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  Glenn Kirschner 1.2M subscribers Apr 4, 2026 Talk about 'do as I say not as I do': Trump votes by mail and then signs an executive order restricting others from voting by mail. As is often the case, Trump's executive order is blatantly unconstitutional, and will quickly be struck down by the courts. I just sat down with Skye Perryman, CEO and President of Democracy Forward, to discuss this and other legal developments. Find Democracy Forward: https://democracyforward.org/ Find Glenn on Substack: glennkirschner.substack.com Ask Get answers, explore topics, and more Ask questions Transcript Follow along using the transcript. Show transcript

  Another Big Loss for the Little Bully Joyce Vance Mar 3 Today, the Trump administration delivered a loss in court to itself. It abandoned its defense of Trump’s executive orders sanctioning several law firms. You likely remember these executive orders, which we discussed in March of 2025, in “ Big Law Fights Back. ” At the time, I introduced the issue like this: “Unless you’ve practiced in Big Law, they’re probably just names: Perkins Coie, Covington & Burling, Paul Weiss. They are the law firms Donald Trump has attacked, using the power of the presidency in a venal form of personal revenge, by way of Executive Orders (EOs) that are so harsh clients have left firms, and some are rumored to be in dire straits. Yesterday it was WilmerHale, targeted explicitly because they hired two lawyers—the EO called it “welcomed” them—who had worked on the Mueller Investigation , which concluded Trump had engaged in behavior that could be prosecuted, but declined to do so because of a DO...