Ford Worker Gets Flipped Of By Trump, Stephen Miller Is Not A Lawyer

Episode SummaryFederal power without accountability: what it looks like when the checks fail.A 21-year-old protester is permanently blinded after a DHS agent shoots him in the face at point-blank range in Santa Ana. Doctors find metal shards lodged millimeters from his carotid artery. Officers mock him while he bleeds.Stephen Miller tells ICE agents they have "federal immunity" to do whatever they want. Legal experts immediately call out the lie: there is no blanket immunity for criminal behavior. States can and should prosecute federal agents who break the law.The FBI raids Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson's home, seizing her devices in an attempt to expose her sources. She's been covering Trump's decimation of the federal workforce. This is the first time in modern history federal agents have raided a journalist's home for a leak investigation.New polling shows 56% of Americans believe Trump has "gone too far" with military force abroad, with majorities opposing his Venezuela intervention, Greenland ambitions, and Iran threats. Even Republicans are pulling back support.A Ford worker exercises his First Amendment right to criticize Trump during a plant visit. Trump flips him off and curses at him. The worker gets suspended. The president faces nothing.Five stories. One pattern. Unchecked federal power operating without constraint while Americans say enough.