Today we're going to talk about the Supreme Court's bombshell announcement

about the question of Trump's disqualification from the Colorado ballot and I

interview former CNN host Brian Stelter about the future of Fox News, Tucker Carlson

and whether covering the right has ever impacted his own safety.

I'm Brian Taylor Cohen and you're listening to no lie.

All right this week we've got major news out of the US Supreme Court.

They have granted the petition to review

the Colorado Supreme Court's decision disqualifying Trump from the ballot based on

section 3 the 14th Amendment and we've spoken about this case a lot obviously

the implications of Donald Trump being permanently

taken off the ballot aren't escaping anyone but here's the point I think is

worth making and this is for Democrats by the way just as much as it's for

Republicans would this be one of if not the biggest

Supreme Court ruling of our lifetime if they uphold the lower courts ruling that

Donald Trump isn't eligible to serve as president? Of course, I don't doubt that

for a second and obviously the implications for the election would be massive.

It would mean in an instant that Trump's political career is over and in an era where one party's identity

is wholly predicated on its fealty to that person, the significance of that move obviously can't be overstated.

But here's what's more important, the implications of the Supreme Court ignoring the plain text of the Constitution in deference to Donald

Trump. If the Supreme Court reverses the lower court's ruling and allows Donald

Trump to remain on the ballot, it is effectively saying that Donald Trump is

above the Constitution. Remember, Section 3 of the 14th Amendment is clear.

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