of Congress, and Gill reveals her advocacy group is funded by General Mills, which profits directly from SNAP dollars. A House Oversight investigation finds 571,000 federal employees and retirees are delinquent on taxes to the tune of $6 billion, the IRS sent 427,000 delinquency notices and only 4,700 responded, and Chris Paul raises the logical follow-up: are some of these people even real? The Supreme Court strikes down Hawaii's concealed carry property permission law 6-3, upholds the asylum seeker metering policy 6-3 with a Thomas concurrence declaring illegal aliens have no equal protection rights against the federal government, and green-lights TPS termination for Haitians and Syrians. Birthright citizenship is expected to drop before the end of the day. A Long Island school clerk was caught physically tearing up ballots and a new election was ordered.