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So I have a number for you. Since Donald Trump took office, courts have ruled against him more than 70 times. This is according to Reuters. They've added up judicial orders that question the administration's approach to immigration, to government spending, to transgender military members.

And you know what?

I think Donald Trump is beginning to notice.

I want to talk about one way.

We have to be treated fairly by judges.

And we're not being treated fairly by all judges.

In interviews commemorating his 100th day in office, President Trump kept circling back to this point, that the courts, judges, are holding him back.

In one conversation, he nodded along with the interviewer suggested his losses amounted to a judicial insurrection.

You know, I noticed the New York Times describing the courts as the last bulwark against Trump.

Politico called this the court case presidency.

Do judges like that kind of attention?

Absolutely not. I really think it's important not to politicize this any more than you inevitably have to. Jeremy Fogel was a federal judge for two decades. If you talk to him for a few minutes,

you get the sense that judges feel like

they've been drafted to fight in a kind of war. He still speaks with his old colleagues on the bench.

He says right now, a lot of them are worried, feeling pressure. Some have even gotten direct threats.

You know, it's just different.

This never happened before.

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