Hi there, everyone. It's 4 o'clock in New York. Today, the breaking news is coming in fast and

furious by design. So we're going to do something out of the gates and slow it down, also by

design. You heard it here yesterday from one of our guests. This is not a drill. You also

heard expert analysis that we have, quote, crossed the Rubicon. Well, what does that mean?

Today, the New York Times reporter Adam Liptack puts it this way. Quote, the Trump administration's

compliance with court orders started with foot dragging, moved to semantic gymnastics, and has now arrived at the cusp of outright defiance.

Where we go from here, now that Donald Trump is acting in defiance of the Supreme Court's unanimous decision, that he facilitate the return of a man who was, according to the Trump administration,

mistakenly deported to El Salvador.

It's a question not just for the Trump administration, but for us, the American people, as well.

Moments ago, prior to a court hearing happening right now,

where the DOJ is answering for its lack of compliance with this Supreme Court

order on that matter. The wife of Kilmar Abrago Garcia spoke out to the media. Watch.

We will continue standing strong and we will never give up on you, Kilmar. Even though my heart is heavy, I find hope and strength and those around me.

Kilmire needs to come home and it's time we see how exact this will be fulfilled.

Enough is enough.

My family can't be robbed from another day without seeing Kilmar.

This administration has already taken so much from my children's, from Kilmer's mother, brother, sisters, and me.

Now, the New York Times is also reporting on other individuals deported by the Trump administration, quote,

the Trump administration sent them to a prison in El Salvador under a wartime act,

calling them members of a Venezuelan gang.

But a New York Times investigation found little evidence of criminal backgrounds or links to the gang,

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