Ben Meiselas

Right, I mean, a preliminary injunction is preliminary versus a permanent injunction is permanent.

The Trump regime and their DOJ wants the preliminary injunction to be dissolved so there's no court order saying it's moot by using language.

At this time, we're not going forward.

So then once the court order goes away, then maybe in three months they go, okay, well, now we're bringing it back.

And then they want you to refile the lawsuit.

Their hope maybe is we draw a different judge and then we stretch it out even longer.

And then we go, well, that's what we said now.

And now we've changed our opinion because X, Y and Z thing happened.

They'll come up with some event.

Well, that's what we said then.

And this is a very basic one.

This whole concept is unlawful to begin with.

to the entire lawsuit of Trump, the private citizen, suing Trump, the government, and then taking our taxpayer dollars and then getting involved in this collusive settlement, which is also being addressed in the Florida case.

I mean, that concept is unfathomable to both you and I. I mean, our legal career, it's an unfathomably unconscionable thing.

But then you get into court and it's like, okay, the judge is like, just sign the declaration and I'll get rid of the case.

No.

why okay well make us make it well that's odd well then it seems like you are going to violate this well you know you can't get blanched okay well for whatever reason the attorney general of the united states is signing legal documents like he's the line attorney he's signing settlement agreements as the party so that's not normal so if you're making yourself

literally the person in the case.

That's the person I want to hear from.

So that's where we're at.