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Welcome to the Buck Brief.

Coming to you from Nashville.

That's why things look a little different here.

And we've got the Trump speech aftermath.

Democrats in total disarray.

That's the word that you'll be hearing a lot because it is so obviously true. We've also got the strategy of random federal judges being able to step in and decide that the commander in chief doesn't really get to make decisions about the executive branch.

Any solitary federal judge anywhere in the country can now, and this is unfortunately, according to a recent Supreme Court 5-4 decision from today, can now decide to just tell you what policy is going to be, I guess.

I don't know what they believe the outer limits are

any federal judge who is a hashtag resistance anti-Trump type can subvert policy. But let's start

with the speech and what the biggest takeaways from it are right now. Trump says America's

back, dawn of the golden age of America. Very exciting stuff.

It was an incredibly positive speech overall. Trump talked about his accomplishment so far.

Talked about the scale of the victory of this last election, which was momentous in and of itself.

And then just got into a lot of the plans for the future, the things

that he wants to get done. And that includes, of course, exposing the waste, fraud, and abuse

of current government spending. Now, this is the fascinating dynamic that is becoming the defining

point of everything that we see in politics right now between

Trump and the Democrats, Trump Republicans and the left. And it is they have to oppose things

that they have to know are politically damaging for them. But because Trump has picked issues

where he not only has momentum momentum but a solid majority of the

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