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Tonight on The Independents: Ilya Shapiro on SCOTUS, Radley Balko on Police-Militarization, Elizabeth MacDonald on the Atrocious GDP Numbers, Eli Lake on ISIS, Plus Clinton Poverty, IRS Illegality, and More!

Matt Welch | 6.25.2014 2:31 PM

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Tonight's episode of The Independents (Fox Business Network, 9 p.m. ET, 6 p.m. PT, with re-airs three hours later) gets straight into some Supreme Court news from today: The robust victory for cellphone privacy in Riley v. California, and the big victory for Big Media in American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. v. Aereo. Navigating both decisions is Cato Supreme Court Review Editor in Chief Ilya Shaprio.

Beloved former Reason staffer Radley Balko will break down the ACLU's big new report, "War Comes Home: The Excessive Militarization of American Policing." Daily Beast national security reporter Eli Lake will talk about the latest horrors from ISIS. Fox Business analyst Elizabeth MacDonald will dive into those ghastly new GDP numbers. Party Panelists Jill Filipovic and Sonnie Johnson will argue about the Clinton family's finances (and depictions thereof), and the co-hosts will bat around the latest IRS illegality.

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Matt Welch is an editor at large at Reason.

PoliticsThe IndependentsWorldScience & TechnologyCivil LibertiesPolicyEconomicsSupreme CourtEconomic GrowthMilitarization of PoliceIRSHillary ClintonIraqPrivacy
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