Today, the weak and unpopular conservative Supreme Court surrendered some key powers from the judicial

branch over to King Donald and the executive branch.

I'm going to get into all of that with a lot of smart people and what it all means in just

a moment.

But first I want to take a little bit of a step back and look at why the Supreme Court

found itself on the road to enabling Trump's MAG agenda in the first place. I mean, how'd they

even get here? And the latest Kynepiac poll, believe it or not, at least just yesterday,

is a pretty good starting point because Trump's policies are widely unpopular, and I mean

across the board.

Just take immigration. That was one of his strength.

Now, today, yesterday, the American public disapproves of Trump's actions by a 16-point margin.

You can see it on the screen.

On deportation specifically, which he's done a whole lot of, the American public disapproves of Trump's

actions by a 20-point margin. On his decision to send the National Guard into Los Angeles,

he's underwater by 12 points. And on his decision to send the U.S. Marines into L.A., it's even

worse. The American public disapproves of that by a 23-point margin. And it keeps going on.

I'm giving you a few more. On the economy, Trump is underwater by 17 points. Goes the same for

trade. He's underwater there by 17 points, too. So my point is this. Every single part of

Donald Trump's agenda is deeply unpopular. And yet, he's barreled ahead with it anyway.

Thanks in large part to his absolute obsession with executive orders. Now, I'm not suggesting

he's the first president to use them. He's not at all. But often the reason a president turns

to executive orders, especially once they get past the first

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