Courts' Role in Trump's Abuse

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‘Scary, not so subtle’: Fmr. WH speechwriter on Trump admin. being accused of avoiding court orders

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Jesse Moore and Brendan Buck take a look at the courts' willingness to comply with court rulings.

Brendan Buck says the White House and the Senate are at odds over the budget.

Moore: The question is who will get the bill through in the end? Buck: Nobody really feels any pressure at this point. They're going to argue with each other for a while.

Republicans in Congress have to get control of doge by taking their own jobs more seriously, says Jesse Moore .

He says if members continue to stand by as doge plunges deeper into the federal bureaucracy, Congress would be sending a clear message to future presidents and perhaps even the courts that the executive need not worry about congressional authority.

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