judicial branch shouldn t be interfering in the executive branch s business. pretty tough. carrie, i got a dumb question for you. note that all mine aren t dumb. but when the judgment of a u.s. district judge in this case aileen cannon is completely overturned by a federal appeals court, is there any career or reputational harm to the judge? like the next day in the judge s chambers or the judge s coffee break room are, the other judges like wow, that was lame? is there any blowback? this case is unusual because it involves a former president. so, you know, there certainly could be the coffee chatter about it. but look, judges get overturned. i mean, that s how we have an appellate system. that s how cases end up going up to the supreme court. so in this particular case, it s very high profile, obviously. in my judgment, and obviously in the 11 circuit s judgment, the original judge s opinion was not based on the law and was not well reasoned.
appointees. so, it s pretty tough to make that case and then obviously, a lot of conservatives believe that this case was flawed at the beginning because of separation of powers, you know, arguing that the justice, the judicial branch should be interfering in the executive branch s business. carrie, i got a dumb question for you, not that all of mine are not dumb, but when the judgment, on the u.s. district judge in this case, anthony buchanan, is completely overturned by a federal appeals court, is their career or reputation or harm to the district judge? like, the next day in the judges chambers or the judges, you know, coffee break room, or the other judges like, wow, that was lame? i mean, is there any blow back? in this case, it is unusual because it involves a former president. so, you know, there certainly could be the coffee chatter about it, but look, judges get overturned. i mean, that s how we have an appellate system, that s how cases and up going up to the supreme cour