Giuliani Calls Out The Judges
In a stunning continuation of deep-state resistance, President Donald Trump is facing an onslaught of legal roadblocks during the early months of his second term in the White House. Lower court judges—many appointed by left-leaning administrations—are issuing a record number of injunctions aimed at blocking Trump’s executive orders and slowing down his America First agenda.
According to former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, these judges aren’t just wrong—they’re acting illegally. In an exclusive interview with Newsmax, Giuliani warned that many of these rulings are not only unconstitutional, but also intentional.
“These judges know exactly what they’re doing,” Giuliani said. “They are acting lawlessly, and they are doing it on purpose to interfere with the President’s authority.”
In recent weeks, lawsuits have been filed by former federal employees claiming President Trump doesn’t have the authority to remove them from their government jobs. But Giuliani pushed back, saying Trump is fully within his constitutional rights.
“The Constitution gives the president the unilateral power to remove anyone from the executive branch,” Giuliani explained during a segment on The Greg Finnerty Show. “Congress made that clear. The Senate confirms appointments, but the president decides who stays. He shouldn’t be forced to keep people around that he doesn’t trust. That’s not how the executive branch is supposed to work.”
A Pattern of Judicial Overreach?
Many conservatives are sounding the alarm over what appears to be a coordinated effort by activist judges to block President Trump from carrying out the will of the American people. From border security to energy independence, these court rulings are disrupting policies that voters overwhelmingly supported at the ballot box.
For millions of Americans—especially those who remember what true leadership looks like—this feels like déjà vu from Trump’s first term. But this time, the stakes are even higher.
Why This Matters to You
If President Trump is stripped of his constitutional authority by unelected judges, what comes next? Can any future conservative leader govern effectively if every move is met with legal sabotage?
As this legal battle continues, one thing is clear: Donald Trump isn’t backing down, and neither are his supporters. The fight to restore constitutional government is far from over—and the American people are watching.
