Jon Favreau

So now everyone is just going to have to go prove their citizenship and prove that they were born before.

It is the most unworkable, crazy fucking executive order ever.

And I just can't – I mean I'm sure you'll get like Alito or Thomas or whatever but I don't know – or maybe some partial victory from the dissenting judges I guess.

But like I don't know how anyone looks at that and thinks that like you can just overturn the 14th Amendment.

I mean, as Robert's asked, he's like, so the cases that you're talking about, which is like birth tourism or, you know, what happens if there's an invading army and a child born from a member of the invading army, are they essentially, he's like, strikes me as some quirky examples.

Yes.

It's like, yeah, no, I think that's probably right.

So Trump sent out his usual bitchy truth about the court right after he left, but he reserved his angriest reaction for another court when a judge appointed by George W. Bush ruled later in the day that Trump can't start construction again.

on his White House ballroom, his pride and joy, the only thing he cares about, unless Congress approves it first.

The judge said, quote, no statute comes close to giving the president the authority he claims to have.

You can just say that about anything, the Trump presidency.

How badly do you want to see Republicans in Congress take that vote?

I would love, just love to see them vote on it.

Put it in the supplemental.

Put it in the $200 billion for Iran when you're cutting health care.

Just throw it in that one.

I didn't think that anyone would stop him on the ballroom, but I don't know.

I was looking.

I'm like, okay, maybe this could be.

I assume this is one court order that he might just ignore.