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Hey, everybody. I'm Kyle. Rizdahl. Welcome back to Make Me Smart. Where we make today makes sense.

And I'm Kimberly Adams. Thank you for joining us on this Monday, February the 10th.

We've got some news and some smiles on deck today, starting with the news.

Mr. Rizal, what caught your attention today, the weekend, et cetera. Okay, so this one is today.

It's earlier this morning, L.A. time. It comes to us out of Rhode Island where a federal judge,

in one of the cases, about the Trump freeze on spending and grant making and all of

that jazz, a federal judge has for the first time ruled that the Trump administration

is disobeying a judicial order, which is obviously a big deal on the merits because

you don't really see administrations doing that much. But this is the

biggie. And here's why. And this is not my original thought, right? This is from George Conway.

I heard do this. Kelly and Conway's former husband heard him talk about this on a podcast. Other people

are making arguments along these lines, and it goes like this.

When somebody disobeys a federal court order, the recourse in the final analysis is for the United States Marshal Service to go grab that person or the person representing the agency and haul them before the judge in question

so that the judge can hold them in contempt of court.

Here's the problem.

The United States Marshal Service works for the executive branch,

the Department of Justice specifically.

And the question is, what's going to happen

when there's a judicial order that says,

you, Marshal Service, go get this

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