Well, howdy there, Internet people? It's Bell again. And welcome to the roads with Bell.

Today is July 2nd, and we're going down the roads to understanding the recent Supreme Court cases

and what they mean for you and for Trump. So, we're going to go through a host of recent decisions and just a brief

explanation of each and then explain how this impacts the rest of Trump's agenda.

Trump v. Barbara. I know we did a whole video on this on the main channel, But just for continuity's sake, Trump's attempt to undermine the Constitution and attack

the 14th Amendment was defeated.

Birthright citizenship remains the law of the land.

We didn't go back to Dred Scott.

And some Americans found out that the 14th Amendment is way more important to them than they thought.

Trump v. Slaughter

This basically gave the presidency more power over who works in the executive branch.

The court held, quote,

Although it is up to the Senate to decide whether to confirm those with whom the president would prefer to work,

neither Congress nor the courts may saddle him with those with whom he cannot work.

Subordinates who exercise the president's power are subject to removal by him.

Then and only then, can they remain accountable to the president, and the president to the people.

This is 100% inaccurate in a normal understanding of the Constitution and will be revised by a future court.

This was justices appearing to let their personal ideology cloud the plain facts.

Congress is the boss, not the president.

Conservatives tend to have a need to obey and be hierarchical.

In this case, it overrode conservative justice logic.

It's not even logically consistent.

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