
Trump's Awful No Good Day At The Supreme Court
From Above the Law - Thinking Like a Lawyer by Legal Talk Network
April 8, 2026 · 31 min · Season 1 · Episode 459
About this episode
The episode discusses Trump's Supreme Court appearance regarding birthright citizenship and the subsequent reactions and events surrounding it.
And Pam Bondi earned a pink slip. ----- The Supreme Court heard oral argument on Trump's effort to erase birthright citizenship from the Constitution via executive order, and it went as poorly for the administration as expected. But that didn't deter Trump from taking the unprecedented step of attending the argument personally. The president didn't last the whole time though, heading for the exit mid-proceeding as it became clear that his Solicitor General was getting boatraced by the competition. Afterward, the graduates of the Twitter School of Law ran to their computers to complain about Justice Jackson because... racism. Meanwhile, a Texas judge earns viral infamy for sniping at an IT worker and then doubled down on arrogance. And the Attorney General got canned.
Topics covered
- Supreme Court
- Trump
- birthright citizenship
- executive order
- legal arguments
- judicial decisions
- political commentary
Keywords
- Trump
- Supreme Court
- birthright citizenship
- executive order
- Pam Bondi
- Justice Jackson
- Texas judge
- Solicitor General
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Supreme Court, Texas judge, Solicitor General
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