Aaron Parnas

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2,752 appearances 17 recordings 4 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 16 Sep

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Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov · The Supreme Court Stops Trump's Mail Ballot Plan, Hegseth Faces Impeachment, and Canada Pivots to the EU · 16 Sep 2026 podcast

It doesn't matter which it doesn't matter, justice or judge. matched

But I will say it's interesting, Supreme Court doesn't actually have a code of conduct that and they govern themselves. matched

So it's a little bit of a different story. matched

But across the board, what I think the biggest takeaway right now over the past 18 months and especially over the past several weeks, judges, even conservative appointees, are fed up with the administration trying like trying to laugh in their face. matched

And what you see is appointee after appointe. matched

Bush appointee, Reagan appointee, um, liberals, conservatives, all kind of uniformly rejecting the Trump executive orders, a Trump agenda, because they want to signal to the executive branch that we still have this strong um matched

third branch of government, the j the judiciary. matched

I was I was on an interview. matched

I I spoke with uh a Bush-appointed federal judge, Middle District of Pennsylvania, Judge John Jones. matched

He was retired so he can speak out and he told me that he's not shocked and he's he expects actually more conservative judges to be coming out and blasting this administration in waves to preserve the integrity of the judiciary, whatever integrity there is left. matched

So uh I'm not surprised and I think it's only gonna get worse for this administration. matched

And this Supreme Court has, by the way. matched

I mean, I think a lot of people like say, like, I hate the Supreme Court. matched

They always rule for Trump. matched

They don't actually always rule for Trump. matched

They do on many occasions and they have some terrible rulings and I'm not gonna matched

ruling, but like a big matched

Birthright citizenship, they could have ruled for Trump. matched

Uh on a number of um cases that uh they actually rule against the president. matched

So it's not always a guaranteed win for this this this administration. matched

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