TED LIEU EXPOSES RUBIO: “DOES TRUMP’S TEAM THINK THEY’RE ABOVE THE SUPREME COURT?”
November 11, 2025
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as posted by the channelCongressman Ted Lieu puts Secretary Marco Rubio on the spot in a tense hearing after Rubio refuses to clearly answer whether the Trump administration will comply with a 9-0 Supreme Court ruling ordering the return of a wrongfully deported man.
Lieu’s questioning cuts to the heart of American democracy — can an administration simply ignore the highest court in the land? Rubio’s evasions expose the dangerous normalization of executive overreach, where court orders are treated like optional advice instead of binding law.
But this exchange isn’t just about one case — it’s about accountability, the separation of powers, and whether constitutional guardrails still mean anything under Trump’s leadership. From the Supreme Court to the State Department to the halls of Congress, Lieu forces the question every American should be asking: Does the rule of law still apply to everyone?
Stay to the end — the moment when Rubio tries to sidestep responsibility says everything about how far this administration will go to protect power over principle.
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