Episode 5689: Recap Of The Return Of The Leftwing Press And The Beatification Of Archbishop Fulton Sheen

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Why did the White House badge controversy spark a legal showdown with major news outlets?

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And First Lady Melania Trump, accompanied by the President of the People's Republic of China, Xi Jinping, and Madam Peng Liyan.
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For the prosperity and progress of the two countries, for the friendship of the two peoples, Now I would like to propose a toast to the health of President and Mrs. Trump, to the prosperity and progress of China and the United States, and to the friendship between our two peoples. Cheers. Cheers.
Donald Trump 1:31
President Xi and Madame Peng, Melania and I want to thank you for making your journey, and it is a long journey, to America during our 250th year. I'd like to raise a glass and propose a toast to President Xi, Madame Peng, and the long relationship between China and America that has bridged thousands of miles and spanned hundreds of years. And may all of our people know a future of harmony, peace, and success. And we're all here today and tonight to honor you both. And thank you very much for coming to
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America. The
Joe Scarborough 2:18
White House defied the court order throughout the morning. They were not allowing people to go in throughout the morning. They claim it's just because the process takes a while to restore access, turn on the badges and the like. When they're taking badges away, that seems to be proactive instead
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of
Joe Scarborough 2:35
reactive. Here, CNN person, give me your badge. Yeah, the Secret Service confiscated the badges of those who tried to get
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in yesterday. Who
Joe Scarborough 2:42
gave them that order? Because whoever gave them that order should go to jail. I mean, that's contempt of court. There's an order out there. I really want to know what happened yesterday morning. And I'm not saying this for an isolated reason. There will be a time when justice will be done for people in this administration ignoring court orders. There will be a time when the masks will be taken off of ICE agents and justice will be done for every person that they beat, for every person that they jailed, for every person that they starved, for every person that they tortured. That time is coming. So I want to know, I want somebody to take note in the White House, of the White House, Who gave those Secret Service agents who defied a court order, who gave them that order to defy a federal judge?
Joe Scarborough 3:36
Because when you defy a federal judge, you're in contempt. And it keeps going. And we just see it over and over again. So it's time to start writing this down. And it's time to start preparing for that day when Donald Trump is not there to protect you. And is this called retribution? No, no, no, because we don't do retribution in America. What this is called is following. I have a word I want to use. I'm not going to use it. following the blanking law that's what it's called and they're
Unknown 4:10
not doing it it's a violation of a different sort so let's start first with the order that came down in the middle of the night where judge timothy kelly decided solely on due process grounds that the three media organizations were likely to prevail in their lawsuit that they had that they had convinced him that we had a right, a liberty interest in being on the White House grounds, that that was well-established DC Circuit precedent. And just to make clear, that's the federal appeals court that oversees him, said it's really clear that if you have a White House hard pass, it cannot be taken from you without notice and an opportunity to be heard. And the notice has to also tell you what are the standards of conduct that you should use to govern your own.
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And what is the punishment, right? We can't just capriciously, Leo, yoink, yoink, yoink. There's got to be some process. So while it was a victory for the First Amendment, it was not a victory on the First Amendment. On First Amendment grounds. In fact, let me just read. He says, plaintiffs have shown a likelihood of success, at least on their Fifth Amendment procedural due process claim, which is you've got to give reasons. Correct. You've got to give reasons and you've got to go through a process. And he lays that out. He also grappled with the national security issue, as you explained. Now, later this morning, that came out around 1.30 in the morning.

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