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Why the birthright citizenship battle is far from over | CUOMO Full Show
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39:51Now PlayingChris Cuomo breaks down the Supreme Court’s latest rulings on birthright citizenship, mail-in voting, transgender athletes, and presidential power, explaining why he believes the Court is functioning better than the other two branches of government.
Then, The Nation justice correspondent Elie Mystal and former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli join CUOMO to debate the fight over birthright citizenship. Despite their sharp disagreements, both agree the battle is far from over.
Democratic Socialists are winning primaries from New York to Colorado—but can they build a path to the White House? Democratic strategist Chuck Rocha squares off with Republican strategist Pete Seat.
Political division has fueled a "silo mentality" across America. How can people think critically when so many live in political bubbles and consume information that reinforces their existing beliefs? Harvard psychologist Dr. Ellen Langer joins CUOMO to discuss.
This episode originally aired on June 30, 2026.
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