The Supreme Court is taking up the 14th Amendment question tomorrow, right?

Did Trump foment an insurrection?

Should he be taken off the ballot?

Let's table the first part of that.

But the idea of effectively defeating Trump by getting him off the ballot. Do you think that is a good

endeavor or not?

Well I've tried to educate myself on this because it's clear that this is not a section of the 14th Amendment, section 3 that a lot of us paid a lot of attention to in the past.

I haven't had to. They haven't had to, thank goodness.

But there's a very strong argument.

And remember, this argument did not come from liberals.

They didn't come from people who already

are against Trump at all.

They came from conservative originalists,

as they like to call themselves,

law professors, lawyers who basically said, if you read section 3 of the 14th amendment it's pretty

clear that he should not be permitted to run for president I think the

argument is very strongly on their side.

Now what's the remedy?

Is the remedy for the Supreme Court to say,

no, he can't be on the ballot,

or is the remedy for the court to say,

this very well can apply constitutionally but it's up to the states to make

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