Put down the shredder, Susie Wiles and Stephen Miller and Donald Trump and those in the office of the presidency,

because a federal judge appointed by George W. Bush just entered a preliminary injunction to tell you what we always have known.

It's the people's papers. The Presidential Records Act applies to the Trump administration.

And even though Donald Trump tried to steal and got away with it because of the United States

Supreme Court and him being elected president stole 15 boxes of top secret classified

and other presidential records after the first term doesn't mean you get to do it again or worse

that you get to have your office of legal counsel your lawyers write a memo that gives you a hall

pass to destroy documents stop in the name of a preliminary injunction as I I like to say, and let's cover it right here

on Midas Touch and Legal A.F. How many judges have I covered and their opinions that have led

off their opinion or had it somewhere in the first page or two, a reference, a literary reference

to Shakespeare, to the founding fathers,

to the framers, to the Federalist Papers, to the Constitution, to George Orwell.

I mean, if we had a penny for every time that George Orwell in 1984, his dystopic futurist

book,

a warning to us,

be quoted and cited by a judge to frame their argument,

to frame their decision.

We'd all be rich.

And we have another example here.

What's the issue?

Before I get to the quotation from 1984, are you on the edge of your seat? The issue is Donald Trump does not want his administration from Susie Wiles, the chief of staff,

or Stephen Miller, the deputy chief of staff, or anybody in the National, the Council of Economic Advisors,

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