CNN: We're told President Trump has just left the Supreme Court

[LetMyPeopleVote]

trump only listened the Sauer's agreement and left when the ACLU attorney started her presentation. This is not normal for court cases.

Link to tweet

[mahatmakanejeeves]

1. Oh, no. I'm all out of rotten fruit. NT

[FarPoint]

2. His behavior reminds me of a scene out of the movie, " The Godfather".

Where they bring over this goon's family member from Italy, non english speaking...sits him in the court room while the goon testified.... Prompting him to not tell the truth. An intimidation message.

[Chipper Chat]

3. ELVIS HAS LEFT THE BUILDING

[City Lights]

10. LOL! nt

[underpants]

4. He has shown his displeasure

[walkingman]

5. Funny - there is no way that reptile's presence could possibly help his case. He is repulsive.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

6. Trump bolts from Supreme Court early as conservative justices skeptical of his arguments

trump did not have fun at the part of the hearing he attended. It is not good form to leave a court proceeding before such proceeding is over. trump may be unhappy that the conservatives on SCOTUS were NOT buying Sauer's arguments

Trump bolts from Supreme Court early as conservative justices skeptical of his arguments

www.rawstory.com/trump-bolts-...

— Rollie 🤬 (@architecturenerd.bsky.social) 2026-04-01T15:54:29.601Z

https://www.rawstory.com/trump-bolts-from-scotus-early-as-conservative-justices-skeptical-on-citizenship-argument/

President Donald Trump reportedly left a Supreme Court hearing early after conservative Justices Amy Coney Barrett, Neil Gorsuch, and John Roberts seemed skeptical of ending birthright citizenship.

Shortly following Solicitor General John Sauer's arguments against birthright citizenship, Trump was seen leaving the court, according to NBC News and a pool report.

During oral arguments, Roberts suggested that the U.S. Constitution protected the notion of birthright citizenship.

"We're in a new world where 8 billion people are one plane ride away from having a child who's a US citizen," Sauer argued.

"It's a new world. It's the same Constitution," Roberts said.

Link to tweet

[livetohike]

13. He'll probably bitch and moan about it in tonight's

lie fest. It will center on his grievances as it always does.

[Volaris]

17. He wont make it till tonight lol...he will have his first rant up by close of business lol.

[Safe as Milk]

14. Crybaby goes back to WH.

Simpering like a two year old. He’ll cry on Leavitt’s lap, his nose deeply nestled into Karoline’s nether regions. Her odor is Donny’s preferred source of comfort. He’ll be there all day.

[Volaris]

18. Ok thats in my head now, and isnt leaving anytime soon.

Goddammit, if I have to give myself an earworm later to make it stop, you'll be hearing from my lawyer for pain and suffering damages, you SOB lol!

[3catwoman3]

26. Totally off topic - what is the story behind your screen name?

[Ocelot II]

7. "This is not normal for court cases." The words "normal" and "Trump" should never appear

in the same paragraph. Of course he wasn't interested in hearing the opposing argument.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

8. trump believes that he is above the law and is not subject to the jurisdiction of the Judicial branch

I doubt that trump could follow the arguments.

[bucolic_frolic]

9. What is not normal? That Trump is there? Or anyone at all leaving early? /nt

[Volaris]

20. Both. 'King Donnie' goes where he wants when he wants, and to hell with the supposed decorum of his Serfs on the Court.

I'm really, REALLY going to enjoy pissing on his grave.

[Totally Tunsie]

21. Actually, both.

chump is the first sitting president to ever attend a SC hearing, and, per Court "established procedure", visitors are requested to stay for the entire session (so as not to disrupt), unless they are there for a "pass-through" visit designed and guided for just several minutes of viewing.

[Kingofalldems]

11. Baby Huey.

[mwmisses4289]

22. Baby Huey, iirc, at least attempted to be a decent being.

T, on other hand, doesn't even make the attempt.

[3catwoman3]

27. Even if he cared to try, I don't think he is capable...

...of being civil or decent.

[Aristus]

12. He left before oral arguments started.

I guess it wasn't the kind of oral he was hoping for...

[mwmisses4289]

23. !!

[City Lights]

15. Nap time for Stinky Don. nt

[LetMyPeopleVote]

16. Courtroom sketch of President Trump listening to Ketanji Brown Jackson speak

Link to tweet

[Emile]

19. Did Pam Bondi leave with him?

[Blue Owl]

24. Take your toddler to work day

[LetMyPeopleVote]

25. 'Fidgeting' Trump had to be moved during Supreme Court hearing: ACLU attorney

trump is too stupid to understand the concepts being discussed. trump could understand that his attorney was NOT doing a good job and that the Justices were not buying what his attorney was trying to sell

Donald Trump's unprecedented appearance at the Supreme Court encompassed both a request that his seat be moved and the reported inability of the president to hold still while lawyers made their case before the nation's highest court.

— Raw Story (@rawstory.com) 2026-04-02T20:55:24Z

https://www.rawstory.com/trump-fidget-supreme-court/

Appearing on MS NOW with host Jonathan Lemire, ACLU Executive Director Anthony Romero stated the president sat right in front of him, so he had a ringside seat to watch the president react to arguments over his attempt to override the 14th Amendment on birthright citizenship.....

“Could you see him from your vantage point? If so, what was he like?” MS NOW’s Lemire asked.

“He was six feet in front of me... he was literally right in front of me,” he recalled. “I was one row behind him, the Secret Service and then the president, so I could watch him entirely throughout the argument. Some of the press reports also got it wrong. Some of the press reports said that he left after the government had its case; the president sat through at least 10 to 15 minutes of our argument.”

“I could see him fidgeting in the chair. I literally could see him, he was literally in my line of vision,” he added. “And when our legal director, Cecillia Wang, made her opening statements, and then when she began to answer questions from the justices, you could see he started getting restless. His shoulders slumped a little bit.”

“I think he was there, clearly to intimidate the justices,” he added. “When they first had him, they sat him on the very end of the front row. And then the Commerce Secretary, Mr. [Howard] Lutnick got up and told the security guards that Mr. Trump would like to be seated more centrally in the courtroom. So they moved him literally right in front of us.”

“And then it was clear that he was endeavoring to put his thumb on the scale. He was endeavoring to glower at the justices to kind of intimidate them, almost defy them to rule against him,” he continued. “And what was remarkable, and this really is a testament that our system of checks and balances is working, that it's a coequal branch of government. Donald Trump is a guest in the Supreme Court. This is Chief Justice Roberts’ house. And there was not a mention, they did not miss a beat when he walked in, the courtroom got quiet. When he walked out, no one missed a beat.”

[struggle4progress]

28. Can anyone spell OAF?