with Justice Jackson and with the dissent in this case, which is that it is a big blow to our ability to enforce our rights.

Because our rights, our constitutional rights, our other legal rights are, of course, only as good is our ability to enforce them.

And what this decision does is it throws up lots of additional roadblocks and obstacles

to the remedy, right? Because when your constitutional rights are violated, this is going to make

it much harder for individuals other than those who go to court and are themselves plaintiffs

to have their rights adjudicated and

restored. And so I do think this is a big blow. And it's another example of this Supreme Court

that's been largely stacked by Donald Trump appointees, seating their constitutional responsibilities

and duties to the executive. under article three they're the ones

that should be standing up and making sure that we can enforce our rights.

We've had a big week.

You know, we've had a big week.

We've had a lot of victories this week.

NATO was a tremendous victory.

The war was a tremendous. Look, we were talking about this for 30 years,

about Iran being nuclear.

And all I said is it will not be nuclear,

and it's not going to be nuclear.

And, you know, I want to give credit to a lot of people,

and most importantly to our great military.

Boy, they put out that fire.

Once that happened, once those bombs got dropped, that war was over. That war was over. But I just

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