They're calling it a judicial coup. A statement's been out there for actually some time, but it explains

exactly what we are seeing right now in the United States. As Donald Trump, who has won the popular

vote, and with it, the popular mandate is being obstructed every single time he tries to do something.

There are 677 district court judges in this country.

And based on the way Democrats are approaching the law, Trump would need the unanimous consent of every single one of them to do anything.

The latest news, of course, being that Trump has been blocked from ending deportation protection of Venezuelans, despite the fact that he has the authority

to revoke this temporary protected status.

What they're referring to this as a, they're calling it as a judicial coup in that the judges

are all exercising what's called a universal injunction, which has no basis in law, and to seek to use any authority

to stop the president would be illegal.

Well, here's the problem.

They've been doing this for a long time, and they've gotten away with it because no one really

care to challenge it.

It's just the way things were.

Now that Donald Trump is the president and is actually

trying to use his powers, they are, they, they have implemented somewhere around 30% of all

universal injunctions against Donald Trump. I believe somewhere around 10 to 12% of all universal injunctions ever issued have affected

Trump in only the past two months. And when you add his first term, it's around 30 percent

from the entire history of this nation. Now, there's an amazing breakdown of this.

In a hearing between Senator Kennedy and one of Trump's appointees to the DOJ,

asking him about how is it possible that these judges are issuing injunctions that affect the entire country instead of just those who have filed the illegal paperwork or the lawsuit.

He asks, shouldn't this be if they want to affect people outside of this case?

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