It will be at the law school at nyu. Are you familiar with the idea of senioritis, like what happens to you when you have already figured out what you are going to do over the summer, maybe even next year and, yeah, you are still at school but you kind of have checked out . Today the eagle eyed cnn Robert Muellers office stakeout team caught Andrew Weissman showing up to work today in something unexpe unexpected. Seen wearing a tan suit to work today. The New York Times then tweeted this photo of andrew wi weissman picking up lunch today in washington, d. C. Looks pretty close to a tan suit. It is possible that Andrew Weissman was just celebrating the first day of spring today. It is also possible that this is senioritis. But in any case, you do you, Andrew Weissman. I know that people get upset about tan suits. I think that looks nice on you. Now it is time for the last word they dont just get upset about it. Do you remember when this was a week long scandal when barack obama wore a t
fisher investments. clearly better money management. you could probably guess why donald trump complains about the federal courts, because he s losing. according to the washington post, federal judges have ruled against the trump administration at least 63 times over the past two years. an extraordinary record of legal defeat that stymied large parts of the president s agenda. legal experts argue that the real reason is because the trump administration is rushing to employment policy changes without explaining why. bill bus by who has studied trump s record tells the post that administration officials quote don t even come close to explaining their actions, making it very easy for the courts to reject them, because they re not doing their homework. take for example the white house
joining us now bill busby. he has been following and studying the trump following an studying the trump administration s court cases since 2017 when he noticed they were making policy changes and deregulating in ways that he says were illegal. david leonhart is also back with us. bill, what made you think that these ways in which the administration was deregulating were illegal? given that this is something the president ran on and you can see in places like the consumer financial protection bureau or the epa or the department of energy put people in there to do what his opinion, in his opinion is god s work of deregulating. yes. agencies certainly usually have some room to shift policies with new presidents. but they have to follow the rules. and the rules require them to look at what statutes require and go through the process set
joining us now bill busby. he has been following and studying the trump administration s court cases since 2017 when he noticed they were making policy changes and deregulating in ways he says were illegal.
you could probably guess why donald trump complains about the federal courts, because he s losing. according to the washington post, federal judges have ruled against the trump administration at least 63 times over the past two years. an extraordinary record of legal defeat that stymied large parts of the president s agenda. legal experts argue that the real reason is because the trump administration is rushing to employment policy changes without explaining why. bill bus by who has studied trump s record tells the post that administration officials quote don t even come close to explaining their actions, making it very easy for the courts to reject them, because they re not doing their homework. take for example the white house attempt to revoke the program protecting young children.