Thanks for joining us for the Stay Hot podcast.

I'm your host, Matthew Spanauer, joined by Bladenkirk and Theo Ash.

A lot to get into this episode.

Here's a look at the top stories this week.

A historic moment for a sitting U.S. President, Donald Trump, is in the crowd as a

Supreme Court weighs birthright citizenship.

Meanwhile, the White House lifted its sanctions on Venezuela's current president after kidnapping

and imprisoning former leader Nicholas Maduro earlier this year.

Plus, right now, four astronauts are just hours away from the world's first lunar mission in more

than 50 years. The Stay Hot podcast starts now. Critics are calling the move intimidation

and a violation of constitutional powers.

The president sat front row at today's hearings alongside Attorney General Pam Bonding.

The president has long been an advocate for changing birthright citizenship, something he

says will lower immigration rates in the U.S. Yes, even though this Supreme Court does have

a 6-3 conservative majority, clearly Trump

feels they need a little extra push to rule in favor of his agenda. But, you know, these are

highly prideful. They are independent people who might not appreciate a perceived attempt to

sway their decision.

There's already been some friction.

Trump has said that he's ashamed of some of his own appointees.

In a February decision regarding the legality of tariffs,

Chief Justice John Roberts, Justice Barrett, and Justice Gorsuch,

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