Gun Attorney: What the SCOTUS Marijuana-Gun Ruling Does — and Doesn't — Mean | The States

The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that occasional marijuana users can own firearms — what does that actually mean for gun owners? Plus: voter pessimism hits a new high ahead of midterms, state unemployment numbers, SNAP fraud costs, and California's billionaire tax heads to the ballot. A unanimous Supreme Court ruled in favor of Ali Hamani, a man found with marijuana and a pistol, protecting his Second Amendment rights. Washington Gun Law's William Kirk joins the show to discuss what the ruling actually covers — and what it doesn't — for gun owners across the country. Also on today's show: A new Center Square Voter Voices poll finds 60% of registered voters say the country is heading in the wrong direction, up from 53% in March Gas prices now at $4.13/gallon, up from $2.94 before Operation Epic Fury began in February States tackling energy policy: Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and others discuss energy sustainability and reliability SNAP fraud is costing taxpayers billions — what states are doing to crack down May unemployment rates across Georgia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, New York, Arizona, Illinois, Michigan, and Nevada California's Billionaire Tax Act qualifies for the November ballot Philadelphia's "ICE Out" ordinance faces a federal lawsuit from the DOJ The Trump administration transfers civil rights and special education programs out of the Department of Education 📰 Read more at TheCenterSquare.com 📧 Subscribe to the free Center Square newsletter in the link below Subscribe for taxpayer-focused, non-partisan reporting on the stories shaping America. #TheStates #TheCenterSquare #Politics #SupremeCourt #SecondAmendment #DataCenters #Taxpayers #BreakingNews ____________ 👉 Read more: https://www.thecentersquare.com 📩 Sign up for the newsletter for daily updates 00:00 Intro 00:36 Gun ruling react 12:12 Break 12:52 Energy 22:33 Break 23:14 SNAP fraud 32:19 Break 32:58 Unemployment 38:49 Break 39:28 Billionaire Tax