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Today on the Playbook podcast, Donald Trump heads to the Supreme Court for the big case on

birthright citizenship. The president will also address the nation tonight

on the war in Iran and we'll all be watching as NASA takes off this evening, we hope, and heads back

to the moon. Hello, I'm Jack Blanchard. And I'm Dasha Burns. It is Wednesday, April 1st.

Happy April, Jack. Happy April. We made it into full spring. And I guess we

ought to do some sort of mean joke on each other because it's April Fool's Day. Do you do that

over here? Oh, yeah. Get ready. I'm coming for you. I'm hoping that it's not an April full that

Donald Trump is actually going to go to the Supreme Court this morning. But that's what he says he's going to do because the justices will be hearing

the big case on birthright citizenship. We've been waiting for this for a long time. The

President, of course, laid down that executive order last year, essentially recasting or

rethinking as he hopes to do the 14th Amendment, and we're going to hear the

arguments today. This is a big one, actually. This feels like one of the biggest Supreme Court

cases we're going to get in this entire presidency. Yeah, for the president, this is massive. We've

talked for a while now about how immigration has gone from being one of his strongest issues to a liability during all of the tragedy in Minneapolis and the national anger over some of the images that we saw from ICE and there was this huge shakeup at DHS.

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