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This Is Where Trump’s Case Fell Apart | The Frank Figliuzzi Show
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April 2, 2026
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5:11Now PlayingIn one of the most revealing moments from the Supreme Court hearing, Frank Figliuzzi and Kim Wehle walk through how Trump’s legal argument began to unravel under questioning.
From Justice Gorsuch’s unexpected line of questioning to the “domicile” argument collapsing under its own weight, this segment shows exactly where things started to break.
Wehle explains:
Why the “domicile” test creates contradictions the Court can’t ignore
The Native American sovereignty question that caught Trump’s team off guard
The absurd implications of applying the test in real life
Why even sympathetic justices couldn’t defend the logic
By the end, it becomes clear: the argument doesn’t just struggle — it structurally fails.
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