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In todays show. It is tuesday, october 8, 5 00 p. M. In washington, d. C. We begin with the Supreme Court, which is beginning its new term with a case that could further open the door to Unlimited Money in american elections. The cases mccutchen versus the federal Elections Commission, with mccutchen arguing that limits on how much an individual can spend in total donating to political campaigns every two years is a restriction on their First Amendment rights to free speech. Currently it is regulated how much money can be directly handed over to political candidates. Every two years you can only give at most 2600 to anyone political candidate. You can only give that most 32,400 to anyone National Party committee. Limits also exist on aggregate contributions, limiting an individual from donating more than 48,006 hundred dollars to the totality of candidates here she supports and 74,600 to the totality of Party Committees here she supports. That means the federal Elections Commission reg

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