Tim Miller

A bunch to get into.

I want to start with what is happening at the Supreme Court.

We are going to get at the end to some real weird stuff happening in MAGA world.

We'll see.

Sometimes everybody has, what is it, the strange cousin?

It's just for MAGA, it's all the cousins.

I haven't had a chance to talk about it this week, but on Monday, we had arguments in the Trump versus Slaughter case, which is about giving Trump and giving any president more powers to fire civil servants.

So actually, why don't you just explain the case and what you think is happening?

There's no purgatory in this world?

No.

Well, that's where I was going next.

And there's been some interesting kind of analysis of what we're hearing from the judges of that.

What did you think?

The justices, rather.

Yeah, I'm instinctively with you on that.

I do think that there are some risks associated with giving, you know, him this kind of firing power.

And with politicizing all these offices.

I mean, you see that potentially, obviously, does this extend to the Fed?

And does that then, you know, raise questions about the Fed independence?

You know, obviously, we're seeing some of this at HHS with, you know, now we're going to get rid of scientists and put in quacks at some of these commissions.