Bondi Fired & SCOTUS Signals Trouble for Trump | Melissa Murray & Preet Bharara
April 2, 2026
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as posted by the channelTrump’s firing of Pam Bondi and the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship case: what it means and what to expect next.
In this live conversation, Preet Bharara is joined by legal scholar and NYU Law Professor Melissa Murray to break down a busy week of legal headlines. First, they discuss President Donald Trump’s firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi and what her sudden departure signals about loyalty and power within the administration.
Next, the discussion turns to the Supreme Court’s oral arguments in the birthright citizenship case. They unpack the justices’ questions, the constitutional stakes, and why Professor Murrary argues that the meaning of the 14th Amendment should not be up for debate. Which conservative justices are most likely to vote against Trump? And should the Supreme Court have even granted review of this case in the first place?
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