The Intersection with Michael Popok

Popok reports that as the calendar turns to March, the Supreme Court may be sending a stark message to Trump: forget stealing 20 or so congressional seats at the midterm from eliminating black representation in the deep south, as the Court so far refuses to issue its Voting Rights Act decision from October in time to save Trump at the midterms from a wipeout.

Popok explains how MAGA and voters have abandoned Trump in last 10 days, as his failed Iran war plan has led to oil and gas prices going up 50% in the last week, with more to come at the pump for Americans.  At this rate, Trump will burn through $50 billion a day in war costs, while gas prices could sore to $7 a gallon, and inflation rising to 7%, all economic factors that would cause a complete and total wipeout at the polls in November.

In a 2-1 decision, The US Court of Appeals for DC Circuit has refused to require that 350,000 human beings contributing billions in taxes in America be sent back to a war torn country (that Trump likes to call a sh@#$t hole) while the Trump Administration tries to have Federal Judge Reyes' decision to keep their protective status in place overturned.  Popok reports on the lower court having to cite to George Washington's embrace of immigrants as part of her decision, as the Appeals court comes to her rescue.

Popok reports on the House Oversight Committee's Republican chairman revealing that Trump has turned over his own personal collection of Epstein related documents and is "working" with the Committee which begs the question: Where have these documents been stored all this time, who is ensuring that Trump is producing ALL the documents, and why weren't they produced before?  All this as Pam Bondi is called back to testify under oath about her mishandling of the Epstein files.

Popok reports on Trump pissed off that disgraced Homeland Sec Kristi Noem ran a grift to make money and left him out of it, and so he not only fired her but her alleged boyfriend, Corey Lewandowski too, as he is left choosing a former wrestler, MMA fighter, and home repair expert, Markwayne Mullin to be her replacement.

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Popok explains that while Trump and MAGA don't want to call the Iranian War a War, but Financial Markets are tumbling because of Trump's erratic war policies, and his job numbers are so bad that he has barely made a job in 15 months in office.

The Democrats have rushed to court to put a stop to Trump's nasty habit of stealing American's money through a new illegal tax scheme on international goods. Popok explains how Trump can't seem to grasp a basic accounting and economic concept related to how currency is valued, and why this will prove to be fatal to his latest effort to penalize the American people because he didn't get his way at the US Supreme Court.

Popok reports on AG Pam Bondi being so worried that she, and others in the DOJ and Administration will lose their right to practice law because of their illegal and unethical conduct from state regulators, that she's proposed a new Law to allow the DOJ to stop state bar investigations and let the DOJ just investigate itself!  Popok reports on this new rule and The Florida Bar acknowledging that it opened an investigation into disciplining Trump favorite and disgraced former DOJ prosecutor Lindsey Halligan.

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Popok is back and in breaking news, reports on the Court of International Trade slamming the Trump Administration for its refusal to refund the illegal and unconstitutional tariffs its been collecting on goods from US importers and consumers, and ordering that the Board Patrol immediately begin a refund process.

Popok reports on the Trump DOJ telling a federal appeals court that it could take up to 7 YEARS to refund the $140 billion in tariff money they owe the american people, as Senate Democrats demand that the Treasury Department use its $800 billion surplus to pay the refunds immediately.