The Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade in June 2022 has led Democrats to victory in elections since. For 2024, the right to contraception and In vitro fertilization seems to be the new scare tactic to get Americans to vote blue in the polls. Lead Senate republicans are going on a talk show circuit tour to try and change the narrative and push for pro IVF bills. This new legislation comes after Alabama’s top court ruled frozen embryos are legally children and the destruction of these embryos constitutes a crime under the state’s “wrongful death of a minor” law. On this episode of 360 View, Scotti Nell Hughes explores why the whole reason contraception is such a hot topic is because hookup culture and getting married later in life is becoming a societal norm. Her panel (Desi K Robinson, Health Professor and Doula; Woodrow Johnston, CEO of Revere Strategies; Timothy Gordon, Host, Rules for Retrogrades podcast) weighs in on is this is actually beneficial? Or is there something to be said about taking responsibility for the people you sleep with?

During police week the house GOP announced new bills to support police and allow them to actually do their job. The George floyd riots brought about police reform and defund the police movements. But since the implementation of these rules, that allow criminals to break the law, crime has skyrocketed across the nation. Americans are fed up and the campus protests breaking out across college campuses was the final straw. Students and professional protesters who joined the ranks, destroyed university campuses, terrorized students who actually go there, and even interrupted or caused graduations to be canceled. UNC completely did away with their DEI programs and is transferring the $2.3 million funding to campus police and public safely. Motivated by recent pro-Palestinian campus protests, the board reasoned that more funds were needed for law enforcement on campus. States and companies are also reversing laws allowing shoplifters to get away scot free. On this episode of 360 View Scottie Nell Hughes discusses with her panel ("Dominick Izzo, Former Chicago area police officer; Ronald Hampton, Author & retired DC Metropolitan police officer; Steve Abramowicz, CEO, Heartland Journal) about the absolute 180 on police and crime.

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker criticized President Joe Biden during a commencement speech at a Catholic University. Butker, a devout Catholic himself, slammed Biden for his response to the coronavirus pandemic as well as his positions on cultural issues such as abortion and radical gender ideology. Meanwhile, Joe Biden is hemorrhaging the minority vote. He thinks the way to relate to his base on his comeback tour is pushing back a ban on menthol cigarettes, trying to legalize marijuana, and speaking at a HBCU commencement speech. On this episode of 360 Scottie Nell Hughes asks her panel (Rainer Shea, Student, Humboldt County, California; Timothy Gordon, Host, Rules for Retrogrades podcast; Angie Wong, Co-Host, The Final Countdown) With the culture wars seeping into commencement speeches these year, are graduations the new social movement?

On this episode of 360 View Scottie Nell Hughes digs into President Biden's latest challenge to Donald Trump to engage in two presidential debates in the coming months. But the details of the debates leave much to be desired and a lot of questions are still up in the air about former President Trump's pending legal cases as well as President Biden's physical and mental fitness. Scottie is joined by her expert panel (Alan Grayson, former US congressman; Larry Ward, President of Political Media Inc.; Steve Malzberg, Conservative Media Commentator) to discuss what will be the result of these debates and if any surprises await the American people as we move closer to the November election.

From tech to spying to involvement in world wars, relations between the United States and China are tense at best. It started when the Chinese spy balloon floated over the entirety of the US delaying an important bilateral meaning between China and U.S. President Joe Biden has also signed a bill forcing the sale of Chinese social media company TikTok. This comes as Biden is also implementing tariffs and sanctions against China to slow their access to technology such as semiconductors. During Blinken's latest meeting in Beijing, Chinese President Xi Jinping said Washington needs to look at China's development "in a positive light" in order for bilateral relations to improve. At the height of this is opposing views on wars in the middle east. China has cozied up to Iran who backs Palestine and helps fund Hamas. Meanwhile, the US is flip flopping between sending tax payer’s dollars to funding israel and aid packages for Gaza. But the US also approved as a part of their massive foreign aid bill $61 Billion is going to Ukraine. While China has allied with Russia developing a close relationship with president Vladimir Putin who just celebrated his inauguration. On this episode of 360 View, Scottie Nell Hughes discusses with her panel of experts whether a Biden or Trump White House could better improve relations with China.