J.D. Vance

But then you realize, OK, three months, six months, but we keep on winning these cases.

Right.

So, yes, you have radical judges who are slowing things.

They're not going to be able to stop things so long as we in the administration maintain our posture on it.

And we're going to.

Yes, I do.

And there was the one judge who was like, the administration should read the Declaration of Independence.

I guarantee you that our president and the Trump administration is aware of the Declaration of Independence and has actually read it.

I don't think Biden could have cited the first 10 words of the Declaration of Independence.

So there is this weird judicial animosity towards the administration.

But we kind of knew we were going to do this.

I mean, I remember during the transition,

We talked through, okay, we know there are some far-left judges who are going to do nationwide injunctions, which, by the way, I think are illegitimate, but set that aside.

And we know we're going to have to power through this stuff.

We're only a year into a four-year term, so we are making progress.

But this animus point is really interesting, because I think...

to the extent that there are still, and I'm fundamentally optimistic about human nature, there are still some good faith people on the far left who are trying to, who hopefully would try to understand where we're coming from.

Here's what I would say.

So I got an email from a classmate of mine a couple of weeks ago, and I didn't respond to it, but I did read it.

And it was basically like, you know,