The federal courts are successfully acting as a necessary check on Donald Trump's use of military force within American cities.

“judges and the courts are serving as a pretty effective bullwark against his moves.”

Federal judges who issue rulings against the current administration's actions are protecting the rule of law and the Constitution from executive overreach.

“These judges are proving why they're judges. You know, there are 78 preliminary injunctions and temporary restraining orders right now against the lawlessness in the chaos unleashed by Donald Trump.”

Federal judges act as essential guardrails against the illegal actions of the current administration.

“they're the ones that have really been, like I said, standing in the breach and saying we're we're not we're going to be, you know, we're going to be the guard rail that doesn't exist anywhere else.”

The speaker contends that the Trump administration's efforts to manipulate the judicial system and distort facts, specifically regarding the reflecting pool controversy, are eventually checked by the

“He put it out there in black and white, the true story, because under the pain of perjury in court, you have no choice but to tell the truth. You can say what you want on cable TV, nobody's going to come after you, you can spit things out on social media, nobody's going to come after you, but you ca”

The strategy behind impeachment threats is to destroy trust in the judicial branch so the administration can eventually defy court orders.

“the goal here is pretty clear it is to set the stage to till the ground for the moment when Trump wants to defy a court order because he has not done that yet”

Federal judges who attempt to block executive branch actions should be ignored by the administration as a necessary measure to maintain constitutional authority.

“Other than impeaching and removing judges, which is impossible given that Democrats have too many votes in the Senate, ignoring courts that go rogue seems like the only real option.”

The judicial branch often acts as a resistance to the executive branch and thwarts the will of the people.

“it's almost a guarantee that whatever the administration does, some judge somewhere is going to stick their nose in and say, "No, you can't do that." It's the resistance.”