It's been about two months. Donald Trump has been in office and he is flooding the zone.

Basically, everybody agrees. On the left and the right, the strategy appears to be do as much as you can, as fast as you can to overwhelm activists, opposition in the courts. So there are a lot of

things that the Trump administration has done so far, for which he has drawn the ire of liberals,

Democrats, and the left. And we are going to debate these issues, largely from a legal context.

And to kick it off, I think one of the biggest stories we've seen in the

past couple of weeks has been the deportation or the revocation of visas from students,

from activists, protesters, and people with actual legal status in this country. Notably,

Trump revoked the legal status of 530,000 immigrants who actually came here legally under a program started by Joe Biden.

So we'll talk about that and a whole lot more. We got a couple gentlemen joining us to engage in this

debate. Sir, would you like to identify? Sure. My name is Piscoe. I'm an attorney. I do streams on

YouTube. Peaceco's hour. Well, right on. Yeah. And what's what's your view? You love Trump. No, I hate Trump. I think

that Trump is doing an awful thing to the Constitution. But in this case specifically, I think

that there are a lot of conservatives that care about the First Amendment or at least purport to care

about the First Amendment. And there is on point precedent from the Supreme Court that resident aliens

get First Amendment rights.

So why is Donald Trump doing the bidding of Israel and attacking the First Amendment rights of, for example, a green card holder who did nothing more than just indicate their view as to,

you know, the situation in Palestine?

It's completely unjustifiable.

Right on.

Sir.

Do you want to grab that mic and pull it up? Yeah, sure. All right. Is that better? Joe Neerman, aka Good Logic. I host a YouTube channel

and Rumble channel called Good Logic. I'm a New York litigator who turned podcast or after COVID.

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