“So the idea that he would come out and basically say we again unelected We get to do whatever we want because Donald Trump won an election is essentially a dictatorship. That's not how our system works.”

“My conclusion, the US Constitution is broken. It's not fit for purpose. What we've discovered is that if you get a president like Trump and if you enter a world of private sector, crypto, globalized growth, the US Constitution is no protection.”

“We're creating a culture which I think is fundamentally about Steven Miller, particularly Trump's deputy chief of staff, but actually pretty much Vance and Trump too, believing in the end that what matters is power, force and violence, not laws and process.”

“Put simply, our Constitution does not allow the president to impose unilateral changes to federal election procedures.”

“And certainly it's not the Department of Justice's job historically to do a president's bidding. Pam Bondi changed that paradigm, which is why her firing was perhaps so shocking to people because she was truly politicizing a department which is not to be politicized.”

“Well, unless he opposes the insurrection act, just blatantly unconstitutional. It's not even a close call. And so we're going to immediately try to seek uh a TTRO, an injunction uh to stop this completely reckless, immoral, yes, but completely illegal and unconstitutional act.”

“In the US Constitution, the founding fathers required direct taxes by the federal government to be aortioned or divided up amongst the states.”

“the court recognized and the majority of the court recognize tariffs are a variation of the power to tax. The power to tax is one that the constitution clearly vests in Congress. uh it is such an impressive and important power that you need congressional authorization.”