Topic: Supremacy Clause

The Department of Homeland Security reports multiple incidents of protesters using vehicles to ram federal agents in cities like Chicago and Portland. California Governor Gavin Newsom has successfully filed a restraining order to block the deployment of National Guard members to Oregon. Stephen Miller responded by asserting the Supremacy Clause, arguing that states cannot block federal immigration enforcement duties.

Chrisanne Hall provides a lesson on the "Supremacy Clause" of the Constitution, clarifying that the federal government is only supreme when acting within its defined constitutional limits. She argues that anything the federal government does contrary to the Constitution is not binding on the states or the people. Hall agrees to return to the show to teach a more in-depth "Constitution class" for the audience.

The "residency crisis" is discussed, where multiple states claim tax revenue from mobile workers like truck drivers. Bennett specifically criticizes the Wisconsin Attorney General for attempting to restrict out-of-state representation for residents facing IRS issues, which he argues violates the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution.