Judge, I would call him a rogue judge.

You can call them whatever you want.

I know nothing about him.

I heard about this very late in the process and I said, that's a strange order.

You have local judges, local federal judges, local judges, period.

And DAs and prosecutors, DA's, state attorney generals, attorney generals, that want to really take over.

I think some of it's for the publicity.

They love the publicity.

All of a sudden, they're on the front page of every newspaper, but they have no right to be.

That was President Trump suggesting that the judge who ruled against his administration's deportation flights and others who have held him accountable are doing so because they want the publicity.

It comes as Chief Justice John Roberts issues a rare statement about our judicial system.

The question is, will Trump and his administration actually follow court orders?

Plus, we'll have the latest on the possible terms of a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine

following the president's call yesterday with Vladimir Putin.

The question is, can there be a legitimate ceasefire without Ukraine involved in these negotiations?

Also ahead, minority leader Chuck Schumer continues to face criticism for his vote that helped

Republicans pass a spending bill. The question is, will Democrats put enough pressure on the Party leader Chuck Schumer continues to face criticism for his vote that helped Republicans

pass a spending bill. The question is, will Democrats put enough pressure on the senator to

actually make him give up his leadership position? It's doubtful, but it's definitely way too

early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is still working on its March madness brackets.

Get those in. I have to do mine. I'm Allie Vitale on this Wednesday, March 19th, and we will start with the news.

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