Michael Moynihan

But we've seen this over and over again, this judicial brinksmanship under Trump that is absolutely destabilizing to self-government. And, you know, it's not a surprise that you're getting a lot of

But we've seen this over and over again, this judicial brinksmanship under Trump that is absolutely destabilizing to self-government. And, you know, it's not a surprise that you're getting a lot of

But we've seen this over and over again, this judicial brinksmanship under Trump that is absolutely destabilizing to self-government. And, you know, it's not a surprise that you're getting a lot of

you know, MAGA Republicans getting radicalized about the judiciary and saying, you know, we need to, you know, in the words of Judy Vance, like the courts issued its warning, I'll let the court enforce it and just ignore the judicial branch. I don't think Donald Trump wants to go that far, but boy, that ruling really is tempting, is a tempting test case.

you know, MAGA Republicans getting radicalized about the judiciary and saying, you know, we need to, you know, in the words of Judy Vance, like the courts issued its warning, I'll let the court enforce it and just ignore the judicial branch. I don't think Donald Trump wants to go that far, but boy, that ruling really is tempting, is a tempting test case.

you know, MAGA Republicans getting radicalized about the judiciary and saying, you know, we need to, you know, in the words of Judy Vance, like the courts issued its warning, I'll let the court enforce it and just ignore the judicial branch. I don't think Donald Trump wants to go that far, but boy, that ruling really is tempting, is a tempting test case.

I mean, he's exactly right. I mean, when do we get our president back? Right. I mean, that's the Supreme Court effectively absconded with the presidency until further notice. And we only have Justice Alito standing up. It's insane. And yes, there are limits. Right.

I mean, he's exactly right. I mean, when do we get our president back? Right. I mean, that's the Supreme Court effectively absconded with the presidency until further notice. And we only have Justice Alito standing up. It's insane. And yes, there are limits. Right.

I mean, he's exactly right. I mean, when do we get our president back? Right. I mean, that's the Supreme Court effectively absconded with the presidency until further notice. And we only have Justice Alito standing up. It's insane. And yes, there are limits. Right.

You know, you could say that the court order says, oh, you know, we want the president to effectuate bringing back Garcia from El Salvador. But. He belongs in El Salvador. And there are limits. I mean, it's not like the Supreme Court can say, you know, send the Navy and launch an amphibious invasion and then go rescue him. Give me a break. I mean, this is making up law.

You know, you could say that the court order says, oh, you know, we want the president to effectuate bringing back Garcia from El Salvador. But. He belongs in El Salvador. And there are limits. I mean, it's not like the Supreme Court can say, you know, send the Navy and launch an amphibious invasion and then go rescue him. Give me a break. I mean, this is making up law.

You know, you could say that the court order says, oh, you know, we want the president to effectuate bringing back Garcia from El Salvador. But. He belongs in El Salvador. And there are limits. I mean, it's not like the Supreme Court can say, you know, send the Navy and launch an amphibious invasion and then go rescue him. Give me a break. I mean, this is making up law.

I mean, the president has an ability to negotiate with other sovereign heads of states and And to proceed and carry out lawful actions. And once he does, there are consequences to that that aren't reversible and aren't justiciable. So, you know, this is going too far. And the Supreme Court... I better get out of this by the end of this week because otherwise it is going to be tempting.

I mean, the president has an ability to negotiate with other sovereign heads of states and And to proceed and carry out lawful actions. And once he does, there are consequences to that that aren't reversible and aren't justiciable. So, you know, this is going too far. And the Supreme Court... I better get out of this by the end of this week because otherwise it is going to be tempting.

I mean, the president has an ability to negotiate with other sovereign heads of states and And to proceed and carry out lawful actions. And once he does, there are consequences to that that aren't reversible and aren't justiciable. So, you know, this is going too far. And the Supreme Court... I better get out of this by the end of this week because otherwise it is going to be tempting.

Another huge confrontation with the president. And in most cases, when they sit down to rule, they look at, at the constitution, they look at article one and article two, and they decide, you know what? The president really has authority over executive actions and Congress really has authority over the law. And there's nothing we can, you know, do about it. And there's no lacuna to hide in.

Another huge confrontation with the president. And in most cases, when they sit down to rule, they look at, at the constitution, they look at article one and article two, and they decide, you know what? The president really has authority over executive actions and Congress really has authority over the law. And there's nothing we can, you know, do about it. And there's no lacuna to hide in.

Another huge confrontation with the president. And in most cases, when they sit down to rule, they look at, at the constitution, they look at article one and article two, and they decide, you know what? The president really has authority over executive actions and Congress really has authority over the law. And there's nothing we can, you know, do about it. And there's no lacuna to hide in.

They're being used in English language instruction at age three. Some of them.

They're being used in English language instruction at age three. Some of them.