'Going to get far, far worse': Trump and federal courts on crash course over exec actions
The Trump administration and the federal courts are on a crash course over the president's executive actions. Trump allies say the courts cannot stop his orders. Whistleblower Aid and founding legal partner Mark Zaid joins Ana Cabrera to share his concerns on executive overreach.
What do Russell Vought, Doug Collins and Ric Grenell have in common? Trump gave them important jobs — and then gave them additional important jobs.
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