It's Thursday, March 20th.
I'm Jane Coston, and this is what a day.
The show that really cannot get enough of watching Republicans get absolutely rocked at town halls.
This time, it's Representative Mike Flood of Nebraska.
Castle Rich.
Castle Rich.
Is that asmr?
On today's show,
the Trump administration plays things real chill and calls attacks on Tesla dealerships domestic terrorism.
And the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates steady amid mounting economic uncertainty.
But first, are we in a constitutional crisis?
That's the big question on the minds of legal experts right now.
President Donald Trump has been whining about judges who rule against him since,
like, what seems like forever.
But he's taken both his rhetoric and his threats to new heights this week.
His beef is with the federal judge who tried to block his administration from deporting more than 250 migrants,
mostly from Venezuela.
The judge has asked the government multiple times to answer some very basic questions about those deportation flights,
like, you know, who was on them and when did they take off from the United States.
He's even given the government an extra day to reply.