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I'm your host, Greg Sargent. President Donald Trump's agenda is suddenly facing a huge wave of lawsuits, and his propagandists

are very upset about that. On Wednesday, White House press secretary Caroline Levitt unleashed a long,

angry tirade about the courts,

claiming that the only constitutional crisis we're facing right now is in the judicial branch.

It's hard to say whether this is about laying the groundwork to ignore judicial rulings or just

working the judicial refs, but either way it's an expression of weakness. They know their agenda

is now vulnerable to legal challenges on many different fronts. Today we're talking about all this

with legal commentator Leah Littman, author of the appropriately named book, Lawless. Leah, thanks for

coming on. Thanks for having me. So here's White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt at the White

House on Wednesday. Now, before I take questions, I would like to address an extremely

dishonest narrative that we've seen emerging over the past few days. Many outlets in this room

have been fearmongering the American people into believing there is a constitutional crisis taking place here at the White House.

I've been hearing those words a lot lately.

But in fact, the real constitutional crisis is taking place within our judicial branch,

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