The Journal. Trump 2.0: A Showdown With the Judiciary
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Mar 21, 2025 
Jess Bravin, a seasoned Supreme Court reporter for the WSJ, joins the discussion on the tumultuous relationship between President Trump and the judiciary. They delve into Chief Justice Roberts' rebuke of Trump's rhetoric and explore the implications of executive power clashes. The conversation takes a turn towards presidential immunity, revealing how it affects Trump’s legal strategies. Additionally, Bravin highlights the struggles within the Democratic Party as tensions rise amidst upcoming elections, all while sneaking in some humor about the Supreme Court's hidden basketball court.
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Trump Criticizes Judge
- Trump criticized Judge Boasberg on Truth Social, calling him a "left-wing lunatic."
- He said Boasberg should be impeached for ruling against the administration's deportation efforts.
Roberts Rebukes Trump
- Chief Justice Roberts rebuked Trump, stating impeachment isn't appropriate for disagreements on judicial decisions.
- Normal appellate review processes exist for such disagreements, Roberts emphasized.
Trump Administration vs. Courts
- The Trump administration wants courts to stay out of its way in their pursuit of legal objectives.
- They aim to set new precedents that support their view of executive authority.