John Roberts, President Donald Trump Locked In War Of Words Over Judges | Morning Joe | MSNBC

In an unusual public statement, Chief Justice John Roberts rebutted President Trump's statement that a ruling against the administration was made by 'an Obama judge.' The president responded several hours later in a string of tweets, claiming there are, in fact, 'Obama judges' and attacking the Ninth Circuit court.

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John Roberts, President Donald Trump Locked In War Of Words Over Judges | Morning Joe | MSNBC

[margueritejohnson]

Partisan judges?? Anyone remember Kavanaugh?

[larryprimeau]

If someone asked him more about what the problem of the 9th circuit is, he'd be unable to give an answer any answer. he probably watched something about it on Fox and is regurgitating what he heard on his favorite network. the prez is flat out nuts.

[beateeberhard]

Pls, don't underestimate the danger which the President can mean for the institutions. My feeling is, that he wanted to change the system from his first day in office. Do not forget, when Hitler started his ralley in the 1920 ies, he was laughed at by a majority of the population. People did not take him seriously and could not imagine that this guy with the weird hairdo and terrible voice and manner of speaking could ever be elected. But as the world had to experience, he was, and he basically followed through with his ideas of changing the political system and the society in Germany. These kind of things can happen much faster than anyone can imagine....

[IanMcGarrett]

He certainly has made a tremendous difference for America... just not for the good.

[francoisguilbert]

When you need to give yourself your own rating...something is child behavior is not the end of the world unless you are USA president.

[DDub-lsop]

People are speaking out because they are sick and tired of the nonsense and mockery. It’s one thing to make a joke or even be the butt of a joke from time to time but to be the laughing stock of the world that’s just a little too much.

[caroltesol]

Wake me when his presidency is over...

[happyday]

"Trump does not know the difference between the ninth circuit and a circuit breaker."...Donny Deutsch

[ianpatrick]

Someone actually stood up Presidunce Tiny Mind. Refreshing.

[stevewest]

idea dude. Annoy the people that will more than likely be holding your future in their hands in the next few months. Winning move.

[martinpecheur]

Well theres another war hes going to lose..how can he win..he only knows 7 words

[elypevets]

Roberts has a life term. trump has less than two years. donnie shooting blanks, Roberts with bazooka.

[debrahoke]

Criticizing our Judiciary System and our intelligence agencies is a direct threat to our standing in the world and our democracy. It weakens our strength as a nation.

[TCt]

7:38 Tremendous difference?
What a trifling fool.
Smdh

[moonmunster]

Trump already is a joke. Even though he may be president in name but I don't consider him my president. No way at all.

[Someone--Else]

I still can't believe he actually said he was thankful for himself. I mean we all know he surely thinks such things all the time, but for him to actually say it is still at least a little surprising.

[AThagoras]

Donald, please tell me one more time how great you are!

[tommyl.dayandtherunaways]

I know impeachment isn’t a sure thing, or even likely at this stage unless Mueller drops his final report, but I really wouldn’t want to get on the wrong side of the guy who is going to preside over your subpoena fight in court and, if it comes to it, your impeachment trial. But that’s just my little ol’ opinion...

[gymkhanadog]

Trump has absolutely no right to speak to anyone about "common sense". Absolutely no right.

[samiaint]

Many of the Republicans that won in the mid-terms won because of gerrymandering. Without gerrymandering, Republicans could not have won.