Your cheat sheet for Wednesday’s Supreme Court oral arguments on Trump’s travel ban.

From the pool report …

Thanks to Jon Karl and our TV friends for settling the debate of the day. When POTUS brushed something off President Macron’s suit coat, he said it was dandruff: “We have a very special relationship, in fact I’ll get that little piece of dandruff off,” POTUS said. “We have to make him perfect — he is perfect.”

Mueller’s Manafort warrants sought details and communications about the notorious June 2016 Trump Tower meeting.

In addition to being great representatives of civic evil, Kris Kobach and his clowns are amazingly incompetent …

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach and his lawyers appear to have forgotten to delete a section of a document they filed in federal court that a point of law "probably isn't worth arguing." pic.twitter.com/c7JV8544Cv

— Sam Levine (@srl) April 24, 2018

Rep. Daryl Metcalfe called fellow state legislator Brian Sims a ‘lying homosexual’. After Metcalfe played the victim over the response to his language, Sims called Metcalfe “Rep. Snowflake McRacist”.

It was universally agreed when President Trump nominated him, apparently with no vetting or preparation, that Ronny Jackson was woefully unqualified to serve as Secretary of Veterans Affairs. But he also appeared to be widely respected as the White House doctor who has served not only President Trump but also President Obama. Now accusations are emerging of excessive drinking, creating a hostile work environment and ‘improperly dispensing’ medication. Read More

Why did the pro-Trump National Enquirer (or technically its parent company) put out a special edition celebrating the achievements of the pro-Trump (and Jared’s best pal) Crown Prince to coincide with his visit last month?

Fun list of assorted bullcrap (Prime access) Scott Pruitt wasted your money on.

Following up on Sean Hannity’s claim that he discussed real estate questions with Michael Cohen, The Guardian uncovered that Hannity presides over a real estate empire valued at at least $100 million. This is not surprising. Hannity reportedly makes $36 million a year. He says he invests most of his money in real estate. If he’s making that much and investing in real estate, it would be surprising if his portfolio were any smaller. Read More

Roger Ailes, October 16th, 1968, campaign staff working for candidate Richard Nixon.