Trump Blasts Conservative Justices, Calls for America-First Line

0:00It's April 22nd. I'm Cory with the story. This is US News Today, driven by AI and Bill for America. President Donald Trump went off on the Supreme Court's conservative justices this week, saying they don't stick together, like the liberal ones do. In a long-truth social post on Wednesday, he accused them of handing big wins to Democrats on key issues, calling some weak and off-track from what. They promised. Trump pointed to a recent tear-frolling that he says, slaps America with a $159 billion hit, calling it ridiculous and abused. For foreign interests, he contrasted that, with how Democrat justices always vote as a solid block, no matter the case. This hits hard because Trump himself put three conservatives on the bench during his first term. Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney, Barrett building the current majority. Still, he claims they fractured, letting the left rack up victories on economic policy and constitutional fights. He's also sounding the alarm on birthright citizenship, warning an upcoming decision there

1:04could wreck national identity and cost even more. Trump argues the courts already tilted left without any need for Democrats to pack it. Bottom line. Trump's firing up his base by calling out judicial drift, pushing for justices who truly hold the line on America's first principles.