Hour 1 - SCOTUS Hears Colorado Trump Ballot Case

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

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🗓️ 8 February 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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SCOTUS hears Colorado Trump ballot insurrection case, justices seem very skeptical that January 6 was an insurrection. It should be a 9-0 ruling, but don't be surprised if it's 6-3. Clay and Buck play and analyze audio from the oral arguments. Trump press conference joined in progress. Gorsuch grills Colorado lawyer, even Ketanji Brown Jackson sounds skeptical.

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0:58.0	Thursday edition of the program and we can say as we join you today something unprecedented in the
1:06.2	truest sense of the word is actually underway the states of Colorado and Maine
1:11.6	are arguing that Donald Trump should not be on the ballot for the
1:17.2	2024 election because they are saying that he actually has violated the Constitution and is not eligible and they are making
1:27.4	the argument that he violated the Constitution as it was amended to deal with Confederate soldiers.
1:35.0	I am a Civil War history buff, I have to admit Buck, I never thought that the
1:41.0	legacy of the Civil War as it pertains to who's eligible to be elected
1:47.0	President of the United States would be a focal point of any Supreme Court
1:51.7	argument in my lifetime certainly not in the 21st century,
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