helping to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. This is the Constitution Study on the America Out Loud Network with your host, Paul Engle.

We've all played the arcade game, Wackamol, where you keep trying to hit the molds as they pop up.

But what if it's not an arcade game?

And what if they aren't moles, but violations of the supreme law of the land that we're trying

to whack? Hello there, everyday Americans Paul Engle here with the Constitution study where we read

and study the Constitution, teach rising generation be free.

I'm glad you could join me today. I was looking at the stories I was putting together as I was doing my show prep. And I was trying to come up with some unifying theme. And then I realized

it's playing whack-a-mole with the Constitution, with the Supreme Law of the Land.

And I've got what I think are some pretty good examples.

We're going to start with, well, Judge James Bosberg.

This is the judge that has basically had a vendetta against anything Trump does.

I swear, if Trump were to walk out and declare that the sky was blue, this judge would try to put

an injunction against him for doing so.

I mean, it's been literally that crazy.

And I find it amazing how often his decisions are overturned.

But this bad behavior keeps going and going and going and going.

And again, I refer to it as bad behavior for a reason.

Article 3, Section 1 of the Constitution says that the judges of both the Supreme and inferior courts shall hold their office during their

good behavior. Now, listen, I may disagree with him on politics, but he's supposed to be a judge.

It's not supposed to be about politics. I may disagree with him about the law. That may be up to

date. But when he blatantly violates the law, including his oath to the Constitution,

well, to me, that's just bad behavior. And in the latest put-down, he was told by the

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