Rule of Dawn is making its mark on our government already in the seven months since Donald Trump took office,

especially this summer where we have seen power grabs, actual, not figurative, actual power grabs by the Trump administration at every level and everywhere we look.

It's just tick through what's happened in the last couple weeks.

National Guard troops are now actively deployed in our nation's capital,

ones that, as of this week, are now armed.

Multiple officials have been fired for not giving Donald Trump exactly the data or the answers or the responses he wants, the latest of

whom being the CDC director, who wasn't in line with the HHS secretary enough.

Donald Trump rolled out an actual red carpet and built a blue platform to stand on together

next to a world leader, well known to be a vicious dictator and wanted for war crimes by the ICC.

Trump has floated stopping states from voting by mail and from using boating machines.

And that's just a few.

It would take the whole hour to go through all of them.

This morning, a hearing is now set for 10 a.m. this morning in Washington, D.C., after Federal Reserve

Governor Lisa Cook filed a lawsuit against President Trump. Claiming that his attempt to remove her

from her position is unlawful, she's asking to remain an active member of the board.

In her lawsuit, which also names the Fed's board of governors and chair Jerome Powell as

defendants, Cook describes her ouster as unprecedented and illegal.

The filing argues that the president does not have the power to unilatery redefine cause,

completely unmoored to case law, history,

and tradition, and conclude without evidence that he has found it.

Trump has accused Cook of mortgage fraud, but she has not been charged with a crime.

Citizens are now at the mercy of a rogue, highly incompetent group of individuals who don't, at the end of the day, in my estimation, have the health care of the American people in my, to Vaughn's point.

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