And why do you think that? Yeah, I mean, if you go all the way back to the founding, I mean, James Madison said in the Constitution that the executive has sole authority to repel an invasion. And that was upheld in 1948 by the United States Supreme Court. I don't know what a lowly circuit court judge doesn't understand about something that is contained in the Constitution, upheld in a Supreme Court decision decades ago. (03:44–03:52)
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Asserts that the Constitution grants the executive sole authority to repel invasions.
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