“Article III Project” founder Mike Davis believes that the Supreme Court has failed its duty as it has allowed rogue district court judges to stymy the agenda of President Donald Trump.

He explained the reason for his group’s lawsuit against Chief Justice John Roberts when he appeared on the “Joe Piscopo Show.”

“I actually like the Chief Justice. I clerked for Justice Gorsuch, and I like him personally, John Roberts, but I would say this to the Chief Justice: you have failed to do your job as the Chief Justice of the United States when you have allowed these radical activist judges to sabotage the president’s Article II powers, Davis said.

“This is an assault on American voters. This is a repudiation of American voters by lifetime appointment, paycheck-protected federal judges who have no—who have no reason to be in this political lane. This is not judicial review. This is judicial sabotage.” The Article III founder said.

“And I say this to these judges, when you take off your judicial robes, and you climb into the political arena, and you throw political punches, expect powerful political counterpunches from the Article III Project because this is unacceptable. This is dangerous to our republic when these activist judges become political actors. And is the President supposed to report to 670 district court judges around the country for everything he does?” he said.

“That’s exactly right. It’s insane. And now this is a lawsuit that was—do you work, are you working with Stephen Miller on this, if I may ask?” the host said.

“Well, I have to be careful what I say on particular lawsuits on who I’m working with,” Davis responded.

“The Article III Project is an independent outside organization. We are very much aligned with President Trump, but we are very actively going to defend the President of the United States, Donald Trump, like we did before the election when we ferociously defended him against the unprecedented Republican lawfare. We turned lemons into lemonade. Everyone thought Trump was toast after the Mar-a-Lago raid, and now he’s back in the White House, and we’re going to continue to support President Trump every step of the way, every day for the next four years to make sure he succeeds,” he said.