WTH?! Trump Tells Judge Cannon “I Think Your Order Is Disrepsectful.” And Trump Is The One Asking For The Court’s Help Here. Damn.

This is preposterous. Trump just said he gets to decide which of the court’s orders… he will sneer, and comply with — and which… he will not.

This is specifically as to Tangerine’s “just-supplemented” notion of “I’ll tell you later if you ask“ — in response to a federal judge’s order that ALREADY asked, explicitly in writing last week. So, one would expect a very stern dressing down, from almost any other sitting federal judge, for such disrespect of the court’s explicit authority.

But given that Cannon’s in the tank for Tangerine… I expect she’ll just cha-cha along.

This would be met with scorching and justifiable anger, as to the rights and privileges of sitting federal judges to order litigants seeking redress from the court, to obey court rulings. But Tangerine writes that “HE” has decided to read her order in a very cramped fashion, thus:

“…Plaintiff [Donald Trump] has construed that Order in a limited fashion….

Plaintiff also submits it is more respectful to the candidates from either party to withhold the bases for opposition from a public, and likely to be widely circulated, pleading. Therefore, Plaintiff asks this Court for permission to specifically express our objections to the Government’s nominees only at such time that the Court specifies a desire to obtain and consider that information….”

[Ed. Note: here Trump tells Judge Cannon, in effect, that she is being disrespectful to the special master candidates by airing this in public — but that is what the courts do — they serve “we, the people” not Trump. Moreover, this is how it is done everyday — in the Florida federal courts, in public view — see the appointment of Barbara Jones in the Estate of Kleiman v. Craig Wright case (a potentially $37 billion lawsuit, with a jury verdict of well over $100 million), here.]

“…Such information could then be provided in camera or pursuant to whatever procedure the Court deems most efficient and appropriate. Consistent with that approach, Plaintiff is willing to provide our specific rationale for supporting our nominees if and when the Court so orders….”

Day by day, Cannon here absolutely confirms the judgment of the American Bar Association — in rating her “not qualified” for the federal bench.

Y I K E S….