Link , Link , [That common practice will not mean anything about whether Trump is likely to prevail in the long run. He almost certainly will not for all the reasons Chutkan persuasively articulated. The administrative injunction just keeps the archivist from releasing the records until the appellate court has an opportunity to hear Trump out and decide whether to issue a longer-term injunction pending appeal. The DC Circuit should not do so -- nor should it entertain any prolonged delays. Trump's claims are nonsense. He is likely to try to play out the clock in the hopes the House changes hands in 14 months and the subpoena is withdrawn before appeals are concluded. The appellate court should do everything it can to decide Trump's appeal quickly. Congress and the administration -- the appellees here -- should strenuously resist long delays and seek expedited briefing at every stage of the appellate process. The press and the public should vigorously back them as a matter of top national importance.], Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , [Trump's attempt to withhold records would present the Supreme Court with a novel legal dilemma, but past decisions involving executive privilege to keep documents confidential suggest Trump could have a weak case]