Trump Pardons A Man Convicted Of...Environmental Crimes! And Will SCOTUS Strike Down The President's Tariff Powers?

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🗓️ 11 November 2025

⏱️ 36 minutes

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President Trump issued a series of pardons to right some historical wrongs committed by the Left. Among others, he pardoned the alternate electors from 2020 whose only "crime" was to stand up for fair elections. He also pardoned a diesel mechanic who removed emissions systems from ailing diesel engines. Wait....what?! Yep, you read that right! Troy Lake of Wyoming committed the egregious sin of deleting emissions controls from broken diesel engines. And for that, the EPA raided his shop, charged him with crimes, and a federal court sentenced him to one year and one day in prison. Enter President Trump, who's on a mission to reverse the weaponization of government, and issued a full pardon to Troy. Speaking of weaponization, the courts also need cleaning up. Will a majority conservative Supreme Court shut down liberal judges' attempts to curtail President Trump's powers to levy tariffs and rebalance America's trade imbalances? Cornell Law Professor William Jacobson is here to talk about that and the latest news from SCOTUS.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Bright Part News Daily.
0:17.5	Really fun show today.
0:19.0	So for guests, we talked to Professor Jacobson about a bunch of Supreme Court decisions. And he's with the whole, the media is making this tariff oral arguments on Friday make it seem as if the Supreme Court is definitely going to strike down what the president is doing. And he said, I don't know. Like it could be a 5-4, but it could be in the president's direction, which obviously is great news.
0:39.2	So we talked with him. Then we talked to Ed Martin. He's the director of the weaponization working group. We talked about a bunch of the pardons that the president has issued over the last couple days. From Darrell Strawberry, all the way to Troy Lake, who we'll get to in just a second. and also, I think it was like 70-something of the alternate electors.
0:55.2	They were all
0:55.7	arrested from the Biden administration. So a lot of pardon, including Daryl Strawberry, did I say
1:00.4	Daryl Stromer? So lots of pardons that we talked about with Ed Martin. We will play the interview we
1:06.3	did with Bradley J. Our Breitbart News deputy political editor. We'll play that a minute. But I want to
1:10.8	start off here with the story of Troy Lake. So today was one of the reason it was a fun show Bradley Jay, our Breitbart News Deputy Political Editor. We'll play that a minute. But I want to start
1:10.9	off here with the story of Troy Lake. So today was one of the reason it was a fun show is because we did one segment on Troy Lake and I said, hey, listen, I need diesel mechanics to help me out on this. And we had a bunch of diesel mechanics. And then later in the show, we talked about the 50 year mortgage idea from the president. I said, hey, I need a bunch of bankers. I need mortgage experts,
1:28.6	real estate
1:29.4	moguls to call in, and the phones are full just the same. It was really fun. We're going to
1:34.6	talk more about the 50-year mortgage tomorrow. So let's play our Troy Lake segment right here.
2:07.6	Yeah. segment right here. The president on Friday issued a bunch of pardons and like random ones. A guy who hiked the Grand Teton's took a trail at the very end.
2:14.8	It's closed to the public at the very top of the Grand Teton's,
2:20.7	and got arrested.
2:22.8	He got pardoned.
2:25.3	How did the president know about that?
2:26.6	How did the president's people?
2:28.3	But we're going to talk to N. Martin.
2:29.4	What's Ed Martin's job?
2:30.4	He was going to be the U.S. Attorney General in D.C., remember?
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