His arguement is the US District courts are territorial courts, Article IV courts lacking Constitutional authority to take jurisdiction in the 50 geographical states. He has shown that to be the case. Congress has given these courts jurisdiction, general jurisdiction over federal crimes. The Congress lacks the Constitutional authority to grant jurisdiction in the union states. Congress lacks Constitutional authority to legislate in the union states. The Congress has usurped this power.
By the way, as far as intelligence, he was a National Merit Scholar. I rated in the 99th percentile in the USA on the National Merit Scholarship tests for 1960. That wasn't enough for me to qualify to be awarded a National Merit Scholarship. So he must have been near the 100th percentile to awarded the honor. That means 99 % of the high school seniors taking the National Merit Scholarship exams the year he graduated rated lower than he did.
Can you show us where, in the Constitution the US District courts have authority to take jurisdiction in any of the union states? I don't think you can and neither can these two federal judges.

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