The Supreme Court in our country doesn't have any individual enforcement powers.

They don't have an army, they don't have a police force.

I think Donald Trump is not going to directly defy the court.

What he would do is he would say, I understand the Supreme Court has said these tariffs are unconstitutional,

but I'm going to make some changes and these new tariffs

will be different enough and then force litigation on those sets of tariffs.

I'm Joanna Coles. This is the Daily Beast podcast. And what is going on out there?

We've got U.S. attorneys resigning, which never happens. We've got

Pambondi being yelled at by the president because she's not moving fast enough to violate all

the norms of the DOJ. And of course, we've got the Supreme Court making elemental decisions,

birthright citizenship tariffs over the next few months.

Well, who better to unpack this with than Supreme Court scholar Jeffrey Tubin?

He's written not one, but two books about the Supreme Court.

He's a contributing writer for the New York Times, and of course you probably know him as a contributor

to CNN.

Jeffrey.

So Jeffrey, how serious is it

all these resignations in Minneapolis?

Well, I think you have to recognize the history here

of how unusual it is to have federal prosecutors resign

at all at any time ever. I mean, it is not that it's never happened before, but before this

Trump presidency, and even the last Trump presidency, you never saw this kind of protest. Remember, there was a major

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