Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's terrible week in the courts.

Trump started off his first 100 days with a flurry of executive actions.

He's ending it with a flurry of losses in court.

Before anybody talks about liberal judges, it's important to note that some judges

are Trump appointed. Okay, so let's start with U.S. District Judge William Oreck, blocking Trump's

executive order that would yank funding from jurisdictions that act as sanctuaries.

Oreck found that the jurisdictions who sued are likely to succeed on the grounds that Trump's

order is likely to be unconstitutional on multiple grounds.

But one of the bigger issues is that Trump's order attempts to take the power of the purse

away from Congress.

Another one of Trump's orders had sweeping changes to federal elections.

Again, Trump planned to force compliance by pulling federal funding. The judge ruled, quote,

The president has no constitutional power over election regulation that would support this unilateral

exercise of authority.

The Constitution vests that power in the states and Congress alone.

Then, Trump's anti-DEI policies that would withhold funding from schools that continue to promote

diversity, equity, and inclusion ran into issues when it was shot down by

three separate judges. Two of those judges were appointed by Trump. One of the Trump appointees

ruled, quote, this court takes no view as to whether the policies at issue here are good or bad,

prudent or foolish, fair or unfair.

But this court is constitutionally required to closely scrutinize whether the government went

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