Trump scores a major SCOTUS executive win despite mail-in ballot losses.

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00:00 So Lee, you want the good news first or the bad news? 00:07 Okay. And the good news is kind of getting short shrift this morning because it's just not, it doesn't sound sexy on top, but you know, it is, it's amazing actually what just happened. ah Cause almost no one's telling you the massive victory that the Supreme court actually handed Trump yesterday. Cause the headlines say Trump wins fight to fire FTC commissioner, know, sounds boring. It's not. 00:32 That's the smallest version of the story, but this is what actually happened since 1935. There's a case, Humphrey's Executor versus United States. There's been a fake unconstitutional legal wall protecting every independent government agency from direct presidential control. So this is why our bureaucracy has gotten so out of control. These people are ensconced in fiefdoms like little kingdoms. 01:02 And they really end up having more control than the president, okay? That is made even worse because members of Congress and know, Congresses have given them regulatory authority on top of it. Hey, this is ours, but we're gonna give it away to you. And oh, guess what? The president can't fire you. This is why we see so much, you know, federal control that shouldn't be. Okay. 01:28 So anti-trust enforcement, merger reviews, consumer protection, labor relations, securities regulation, which Joe Biden used to terrorize private companies. When you hear Mark Zuckerberg say on that Joe Rogan interview, after he finally felt safe, after Trump was elected, yeah, you know, I knew I was censoring true things, but he said they were threatening me with investigations every day. He mentioned the SEC and he said I had to censor. 01:59 This is why, okay? Trump, we normal Americans when we win, we need the ability to go in and fumigate the vermin out of these bureaucracies because they are communists, they're socialists, they are anti-American. Well, that wall protecting these people inside of government is gone, 6-3, with Chief Justice Roberts writing, and here's what no one is really saying, 02:28 Democrats spent the last four years basically loading these commissions and supposedly independent bureaucracies up with people designed to block Trump's agenda from inside his own executive branch. you know, Rebecca Slaughter, who was the subject of this case, was one of them. She was fired March of 2025. She sued. She lost. So the FTC is just the first 02:56 Domino, there's the NLRB the SEC which Democrats used as a weapon of terror Because those investigations are so expensive You want to see why banks were? debanking conservatives including baron trump a minor at the time Really scary guy there, right? Yeah, these okay. They can't admit. This is the same banks who helped the communist Chinese launder 03:26 $300 billion of mainly fentanyl drug money for the cartels through our banks, okay? They're cool with it. Not cool with Barron Trump or Melania having a bank account or any of the Trump kids. Like just think about that for a minute. How does that happen? Because these Democrat regulators who are just partisan hacks, they have no interest in the financial wellbeing of the country. 03:53 are sitting on these committees and banks are like, oh no, oh no, I better do whatever they say. Let me give you another example. One of the worst abuses of power in American history, where they were just going to the banks, the Biden administration saying, turn over the bank account records of American citizens who bought a Bible, who bought a gun, who bought ammo, who shopped in a gun store, who bought any kind of religious texts, who bought a anti-Kamala shirt or a pro-Trump shirt. 04:21 turn over their bank records to us. And they did! No warrant. How do you get there? You weaponize these regulatory committees and make them independent until they become instruments of terror. That fell yesterday, Is the FTC just the first domino? NLRB, SEC, EEOC, every commission th ...

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