Good morning. Welcome to Bungee and a Report Early Edition. You guys are all in the chat saying late, late as always, she's putting on her makeup.

You guys, what are you talking about? If the stream starts at 9 a.m., if the countdown starts at 9 a.m., that is not late.

That is the schedule. At 9 a.m., we start the countdown.

You guys, you're just, you're out of control in the chat here.

It's like, have some patience.

We're getting the show started.

If there's an emergency, I will let you know.

But this is, in fact, good things do come to those who wait,

but this is in fact on time, just so you all know.

This is on time.

All right, let's get to these headlines.

El Salvador President Buckele refuses, thankfully, to return an MS-13 gang member to the United

States. Carmelo Anthony is released on reduced bond. The world's oldest known Pearl Harbor

survivor dies at 106. San Francisco unveils a 45-foot nude female

statue titled Our Revolution to promote tourism in the city. And Katie Perry and an all-female

celebrity crew launch into suborbital space with blue origin. All this on, Bonita Report, early edition.

In just under three months, the Supreme Court has swooped in six times to slap down rogue

federal judges for crossing the constitutional line.

And the latest showdown, I think, is probably the most explosive yet.

At the center of the storm is an MS-13 gang member named Kilmar Abrago Garcia,

deported to El Salvador by the Trump administration. A Maryland judge, Obama appointed,

of course Obama appointed Paula Zennis, took it upon herself to order President Trump to bring Garcia back to the United

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