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Jason Selvig on What Trump's Supreme Court Stunt Really Means
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April 1, 2026
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19:48Now PlayingMolly Jong-Fast & The Good Liars Jason Selvig react to reports that Donald Trump briefly attended Supreme Court oral arguments on an executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship, joking about his courtroom demeanor while also highlighting his broader disregard for legal norms. The conversation then pivots to the guest’s on-the-ground reporting from CPAC’s move to the Dallas–Fort Worth area, where lower attendance, cheaper tickets, and the absence of major headliners signaled diminished energy compared with prior years. From interviews with younger attendees tied to the Turning Point ecosystem, the guest describes an increasingly explicit blend of Christian nationalism and white nationalism—framed as a divinely sanctioned “manifest destiny” narrative and paired with extreme deportation rhetoric—arguing that this ideological current is becoming more organized, more mainstream, and potentially more influential than Trump’s personality-driven politics alone.
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