Republican strategist Brad Todd called on CNN for not questioning whether former President Biden has laid the foundations to violate court orders.
“This is not a new reality. Let's rewind the tape. A few years ago, Joe Biden lost his student loan forgiveness plan in the Supreme Court. His quote was, “I'll do nothing.” Stop this.' And he went on to waive $48 billion in student loan debt against the Supreme Court,” said Todd, who was pushed back by CNN host Jim Saito.
Some of the Trump administration's actions, including a freeze on federal funding and banning access to personal data from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), have been attributed to the Democratic attorney general and several states who have had issues with executive orders. It's being challenged. Scuitto wondered whether the Trump administration was laying the foundations to violate future court rulings regarding his enforcement actions.
Republican strategist Brad Todd called on CNN to not question whether Biden violates the court's orders after the Supreme Court ruled against the student loan forgiveness plan. (Screenshot/CNN)
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“When Joe Biden said, 'I won't stop anything,' we didn't play on TV when he lost a student loan case, and CNN said, 'They're saying, 'They're going to ignore the courts. I wonder if they're building it.” We won't deal with Republican presidents that are different to those that deal with Democratic presidents in this conversation,” he added that he continued his argument from the panel.
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US District Judge John McConnell also on Monday ordered the Trump administration to comply with the restraining order issued on January 31, temporarily suspending the administration's efforts to suspend federal grants and loans. A new motion was submitted that ordered the blocked off.
President Donald Trump will speak at a rally in Uniondale, New York on Wednesday, September 18th, 2024. (Julia Bonavita/Fox News Digital)
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Sciutto asked CNN legal analyst Elliot Williams to respond to Todd's argument with the idea that Biden called the same “talk.”
“Indeed, I give this to the President. He has all the rights to challenge the order. He has all the rights to say that the court is wrong. He has all the rights to say that he is wrong. ,Well, there will be a day when we will not stick to court orders, which is a big problem for me,” Williams replied.
Todd raised Biden's committee, considered expanding the court, and accused the former president and Democrats of attempting to undermine the integrity of the Supreme Court for several years.
Former US President Joe Biden will speak at the Department of Labor on December 16, 2024 in Washington, DC (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
CNN contributor Alex Thompson claimed that Trump was “doing something new” when he tried to push for “the limits of the executive order.”
“Joe Biden has put into the Student Loan Act, just as Barack Obama did with the US Waters and Clean Power Plan. The president reached the Supreme Court and promoted enforcement policies to test the limits. It was extraordinary,” he said.
Williams agreed to Todd's argument.
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Diana Stancy and Emma Colton of Fox News contributed to this report.
