Legal AF by MeidasTouch - Popok LIVE Full Episode 3/18/2025
Episode Date: March 19, 2025Legal AF's Michael Popok provides urgent real-time live briefing on late-breaking law and politics events from today. Tonight, in the Trump Openly Defying Federal Judges Edition, Popok (a) examines ...the unprecedented and historic ostracism of Trump by the Chief Justice of the US, John Roberts, in direct real time response to Trump attacking a federal judge earlier in the day as corrupt and calling for his impeachment; (b) examines the underlying injunction and contempt proceedings presided over by Chief Judge Boasberg to question Trump's phony assertion of War Powers and the use of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to turbo charge his deportation of undocumented to evil supermax prisions in El Salvador and worse; (c) a new order today by a San Francisco federal judge finding that Trump has violated his injunction by not properly rehiring tens of thousands of probationary workers; (d) a new order today from a Maryland federal judge that found that the Trump Administration violated the constitution in its putting USAID out of business, ordering that its payment system be turned back on and and declaring Musk the head of DOGE whether Trump likes it or not; (e) Trump's blatant violation of law and precedent by firing the 2 democratic members of the Federal Trade Commission in the face of recent rulings that told him that this was illegal; (f) a federal judge ruling that Trump violated the constitution by attacking a law firm and firing them from government contracts for representing clients against Trump, and so much more. Support our Sponsors: Graza: Go to https://graza.com and use code: LEGALAF to get 10% off your Graza Starter Kit and get to cookin' your next chef quality meal! Moink: Keep American farming going by signing up at https://MoinkBox.com/LEGALAF RIGHT NOW and listeners of this show get FREE WINGS for LIFE! Smalls: Smalls: Head to https://Smalls.com/LEGALAF and use promo code: LEGALAF at checkout for 50% off your first order PLUS free shipping! Trust & Will: Get 10% off plus free shipping of your estate plan documents by visiting https://trustandwill.com/LEGALAF Remember to subscribe to ALL the MeidasTouch Network Podcasts: MeidasTouch: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/meidastouch-podcast Legal AF: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/legal-af MissTrial: https://meidasnews.com/tag/miss-trial The PoliticsGirl Podcast: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/the-politicsgirl-podcast The Influence Continuum: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/the-influence-continuum-with-dr-steven-hassan Mea Culpa with Michael Cohen: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/mea-culpa-with-michael-cohen The Weekend Show: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/the-weekend-show Burn the Boats: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/burn-the-boats Majority 54: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/majority-54 Political Beatdown: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/political-beatdown Lights On with Jessica Denson: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/lights-on-with-jessica-denson On Democracy with FP Wellman: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/on-democracy-with-fpwellman Uncovered: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/maga-uncovered Coalition of the Sane: https://meidasnews.com/tag/coalition-of-the-sane Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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I hope you're sitting down. This is going to be a lively pop-up live.
Everything I'm going to talk about today happened today
at the intersection of law and politics, starting with an unprecedented
rebuke by the head of the Article Three branch of the government,
the chief justice of the United States Supreme Court against the Article
Two branch head, the president.
This is the chief justice. Is this the president?
Please hold for the president. Yes. Stop going after my judges. Stop arguing that they should be impeached. Stop attacking them. If you
got something to say, say it in an appeal. That's my version of what Justice Roberts
said today in an extraordinary statement. A public rebuke of the President of the United
States. We'll talk about the ramifications of that. And as long as we're staying on just
today, we've got a federal judge in Maryland, Judge Chang,
who just ruled as I was coming on the air tonight
for the live in a preliminary injunction
that he has granted that it is more likely than not
that Elon Musk is the leader of Doge,
that the termination of the US aid was unconstitutional
and he ordered certain remedies to happen like yesterday. the termination of the US aid was unconstitutional
and he ordered certain remedies to happen like yesterday. At the same time, a federal judge today,
Judge Alsop in San Francisco,
who sits under the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals,
ruled that Donald Trump violated his order
by not reinstating probationary workers,
tens of thousands of them,
but instead hiring them back,
but putting them on paid leave.
And the judge says,
that's not the status quo that's required here.
And Donald Trump already lost the ninth circuit
on this very issue just a day or two ago.
So we've got open defiance.
That's going to be a theme on PO-POK Live today.
Open defiance by the Trump administration
against the rule of law
and federal judges.
So we got Judge Alsop, we got Justice Roberts,
we got Judge Chang.
What else we got, PO-POK?
Well, I'm not done yet.
Let's talk about Chief Judge Boesberg
and how we even got to that amazing historical bomb shell
of a communique between the Chief Justice
and the President of the United States,
a one-way communique that we've never seen before.
All started because Donald Trump earlier this week,
actually the end of last week,
exercised his quote unquote war power
to declare that there were enemy combatants among us
to use the Alien Enemies Act of 1798
to start deporting people to a black hole hell
supermax prison in El Salvador.
Is this the America that you and I all woke up in?
Is this the America that we want?
Sure, get criminals out,
but there's a little thing called due process
and the constitution and civil rights.
And if you can prove your case
that they're members of narco terrorist gangs
and they are marauding the American countryside
and they're raping and killing and murdering and drug dealing
by all means, prove it in court, get them out of here.
But to shackle them and send them off to a dictator
in El Salvador for them to go into the deepest,
darkest hole possible and violate court orders
along the way is not my America.
So Justice Judge Boasberg in a fast moving story,
he issues a temporary restraining order.
He issues a second temporary restraining order
and the Trump administration violates each one of them.
And then they basically send an FU to the judge
just before I got on the air, telling the judge,
we're not even gonna acknowledge
that you told us anything during the hearing
because when you tell us things orally, we're not listening.
We only look for your written minute order.
That is BS.
Every time you're in a hearing,
we'll talk about it more from my legal practice.
Every time you're in a hearing, you listen carefully.
And if you missed it, then you're note taking,
you go order a transcript.
Cause whatever the judge said,
that is the contours of the injunction
or the ruling that you must abide by.
They basically conceded that they flouted
the rules of the judge.
Open disobedience, the common theme here.
But I'm not done.
As I was coming on the air, Donald Trump fired again,
and this is ironic, the two Democratic appointed members
of the Federal Trade Commission, the FTC.
One was appointed when Donald Trump was first president
and got rid of them both for no good reason.
That violates the constitution.
It violates the statute that Congress used
to create the FTC.
It violates Supreme Court precedent going back to the 1920s
in a case called Humphrey's Executor about what else?
The Federal Trade Commission.
So there is not only case law on the books
that stops Donald Trump from firing people
who are members of a bipartisan commission
established by Congress,
but the name of this very commission
is in the name of the case,
involves the case, the Federal Trade Commission.
And they're upset.
We'll talk about Rebecca Slaughter,
who was fired and said,
"'It is corrupt, it is illegal,
it is unconstitutional,
and they're trying to silence my voice
to the American people.
So we've got the FTC firings,
which are gonna end up, I'll just give a spoiler alert,
exactly where the firings of the head of the,
or the chair of the NLRB,
the National Labor Relations Board, Gwen Wilcox.
She was reinstated by a federal judge.
So are these two are gonna be reinstated by a federal judge.
And we're moving towards another constitutional crisis.
We are lurching, ladies and gentlemen,
from one constitutional crisis and abuse of power
to another minute by minute with this administration.
They are openly defying federal
judges except on a rare occasion where they think it doesn't matter they will abide by federal judges
rules. What am I talking about? We have our first injunction against Donald Trump going after that
other aspect of the justice system, lawyers. Donald Trump going after law firms by name in an executive order,
and Barrel Howell, the former chief judge of the circuit court, or sorry, the district court in DC,
putting a stop to it. So we've got that. So we've got Judge Alsop to talk about in San Francisco,
finding that Donald Trump is inching in his administration, inching towards contempt.
And then we've got, I haven't even touched on Judge Chang.
I've talked a little bit about it.
Judge Chang on his preliminary injunction
against Elon Musk and Donald Trump and the administration.
So we got Chang, we got Alsop, we've got Beryl Howell, right?
We've got Boasberg, we got Chief Justice Roberts.
And the thematics today are Donald Trump's calculated
attacks on the rule of law, on our conventions,
on our traditions, open to finance of the federal courts,
calling for their impeachment and removal,
in a way only a dictator would love.
And where is it all coming from?
Coming from the fevered mind of those around Donald Trump,
including Stephen Miller,
the non-lawyer that ran a law firm called America First.
We should have sued him.
Who's now the deputy White House chief of staff.
In the first incarnation of the Trump administration,
he devised that little nasty special policy
of separating families and putting children in cages.
Joined by Kristi Noem, the puppy killer,
who's the head of Homeland Security.
And now these two got together and said,
let's do the Alien Enemies Act from 1798.
Yeah, let's not do that.
That alone would have been big news.
That alone would have been big news.
So let's start this off, this Bopac Live Off
in the right way with the how we got
to Chief Justice Roberts about two hours
after Donald Trump posted his rantings of the morning,
the rantings of a madman and a lunatic,
where he went after the former, the current chief judge,
sorry, of the DC District Court,
and said he's a lunatic, he's depraved, he's corrupt.
He, why?
Because he issued a temporary restraining order
to stop Donald Trump from using a phony war and phony war powers
and to exercise his absolute Article II powers,
which we only give in time of war
under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798,
last given to President Adams of all people.
But you get it, you only get to use it
if we're under attack or invasion
or an imminent threat of invasion.
Not because you wanna turbocharge your deportation program.
You can say a lot of things about the narco gangs
and terrorists that Donald Trump just deported, okay?
But the fact that they're waging a current
in real time war against America,
that they are the equivalent of a country or an enemy state,
they've been here for, I hate to tell you,
but they've been here for over 10 years.
It's the slowest moving war or invasion I've ever seen.
You'd have to use, you know, a time lapse photo to catch it.
You know, and so Donald time lapse photo to catch it.
And so Donald Trump though wants to use it because his legal scholars told him it's okay.
So on Friday, he signed it, a proclamation,
not a declaration of war, which is necessary,
only can come out of Congress,
but a proclamation of designating these certain groups
out of Venezuela, these narco terrorist groups
as state actors, as enemies
within, as enemy combatants that need to be removed immediately, exercising his rights
under this 1798 law.
And then takes the position as the balls in the gall in civil disobedience, or just disobedience,
to tell federal judges like Judge Boasberg, where after the ACLU, the American Civil Liberties
Union filed their suit, to tell Boasberg, where after the ACLU, the American Civil Liberties Union filed their suit,
to tell Boasberg, this is above your pay grade, son.
My paraphrase.
You know, you don't get to know this knowledge.
You know, this is classified.
This is the highest level of Article II
Commander-in-Chief powers,
except he's not operating as the commander in chief,
except these 250 people were sent to the arkin prison
of El Salvador were not put on military planes,
they were put on civilian planes.
And so the judge, after hearing the initial lawsuit
by the ACLU when they heard Donald Trump
had signed something on Friday,
although it was published on Saturday,
this exact, this proclamation,
they ran into court representing the six or seven
Venezuelans who were gonna be deported
pursuant to this proclamation,
and to have it reviewed by a federal judge
to determine whether it's constitutional.
Now let me answer a question that's coming up a lot,
because the echo chamber created by Donald Trump
with his paid social media influencers
combined with his MAGA legislators,
combined with people in his administration
and his press secretary.
This, and in Elon Musk, this is the echo chamber
that goes into overdrive to protect Donald Trump.
And to promote these false ideas,
they have come up with this mantra,
one single federal judge in one single federal district
can't beat a president like it's rock, paper and scissor.
Every, let me disabuse them of that thought,
every major constitutional case
that's ever come up the chain in our history,
whether it's civil rights, women's rights,
reproductive rights, constitutional rights, voting rights,
you name it, desegregation, Brown versus the Board of Education, Roe versus Wade, even
the Dobbs decision all came up through a single judge making a ruling about presidential power,
constitutional power, separation of powers and the like.
And then went like night follows day or day follows night
to a three judge panel of a circuit court for appeal.
Maybe it went to the full circuit court,
what we call an en banc appeal.
And then it went, if it went at all,
to the United States Supreme Court.
That is the road.
Judges are empowered to fashion remedies
if they find constitutional violations
that match the violation.
That's why we're seeing universal
or nationwide injunctions.
And it's driving MAGA crazy.
It's driving MAGA crazy
when it's used against the Trump administration.
When they used it against the Biden administration,
it was okay.
When it came out of Texas or Louisiana,
oh, they love nationwide injunctions, right?
Now this particular injunction
or temporary restraining order by Boasberg
wasn't even a nationwide injunction.
He certified a class of everyone impacted negatively
by the proclamation about the use of the Alien Enemies Act
and then entered a temporary restraining order
in favor of the class, which is exactly,
if you go back and look at research,
exactly what the Heritage Foundation,
Donald Trump's wet nurse for all of his ideas,
that's exactly what they promote.
No nationwide injunctions,
there should be class certification.
Okay, we did class certification and an injunction.
No, that's not good enough.
It's really a universal injunction.
You see the catch-22?
You see how they chase their tail,
they make us chase it with them?
So, Boasberg enters the temporary restraining order.
Donald Trump tries to defy it.
First, the Department of Justice files a letter request
to the appellate court above Boasberg.
Have him removed.
He should be disqualified, the case should be reassigned.
Rejected.
They file a motion for emergency stay
to stop all the proceedings in front of Boasburg.
Rejected or not moved on,
which is another way for the appellate court to say,
you know, the trial judge has got this.
See, appellate courts like records to be developed below.
They like facts to be developed below
before it comes up on appeal and up to the Supreme Court.
And Boesberg already set a fast briefing schedule.
All this week, we're watching it.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday.
I sound like Godfather.
Okay?
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, briefings.
And then on Friday, he's gonna hold a hearing.
He was gonna do it by Zoom,
but now he just announced he's gonna have it be live.
Public is welcome.
We're gonna try to get people in the room for that one.
I assure you.
So that's the substance of the TRO.
Donald Trump filed a motion to vacate the TRO or dissolve it.
The temporary restraining order,
the ACLU will file their paper tomorrow.
They'll be hearing on Friday, normal course. In the meantime, Donald Trump lost his mind.
And the judge figured out he'd been had,
because when he held his hearing,
pardon me, when he held his hearing on Saturday night,
this past Saturday night, yes,
courts are open on Saturday in the Trump administration.
It's like night court, except without bull,
except for the bull coming out of Donald Trump.
Sorry folks, I digress.
Saturday night hearing ends at about 6.30 or so.
Now I've been to plenty of federal hearings.
I've been to them at night.
I've been to them and going to 10 o'clock at night
on a Zoom or otherwise.
And the judge, when you're there for an injunction hearing,
you gotta listen carefully
because the judge is gonna say a lot of things
that constitute their order about the parameters and the contours for an injunction hearing, you gotta listen carefully. Because the judge is gonna say a lot of things that constitute their order about the parameters
and the contours of the injunction.
And this judge did, including saying,
if the planes have not yet left turn the planes around,
they're now enjoined as of right now.
That was at about 6.30, 6.35 Eastern time.
About an hour later, he put up a minute order, which is an entry about two lines
long, three lines long on the docket, subject to a future writing to make it clear that he had granted
the injunction. And it's usually for the reasons set forth in the hearing. Yeah, but you are
enjoined at the time the judge rules from the bench. There's no law that says oral statements
or oral rulings by the judge
don't have any weight or merit in injunction world.
That's a lie.
That's the position of the Trump administration.
The Trump administration's position is,
well, no planes left at 730
after the order hit the books.
But we didn't really understand the oral injunction
to be binding, so we let planes take off at 630.
And they just filed a paper before I went on the air
where they basically told the judge,
after 730, judge, we got it all cleaned up.
We only deported people,
pursue it to something else other than
the Alien Enemies Act. And the judge is like, I'm sure he's gonna say, cleaned up, you know, we only deported people pursue it to something else other than the alien, the alien enemies act.
And the judge is like, I'm sure he's gonna say, well, what
happened to 630 to 730? What happened to the planes that you
were moving to defy me? You know, we already had Tom Holman
go on Fox News the very same day to say he doesn't care what
federal judges say. He only cares what the greatest
president in his lifetime has to say about deporting criminals.
So you've got a contempt problem
and the judge fact-finding around it
as the judge allows the briefing schedule
on the merits of the temporary restraining order to continue.
Not good enough for Donald Trump.
Taking a page from Elon Musk,
you know, the guy he uses for all of his, as a henchman,
Donald Trump wakes up this morning
and starts a lunatic rant,
I mean, this sounds like a broken record,
about, oh, it's the same thing.
You know, let me give you the theme
before I give you the rant.
This is one single judge in one single district.
He wasn't elected to anything. He's not the president of the single district. He wasn't elected to anything.
He's not the president of the United States.
He doesn't have my mandate.
He's crazy, he's a lunatic and he's a criminal,
he's corrupt, all right.
Those are the, you know, that's for the kitchen magnets.
It's like kitchen poetry.
He just moves those around or whoever writes his,
we know he doesn't write all social media posts.
Whoever writes them uses that,
that's the toolbox they use.
So that's what came out.
Jeb Boesberg is a lunatic. He's corrupt. He needs to be impeached. He wasn't elected to anything. I have the power. I won the mandate. I won the counties. I won the seven swing states. He didn't.
Who's he? Who's he? He's the guy that represent, the person that represents the Article 3 power of
the federal courts and the judiciary
in their attempts to do the checks and balance
required by our constitution.
That's who he is.
It is the friction as Justice Louis Brandeis
back in the 1920s once said,
it is that friction between the plates,
between the moving plates
of the three co-equal branches of government,
the judiciary, the executive branch
and the legislative branch.
It is that friction that is the checked imbalance.
We don't want free spinning wheels of autocracy.
Yeah.
And so Donald Trump went too far
and you could tell they miscalculated in Trump world,
in Trumplandia where they're just not that bright.
You've got a series, let's look at the lawyers around them.
Then I'll tell you what happened next
with Chief Justice Roberts.
The lawyers around him are lawyers who got fired
from their law firms, had to go solo
to represent Donald Trump, won his criminal matters because he got
re-elected or got elected and then got rewarded with top jobs in the Department
of Justice that they don't deserve. Pam Bondi, former impeachment lawyer for
Donald Trump. Top two other lawyers, Todd Blanch and Amal Bovay, whatever his
name is, criminal defense lawyers for Donald Trump. And Alina Habba is a White House counselor
and Stephen Miller is not a lawyer.
So they all get together, this great law firm.
This is the dream team, this is not.
And they tell him he can do whatever he wants
because of the way they misread or read.
They get filter from the Heritage Foundation, I'm sure,
and from Project 2025 architects, tell them what to do. And then he starts, but they miscalculated about John Roberts. Now you may remember two
weeks ago, Donald Trump, and I think he's going to rue the day that he did this. He
couldn't help himself because he's a gladhander. He's a celebrity showman. He's PT Barnum.
He's right. He's Lyndon Johnson, but corrupt. And he starts to, you know, give it like a fist bump
or a little belly pat to Chief Justice Roberts
at the joint session speech.
Later that, see Robert's face?
It looked like he ate a bad oyster.
And Amy Cote Barrett looked like she smelled a full diaper
when he came into the room.
And later that day, they issued a ruling
against Donald Trump
forcing him and his administration
to pay $2 billion on USA debt.
So Roberts, after this lunatic rant comes out in the morning,
three hours later, he issues a statement.
You can count on almost no fingers how many times
a Supreme Court justice outside the course of a decision that they're making, stepped out of their hermetically sealed ivory
tower to rebuke the leader of another branch.
Like never.
Like Roberts is so squeamish about all the political stuff that he refused to preside over the impeachment hearing
of Donald Trump, even though the constitution says
he needs to when he was impeached for Jan six
because he was no longer president.
This is a guy that like he does not need or want this,
although he created it with his immunity decision.
And so Chief Justice Roberts came out with his rebuke
of Donald Trump and told him out loud
that for two centuries, if you don't like
the rulings of a federal judge, then you appeal.
But you don't ask and call for the impeachment of someone.
Period, two lines, boom, that's it.
But what does it mean?
What's the greater meaning of it?
Did Donald Trump miscalculate?
Has he pushed Roberts away from him and into a corner?
What about the fact that he needs Roberts
to support him on a number of policy decisions
that are already in the pipeline,
including this case involving Jeb Boesberg, right?
And what will Roberts do?
Disqualify himself and recuse himself?
What happens if there's only four four
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The miscalculation of Donald Trump here
may be of epic proportion with John Roberts.
The fact that he felt in 90 minutes that he had a,
or an hour or two hours or so,
that he had a publicly chastised the president
of the United States in the form of Donald Trump is seismic.
Because there's cases that he's gonna be deciding.
Now what is Donald Trump gonna do?
Move to disqualify or recuse Chief Justice Roberts?
Okay, let's play that out.
Okay, I'm game.
I'll do the thought experiment that I proposed.
Okay.
He recuses himself.
That leaves eight.
You know what happens when there's four four?
Nothing.
Supreme Court can't rule or act without a majority.
So if Amy Coney Barrett, who we say, who I've been saying forever, is the swing vote,
she slides, she slides over to vote with the democratically appointed
wing of the Supreme Court.
It's a deadlock.
It's a deadlock.
So that doesn't help at all Trump.
And why would Roberts do it?
Let's get into his mind.
Because I think he realizes he's created a monster
of his own making.
He's trying to shove the golem, you know,
back into the, I'm gonna mix metaphors here,
back into the lantern.
See, I get the genie back into the lantern,
the mean, angry, crazy genie.
And so he's telling him, stop going after,
because look how weak, think about it,
if he hadn't done it, look how weak he would have looked.
Federal judges are being attacked by Elon Musk,
Donald Trump and the administration,
Stephen Miller and others, Carolyn LeVette,
and he just sits there on his hands and bites his tongue.
So he was goaded into doing it.
Now what happens next with the cases in the pipeline?
I don't see him accusing himself.
I don't see him disqualifying I don't see him disqualifying himself
or them moving to disqualify.
But you could see the worm may have turned in his mind
about an out of control president
and not give him the benefit of the doubt.
The tie goes to the runner
on his exercise of Article II power.
That's what I'm hoping.
We'll have to follow it.
Not the only judge we're gonna talk about here today.
I wanna talk about things that just happened
before we got on the air.
Let's go to Judge Alsap,
Alsap in the Northern District of California,
San Francisco, we've been following his case.
He called the Department of Justice liars, effectively,
and said, you're saying that you fired
all the probationary workers under Elon Musk
because of performance issues?
That's a lie.
It's not because of performance issues.
You didn't make a performance calculation.
You fired them because you wanted to save money
and you ruined the lifeblood of federal civil servants
and their connection to the American people
in terms of service provision.
And you're gonna reinstate them.
So he ordered them to reinstate them by today at one o'clock.
The Trump administration ran
to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in California.
And at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals,
he asked for a stay until he could argue on appeal
that Judge Alsop was wrong.
And in a two to one decision
with a Trump appointed judge in dissent,
they said no on the stay.
Going back to Judge Houseup,
meaning they had to comply with Judge Houseup
because there was no stay in place.
But they didn't.
They didn't rehire people
to go back to the status quo before the firings.
They rehired them and put them on administrative leave.
Sure, it was paid leave, but that's not the point.
The judge is upset and issued an order
as I was going on the air.
Who said, I'm upset?
This is not consistent with my order.
This is in violation of my order.
It's not just paying them, it's making sure
that service is being provided to the American people.
Because Donald Trump is just trying to break
the umbilical cord between the American people
and its government, right?
Break the accountability chain.
And so now the judge is gonna have to find out
what to do next with open defiance.
We have a series of open defiance matters.
In the last week, there's been at least three
or four different times where the Department of Justice
has either lied or not told the truth
to a federal judge have been caught,
required to do and submit affidavits
and other sworn testimony of Elon Musk,
and or are in open contempt and violation
and disobedience of court orders.
Not every court order,
because in some they're still playing by the rules.
But in a lot, more than I've ever seen in my lifetime.
More than's probably ever happened in our history.
They were only 60 plus days into the Trump administration.
So I'll stop California.
Let's keep an eye on that case
and any finding about contempt.
Then you had, this was like back to back to back to back,
boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, all Tuesday,
Tuesday live with PO-POK.
Thank you for providing me the content that I needed.
Then you got Judge Chang in Maryland,
who's handling another Doge case concerning US aid.
Yeah, and it's that US aid case where the,
and this isn't even the USID case that Judge Ali in DC
ordered the $2 billion paid that were owed
for services rendered and goods provided by USAID.
And that's when, you know, Roberts and Amy Coney Barrett
jumped off sides in Mago World and joined the liberals
and ordered Donald Trump to pay it.
Not that case.
This is another case involving Elon Musk, Doge and USAID.
And that judge has just ruled
that Elon Musk effectively runs Doge.
Boy, we've known that before.
Rejecting the administration argument
that he can just put somebody
in a special advisor counselor position
and avoid all these constitutional mandates.
The judge said, that's not happening.
And then he basically is trying in real time
to reassemble USAID,
having employees get their emails back,
getting payment systems turned back on by court order.
Yeah.
And finding that they disobeyed him in the past,
another act of disobedience.
That's Judge Chung in Maryland today,
Judge Alsop, San Francisco today,
and Judge Boesberg and the rebuke
of Chief Justice Roberts of President Trump today.
Now let's move on to the Federal Trade Commission
filings or firings.
The Federal Trade Commission is a quasi-judicial body
that is in charge of antitrust law application
and things related to trade and trade regulation.
It was created by Congress in the 1920s,
a few months after the Supreme Court ruled
in a case called Humphrey's Executor.
Well, actually the FTC case was about Humphrey's Executor.
A few months later, they formed other quasi-judicial
legislative bipartisan groups and boards,
like the NLRB, National Labor Relations Board. And all this came out of the 1920s. So for the last
almost 100 years, no president has ever tried to remove a bipartisan member of a board or commission
has ever tried to remove a bipartisan member of a border commission that doesn't exercise independent executive power that way. Ever. They've never tried it. They've never tried to do it. But
Trump, he tried to get rid of the National Labor Relations Board chair, and she's been reinstated
to her job by Amy Berman Jackson. He tried to get rid of and was successful because he kind of gave up on his
appeal to get rid of the Office of Special Counsel head, Hampton Dellinger. He kind of threw in the
towel. I don't know why. And so he figured, all right, let's try it again. So he went after the
Federal Trade Commission and the two democratically appointed people who were in the middle of their
terms. Rebecca Slaughter, who was appointed by Donald Trump in 2018 and got re-upped at another term by Biden,
so pretty bipartisan, she said it was illegal to fire her
in her social media post, it was corrupt,
and that she has a voice that the American people
need to hear, and that's why she was fired.
And I'm sure we're going to hear from her,
along with Alvaro Bedoya, the other person who was fired.
Now that is a violation of that Humphreys executor case
from the Supreme Court in the 1920s.
In fact, that case involved the Federal Trade Commission.
Why is Donald Trump doing it knowing
it's likely that he's gonna lose?
Because he's using the portfolio method
and he's using the shot on goal method
to continue hockey and sports metaphors.
He's just gonna continue to fire the puck at the goalie,
goalie being the federal judges of the US Supreme Court,
hoping that some of those pucks get in.
So if you, or you can use, if you like soccer or football,
as it's known around the world, use that.
Shots on goal, 100, 1000, shots on goal.
If 30 get in, it was 30 more than he had before.
Maybe somebody will give up on their appeal
like Hampton Dellinger. Maybe a Trump-appointed judge will rule in his favor. Maybe the Supreme
Court will bail him out. Maybe not John Roberts at this point. That's what we're watching. The shots
on goal theory of legal challenges that threaten our constitutional democracy, our republic,
that threaten our constitutional democracy, our republic,
and the rule of law. But who else would implement this?
But the devious felon in chief.
We've never had a felon as president before.
And now you know why.
Because you see his natural instincts are felonious,
his natural instincts are criminal,
his natural instincts and judgment are depraved.
And now the federal court,
him having been created out of the lab of John Roberts,
the chief justice in his immunity decision,
now the federal courts, the day-to-day federal courts
have to try to handle it as a last firewall
to protect our constitution.
And that's why we're seeing,
and we're seeing,
and we're also seeing this calculation of,
we're not gonna defy all the orders and all the judges,
but we're gonna defy a lot of them,
especially if it even smacks of foreign policy
or war powers, even though there's a phony war.
It's a total wag the dog moment
with the Alienated Enemies Act, right?
We're gonna do all of that and see what happens.
And that's what we're watching.
This is not working for Donald Trump.
This is not working for him domestically.
This is not working for him from a foreign policy standpoint.
In real time, just to switch gears to global AF for a minute,
Putin is eating Donald Trump's
lunch and he's killing and slaughtering Ukrainians as a result.
Donald Trump says, oh, I got a phone call with him.
You had that phone call go.
Not well.
He got Ukraine to make all sorts of concessions, none of which Putin is going to agree to.
He wants as a condition for any ceasefire, Putin,
they told this to Trump on the phone,
that we stop giving military aid, dollars,
weaponry and military intelligence to Ukraine.
In other words, strip them bare
and leave them defenseless to Putin.
And Donald Trump celebrated it.
Great phone call, we're moving towards
the contract for peace.
Everything's a contract.
Everything's a deal.
Everything's the art of the deal.
He sends his Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff,
a little known real estate developer.
Nobody's ever heard of him.
And I worked in New York, okay?
Until he testified for Donald Trump at the fraud hearing.
I was like, I had to look him up.
Who's Steve Witkoff?
Oh yeah, he's the guy that got Donald Trump into crypto.
He's our embassy negotiating against Putin.
Putin, who headed their KGB, okay?
Who is toying, we're watching a giant cat and a little mouse who thinks
it's a cat being toyed with. And who's suffering? Democracy. Ukrainians. A
president who's really at war. Zelensky. Who told the Trump administration, you're
getting played. You're getting outplayed. You're getting, you can't trust the
Russians in negotiations.
Donald Trump gave us that old version of what George Bush once said,
I looked into the soul of Putin and I could see he's a good man. Really? Yeah. Right after last
time Donald Trump got involved, they bombed a hotel in the in the birth home of Zelensky
as a payment for it. And they refused to do any type of ceasefire.
Donald Trump tried to get some sort of,
some sort of a brass ring he could brag about.
Will you stop bombing at least the power grid?
Maybe, maybe I will.
Even that wasn't definite.
So this isn't working.
For those of my friends,
and I do have some friends who are Republicans,
who thinks Donald Trump,
who are getting like special delight over,
oh, we sent 200 members of a narco gang to El Salvador,
and we use funny emojis,
and we use rap music and closing time,
as a funny meme.
This is not a foreign policy. This is not a coherent domestic policy. And
Americans are suffering. The economy is in the tank. And Donald Trump celebrates his poll ratings
because they're the highest of the lowest poll ratings he's ever gotten.
60% of America thinks he's doing a terrible job. 60% of America thinks his economic plan is for the dogs.
60% think he's not spending enough time
helping everyday Americans.
And they celebrate it on Fox News.
He hit 40, 40%.
Wow, it's the highest he's ever been after 60 days.
This is how pathetic they are.
The high of his low is lower than any self-respecting
president would ever wanna be.
And 10 points lower than Joe Biden.
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Let's finish up Popak live with the perfect judge for the perfect moment
at the perfect intersection of law and politics, Judge Beryl Howell.
Formerly the chief judge took over where she was the predecessor to Judge Jeff Boesberg,
the lawyer we were sorry, the judge we were talking about during the Alien Enemies Act.
She is the judge that's been assigned the case
that was brought by the law firm
that was attacked viciously in a defamatory way
to try to destroy them,
a 2,500-person law firm out in Washington State
called Perkins-Coy.
Perkins-Coy used to have a couple of partners in it.
One of them was prosecuted by Donald Trump's special counsel
and he was acquitted, and another one is Mark Elias.
They left that firm.
But Donald Trump has been grinding his ax
to take out Perkins Coy if he ever got back into office.
This is the enemy's list.
That's all we're watching.
This is where you naughty or nice.
This is bad Santa.
And to Donald Trump, Perkins Coy was naughty
because they represented Hillary Clinton.
They represented the Democratic National Committee
back in 2016.
They tried to get some dirt on Trump
and his collusion with the Russians.
They were one of the people that helped bring forward
the Steele dossier, which has roundly been discredited
against Donald Trump.
And first he sued them in civil court in Miami
a couple of years ago with Alina Haba, and he lost.
The case was dismissed. He was sanctioned a million dollars and
the judge found that the case against Hillary Clinton, the Democratic National
Committee, and the law firm was all a political screed masquerading as a
lawsuit. That wasn't good enough for Donald Trump. So he had Bill Barr
appoint John Durham special counsel like Jack Smith, but for Trump, and they went after the law firm
and the jury acquitted them,
acquitted the main lawyers there.
Now Donald Trump is president.
So a law firm like that has a lot of government contracts
where they represent government agencies
and provide them as governmental lawyers,
outside governmental lawyers, advice and counsel
and get paid big dollars for it, I agree.
I concede.
And then they also represent people before the government
and they need security clearance
in order to look at some of these top secret documents.
So what did Donald Trump do?
He issued an executive order going after Perkins-Coy by name
and declaring them an enemy of the people effectively
and that they're dishonest
and that they are violating the law
and that they're unconstitutional
and they can't be trusted with our secrets
and they're using diversity, equity, and inclusion
in their hiring practices, whatever else you can think of.
And he tried to fire them from the government
and make them persona non gratis.
It got to a point where emergency lawsuit was filed
by the law firm and it ended up with Judge Barrow Howell.
Now Judge Barrow Howell, you may remember
when she was the chief judge,
presided over most of the grand juries
that eventually indicted Donald Trump.
She issued the subpoena that became the search warrant
and moral log up.
She stripped Donald Trump's lawyers
of attorney client privilege along with Donald Trump because she found it was more likely than not that he committed a crime.
She presided over the Rudy Giuliani defamation case and hit him with default sanctions and he
got a $158 million judgment against him in the Ruby Freeman and Shay Moss election workers defamation
case. She presided over dozens and dozens and dozens of Gen 6 insurrectionist defendant cases, convicted them, sentenced them, and the like.
And she was around when Donald Trump pardoned them, pardoned those people.
And she's not shy about writing about Donald Trump and his fascist tendencies.
And she's speaking, and she has spoken about them at speeches as well.
So she got the case and she determined
that it is a violation of the constitution
of the first amendment with animus
for Trump to go after this law firm.
And she by temporary restraining order
after citing to Alice in Wonderland,
telling Donald Trump and his administration,
you don't get to be the queen of hearts.
You don't get to just because you don't like the person
or they displease you say off with their head, ha ha ha.
She wrote that, she said, actually said that in court.
And she instead, in her injunction,
she ruled that you are to reinstate Perkins-Coy.
You are not to fire their contracts.
You are not to tear up their contracts.
And if you wanna do their security clearance,
then you gotta do a legitimate security clearance evaluation.
So she left that part alone, but put them back in the game.
Look, this is a 2,500 paycheck law firm.
Going after them, that's a lot of people
that are going to be put out on the street
because something that happened with two partners
that are no longer there 10 years ago.
And it's a violation of,
it's a viewpoint discrimination
under the first amendment,
because you don't like what they're saying,
or you don't like the clients they're representing.
Look, I took an oath as an officer of the court, right?
My professional ethics to zealously advocate
for my client's interest, even those that are unpopular,
even those that are notorious if I'm in the criminal world.
So they have a lawyer on the other side
of that asymmetrical power that the prosecutors have
in our system of adversarial justice.
It's the adversarial system that we believe
in conjunction with juries and judges
that creates justice, justice being blind.
But that doesn't mean you go in blind,
you're entitled to a lawyer.
And a lawyer who takes an oath to defend the Constitution
as an officer of the court at the highest ethical standards
should not be penalized for taking clients
or advocating on behalf of those clients.
Just like Williams and Connolly,
another law for the Donald Trump went after by name.
Their crime, they represented Jack Smith
when he needed representation.
This is not the world that you and I want to wake up in.
This does not reflect our values.
This does not reflect American values,
American patriotism, or anything
that used to be a part of our DNA.
It's been hijacked by Donald Trump and by Mecca.
And this open defiance of federal courts
is not only makes my skin crawl, it's embarrassing.
It's the language and the vocabulary of dictators.
In fact, you've got the dictator of El Salvador, Bukele,
who's egging on Donald Trump in social media posts telling him to attack
the federal judiciary, just like he did
when El Salvador is telling an American president
how to run a democracy, you know we're in trouble.
Yeah, do it.
I did it, you know, that's what Bukele did.
He got rid of his enemies on the Supreme Court.
I mean, I don't know about literally,
he did take them out.
He moves for impeachment.
All the things that Justice Roberts told Donald Trump,
back off, pump the brakes.
That's not our country.
As Elon Musk calls for impeachment too.
Now let me end this PO-POK Live with two concepts
that come up a lot in the questions that are asked.
Firstly, what does it take to impeach a federal judge? And secondly, what if the U.S. Marshals
Service and law enforcement don't listen to a judge who finds somebody in contempt like the Trump
administration and they don't arrest because Pam Bondi told them to step down because all of the
security personnel, if you will, like the marshals are under the executive branch.
What happens then?
Okay, let's start with the first thought experiment.
What happens on impeachment?
Same as a president,
you need two thirds of the house to impeach.
Well, actually you need,
let me rephrase it.
You need a majority to impeach.
You need two thirds of the Senate to convict.
So that's why it's not happening.
Because no matter how many extra four or five votes
they have in the Senate,
they don't have the 60 plus they need to convict.
So no judge is gonna get impeached and removed.
In the entire history of our Republic, in 250 years plus,
15 judges total have been impeached,
really for corruption and bribery.
Like, you know, they were taking a little handoff,
a little presidential handshake, if you know what I mean.
And not happening here.
But it's not done because they really think
they're gonna be able to do it.
You know, Elon Musk and Stephen Miller and Donald Trump
and all the right-wing influencers on cue and paid off,
they all do it
because they think it's destabilizing.
They think they'll get a better call from the ref next time
because they're playing the ref as Donald Trump likes to say.
And so that's the process.
What if federal judges order contempt and or jail
for members of the Trump administration
and they don't have
the muscle to enforce it because the Marshals are under because let's play
this out Marshals are under the executive branch federal judiciary does
not at present have its own sergeant at arms or deputized security force so they
have to rely on the executive branch but you know what's gonna happen
Pam Bondi and Kash Patel, FBI, everybody's gonna order the
marshals not to listen to the federal judge. Open defiance again. And the
federal judges are gonna look around the room and go, what do we do? Well, here's
what they can do. Federal judges can deputize, create their own security
force. They can take it from, if they're in democratic states where a lot of
these are, they can take it from the governors giving them
National Guards people and deputizing them as officers of the court and
marshals, right? They can make marshals. They can do it from local law
enforcement like if they're in DC, Metro Police, Capitol Police. The mayors who are
Democrat, the governors who are Democratic are going to pitch in and give
security personnel to judges to enforce their rules.
And then where do you put them?
Well, if you can't put them in federal,
a Bureau of prison centers or federal detention centers,
because Pam Bondi won't let you,
you put them in local jails.
Jails are jails.
Locks work in both places.
So that's what could happen.
So I know a lot of people are like, it's toothless.
They can't do anything.
What are they going to do?
Pam Bonney is going to tell the marshals not to do it.
That may be.
And that we might get more statements
flying out of John Roberts at that point.
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