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On today's show, Donald Trump and J.D. Vance hinted over the weekend that they may defy the courts after a few federal judges have started to put the brakes on Elon Musk's hostile takeover of the federal government.

We'll talk about the brewing constitutional crisis in a bit,

and I'll dig in on the legal issues later in the show with strict scrutiny's Leah Lippman, who joins us.

We'll also talk about how Elon's wrecking ball is putting everything from cancer research to consumer

protection at risk, so much so that even some Republicans are starting to speak up just a little bit uh just a peep

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