Well, it looks like the Trump administration and Donald Trump do what they always do.

They caved in the face of a federal judge's order to fund fully the snap anti-hunger payments by close of business today.

It appears that $8 billion has been funded by the Trump administration, despite them running to an appellate court to declare that a federal judge's order, Judge McConnell in Rhode Island, unilateral order to fund and to go find the money was somehow unconstitutional, they've actually funded.

And now states like Pennsylvania are telling SNAP recipients to expect money in their accounts, in their electronic credit cards,

if you will. Their electronic cards will be fully funded with the allotment for them on average

$350, which makes the difference between going hungry at night and not. It will be funded

apparently today, despite the other actions that Donald Trump and his administration

have taken of lawlessness to try to defy the judge's order.

I'm glad to report after following the story for the last week that now people that have gone

for too long without the most disadvantaged in our society. The below the poverty line children and babies

and elderly and veterans and the disabled, now money is flowing because Democrats, because

Democratic Attorney Generals, because public interest groups like Democracy democracy forward ran into court and obtained an

order and a series of orders two separate temporary restraining orders from Judge McConnell.

I cover it all right here on the Midas Touch Network and for legal AF on this fast-moving story.

They can't even get their story straight at the Department of Justice.

The Department of Justice they just filed a brief late last night, early today, with the First

Department, with the First Circuit, sorry, appellate court, and said, this is unprecedented

for a one federal judge unilaterally to order the executive branch to go find money. It turns out that

the federal government was lying to the judge. They had a pot of money to make the $8 billion

November snap anti-hunger food stamp payments. They had $4.65 billion left in a fund and they said, well,

we'll have to make partial payments and that'll take months to go figure out how to pay 56%

instead of 100%. And the judge says, well, then pay 100%. And the government said, we don't know

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