Washington: Trump Administration Receives Major Relief from Supreme Court

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00:00The Trump administration has received a lot of relief from the Supreme Court.

00:04In the majority of the cases, the Trump administration has been granted the right to stop funding.

00:09Janzib Ali is with us.

00:11Let's get to know more from him.

00:13Janzib, tell us about the rift between the Judiciary and the Trump administration.

00:19This is a positive sign.

00:21The US federal government grants $600 million to schools every year.

00:33These funds are for math, science, special education, and training.

00:40Now that Donald Trump has closed the Department of Education,

00:44they want to close the Department of Education.

00:48All these funds have been given to states to decide.

00:53The Boston court issued a stay order against the Trump administration.

01:00But the Supreme Court has granted relief to the Trump administration.

01:03This is a big decision.

01:05But it's a very narrow margin.

01:09Five judges in the Supreme Court approved the Trump administration's decision.

01:13Four opposed it.

01:15The Supreme Court Chief Justice, John Roberts, also opposed the decision.

01:19According to the decision, the Trump administration can stop funding.

01:23This is what the Supreme Court has said.

01:26Donald Trump is facing 150 cases.

01:32All of them are related to his executive order.

01:36People have lost their jobs.

01:38Funding has been cut.

01:40But this decision has given Trump a lot of relief.

01:43There is a lot of controversy about the closure of the Department of Education.

01:50Congress has also asked for permission.

01:53But Trump has rejected it.

01:55Congress is also silent about it.

01:58Trump's executive order has already started.

02:03The Supreme Court has stopped some of the cases.

02:08But the Supreme Court has stopped 150 cases.

02:12Mubasher Chaudhary has also joined us.

02:14Let's talk to him.

02:16Thank you so much for your time.

02:18This is a very narrow margin.

02:20What do you foresee?

02:22Will there be good news for Trump in the future?

02:26Or will it be difficult in the future?

02:29Trump wants to do a lot of good for America.

02:37But some things are happening.

02:40Some things come from the back end.

02:44You do it from the front and then you control it from the back.

02:48Some things are coming as if they make an announcement in the beginning.

02:52Some things get backtracked later.

02:54Pakistan has received a tariff of 29%.

03:00Pakistan exports 5 billion textiles to the United States.

03:08If we get a tariff of 29%, Pakistan will have a lot of problems.

03:14I went to D.C. one day.

03:17I was looking for a pair of socks.

03:20I was very happy to see that things were coming to Pakistan.

03:25But if a tariff of 29% is imposed on those things, the work will be ruined.

03:34Most of Trump's executive orders have stayed with the federal judges.

03:43But finally all the decisions have to come to the Supreme Court.

03:49In the Supreme Court today, there is a division of 3 and 5.

03:58John Roberts lives in the middle.

04:00Amy Coney Barrett is very conservative.

04:06But amazingly, sometimes she gives very good decisions.

04:13In today's decision, only one vote mattered.

04:18Her vote was important.

04:21She sided with the teachers of President Trump.

04:27She gave him a relief there.

04:30She is conservative, but not that conservative.

04:34In the last 3 cases against Trump, she was the deciding factor.

04:41She is on the right side.

04:45She is a very independent thinking judge.

04:48In her decision, it seemed that all Trump's executive orders would hold up in the Supreme Court.

04:58But now it seems that the Supreme Court will give her some relief.

05:15This decision is very important.

05:19That makes her the most important person in the world.

05:24In the Supreme Court, if one person matters, she is the most important person.

05:31She supported him.

05:35But don't think that she will always support him.

05:38I am 100% sure that there will be cases where she will independently rule.

05:44Like what happened with Trump earlier.

05:47In the New York case, her decision mattered.

05:53She let the judge decide.

05:57She was punished.

06:00It was nominal, but it was a face-saving.

06:03But she let the court system work.

06:05I think she will decide independently.

06:09It is a good sign for Trump that she will get some relief.

06:15Some people thought that all her orders would stay in the federal court.

06:22And the Supreme Court would support her.

06:25But it seems that this is a big relief and big news all over the world.

06:30She will get some relief from the Supreme Court.

06:36There are more than 150 cases of executive orders in this case.

06:41The federal judiciary is doing a great job.

06:44You yourself said that the Supreme Court gave a relief 20 times.

06:47But you never know where Trump will be challenged in the coming days.

06:52Are there problems on the court front?

06:57There are a lot of problems.

07:02Our general thinking is that she will not get relief in all the executive orders.

07:12But she will get some relief in today's case.

07:18This is a little bit critical too.

07:21It could be two-way.

07:24But all her orders will have a lot of challenges.

07:29She will go from the federal court to the appellate court and then to the Supreme Court.

07:34It is a long process.

07:3690% of the executive orders are in the court right now.

07:42It is not being implemented.

07:44You say that the employees of the federal court are fired for a day.

07:49The next day they come back to the court.

07:52They have families.

07:54They have to look for another job.

07:56It is very important.

07:58Slow process.

08:00In the time of Clinton, he fired 5.5 million people from the agency.

08:08No one found out.

08:10Because Trump and Al Gore sat next to the head of every agency.

08:15How many people do you have?

08:17How many people do you need?

08:19We are giving them the benefit of the doubt.

08:25Nothing has happened.

08:27There is a little bit of a hazard here.

08:31It is announced.

08:33Then they take it back.

08:35Then the court takes it.

08:37The stock market has suffered a lot.

08:41We have talked about trillions.

08:44In the last few days, the market has fallen by $6 trillion.

08:47Let's see where the dust settles in the coming days.

08:49Thank you very much, Dr. Mubasher Chaudhary.

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