‘Puts a bullseye on the judge’s back’: Fmr. U.S. atty on Trump’s personal attacks on social media
May 31, 2026
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11:47Now Playing‘Puts a bullseye on the judge’s back’: Fmr. U.S. atty on Trump’s personal attacks on social media
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as posted by the channel“This is a judge who simply made a ruling based on the facts and the law, and if you’re the President of the United States and you don’t like the judge’s decision, then you can have your Justice Department appeal that ruling. The attacks on the judiciary have just got to stop.” Following court orders to block President Trump’s renovation plans to add his name to the Kennedy Center, Trump lashed out on social media going after the U.S. district judge who handed down the order, and the judge’s wife. Joyce Vance, Former US Attorney, Professor at the University of Alabama School of Law, and co-host of the “Sisters in Law” podcast, and Andrew Weissmann, MS NOW Legal Analyst, Former FBI General Counsel, and Author of the new book “Liar’s Kingdom” join The Weekend to discuss.
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