Welcome to the No Spin News Weekend Edition.

Joining us now from Florida is a constitutional attorney.

Now this guy has been around.

Bruce Fine, his General Counsel, the FCC under President Reagan,

participated in the drafting of articles impeachment against Nixon and Bill Clinton.

Wow. Quite the resume, counselor.

Flattery will get you everywhere.

Well, it's okay. I'm telling the truth. We only get the best guess on this program.

All right, so am I reading this wrong that the Trump administration probably will win this in the

Supreme Court?

I think right now the jury is out, but let me add a couple of footnotes to your opening observations.

The power to utilize the military to enforce the law is not in the Constitution. It's in congressional statutes.

Shea's rebellion actually occurred before the Constitution in 1786, but those are small things.

At present, we do know that there's a statute.

At least now, President Trump has refrained from invoking.

It's called the Insurrection Act of 1807.

It was urged by some to be utilized with regard to many of the protests that surfaced after George Floyd

killing. But President Trump, I think he was concerned that the military wasn't completely

supportive of invoking the Insurrection Act that says, you know, in times when there's sufficient

chaos and disruption that the enforcement of federal laws is severely compromised.

He can utilize the military.

It is what's called an exception to the comitatis posse comitatis act of 1877, which says,

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