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And another fast moving story. We've got the third win for Donald Trump at the United States

Supreme Court. Two in the last less than 24 hours, this one

blocks an order of a San Francisco federal judge, Judge Alsop, who ordered about eight or nine

different federal agencies to rehire 16,000 federal workers who were thrown on the unemployment

line without even real notice and

certainly in an arbitrary and capricious fashion. But to this United States Supreme Court,

in a six to three, another cowardly unsigned decision in our order list that came out today,

we've got the ruling and it is the coward's way out. The Supreme Court

ruled that the group that brought the case don't have what we call standing, which is a cognizable

injury that allows a party to go into a courtroom. I'll talk about what standing means and why the

Supreme Court uses it as an exit ramp

when they don't want to deal with a hard case or they want to reward somebody like Donald Trump.

I'll put it in the context of the other win from last night involving the Alien Enemies Act and the

Donald Trump administration violating due process at our constitutional precepts. And on the heels of another win, which was about a

week ago, involving cutting off funding to teachers and grants because of DEI. What does it mean?

What does it mean for another case in Maryland under very similar circumstances that also ordered

the return of 20,000 probationary workers.

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