🔥 🚨 TRUMP RAGES! WTH DID THE COURT JUST CALL HIM?! Two Words Have Him Running to the SCOTUS!

Can a President be “evicted” from the White House? No—but a federal appeals court just used language almost nobody expected to see attached to the presidency: “temporary tenant.”

A divided D.C. Circuit has upheld an injunction affecting President Trump’s White House ballroom project, ruling that congressional authorization is required for the major construction project. Trump is furious, Judge Neomi Rao issued a blistering dissent, and the appellate court has paused its decision for 14 days to allow Supreme Court review.

But that’s only where today’s madness ends.

We break down Enes Kanter Freedom’s WNBA stunt, the latest SAVE America Act fight, Ilhan Omar’s comments about bipartisan Senate “partners,” Hillary Clinton’s warning about government holdovers, Justice Alito’s retirement decision, DHS’s controversial overseas contractor program, allegations surrounding sensitive Air Force One information—and finally the constitutional battle over who really controls the White House.

The question isn’t whether the President is literally a tenant. He isn’t. The question is who gets the final word when Congress, the presidency and the courts collide.

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