Jessica Levinson

Well, many, many. So there are so many different executive actions and so many different lawsuits with respect to those executive actions. I think what I would do is call out a few things for people to think about. The big question in a number of these cases where the Trump administration is trying to

Well, many, many. So there are so many different executive actions and so many different lawsuits with respect to those executive actions. I think what I would do is call out a few things for people to think about. The big question in a number of these cases where the Trump administration is trying to

freeze funds or maybe it's to fire people or maybe it's to remove certain federal employees or reorganize agencies. The question is, does any president have the power to do that? And those are big and deep questions that at some point are going to get to the Supreme Court. And then there are the initial questions in a lot of these suits, which aren't ultimately, can a president do X?

freeze funds or maybe it's to fire people or maybe it's to remove certain federal employees or reorganize agencies. The question is, does any president have the power to do that? And those are big and deep questions that at some point are going to get to the Supreme Court. And then there are the initial questions in a lot of these suits, which aren't ultimately, can a president do X?

But did this president go about trying to do that in the right way? For instance, is this particular executive order so vague that people don't know what to do? Or is there a different agency that had to implement this executive order? So there's both these kind of procedural questions, which are serious.

But did this president go about trying to do that in the right way? For instance, is this particular executive order so vague that people don't know what to do? Or is there a different agency that had to implement this executive order? So there's both these kind of procedural questions, which are serious.

And then there's the big kind of substantive on the merits questions of who, if anyone in the executive branch, has the power to implement these actions.

And then there's the big kind of substantive on the merits questions of who, if anyone in the executive branch, has the power to implement these actions.