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let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams.e've got these showdowns brewing between the president and courts on several fronts. >> let's keep in mind the difference between not complying at this particular moment and defying. what's the difference? not complying happens in cases, right? one party goes to court and says, hey, they're not complying with your order, judge. defying means, we're ignoring it. we're not gonna do it. and so far we have not seen overt defiance. we've seen the parties coming in and saying, wait a sec. they have not complied with your order, judge. the department of justice still treating it seriously, still appealing the ruling, doing all the things one would typically do in a legal proceeding. >> michael: you mentioned defiance. social media posts by vice president vance wrote judges aren't allowed to control the executive's legitimate power. does that sound defiant? >> that's a lot scarier, right? what j.d. vance is saying is much scarier than what's happening in court. j.d. vance is suggesting in that