Breaking down the Supreme Court hearing on Trump presidential immunity claim

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  • Опубликовано: 24 апр 2024
  • The Supreme Court heard arguments Thursday in Trump v. United States, a case weighing whether former President Donald Trump should be immune from federal prosecution for his actions while serving in the White House. CBS News' Jessica Levinson, Jan Crawford and Scott MacFarlane break down the historic arguments that played out in court.
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Комментарии • 535

  • @ronaldcole7415
    @ronaldcole7415 9 дней назад +122

    At least we once had a government that knew the President had no such immunity when Nixon was pardoned.

    • @jeepninja1
      @jeepninja1 9 дней назад

      We have a government that interprets it to fit their narrative. Full stop. Obama never got in trouble for spying in his political opponents. He never got in trouble for illegally using drones to assassinate American teenagers overseas.

    • @markphillips898
      @markphillips898 9 дней назад

      Nixon had the same immunity, Ford pardoned him to prevent an unlawful prosecution

    • @garydorfner6695
      @garydorfner6695 9 дней назад +2

      ...but he was pardoned. so your point is what?

    • @dauferm
      @dauferm 9 дней назад +1

      This was done proactively to move on. Nixon wasn’t in trial or anything

    • @eatmorenachos
      @eatmorenachos 9 дней назад +2

      @@dauferm Nixon wasn’t on trial at that point, but he certainly would’ve been. That’s why he accepted the pardon, which is an admission of guilt.

  • @jpan7071
    @jpan7071 9 дней назад +111

    Justice delayed is justice denied

    • @neoneherefrom5836
      @neoneherefrom5836 9 дней назад +7

      Hasty justice breeds oversights.
      And politically infused justice is not justice at all.

    • @alivewithhemp4989
      @alivewithhemp4989 9 дней назад +1

      Tell that to the J6 prisoners. 😢

    • @libbytaylor84
      @libbytaylor84 8 дней назад

      ​@@alivewithhemp4989Crying over traitors? Sheesh

    • @alivewithhemp4989
      @alivewithhemp4989 8 дней назад

      ​@@libbytaylor84 Traitors? They are innocent until proven guilty.

    • @libbytaylor84
      @libbytaylor84 7 дней назад

      @@alivewithhemp4989 They HAVE been proven guilty. Also, we saw them being traitors with our own eyes live on TV

  • @rhondaunger1228
    @rhondaunger1228 9 дней назад +55

    The Supreme Court has caused major grief to this case by sitting on it like fools

  • @carigillespie7344
    @carigillespie7344 9 дней назад +24

    Power corrupts the weak. The President has the most power in our country why would we allow them to be immune from their actions? If anything they should be held to the highest standard. With great power comes great responsibility.

  • @user-lh9zp5my3h
    @user-lh9zp5my3h 9 дней назад +162

    Sotomayor’s comment on presidential immunity with regard to an impeachment was quite strong. She implies that If the president has immunity and thus exempt from crimes, then the president could not be impeached because he would be exempt from all “high crimes and misdemeanors.”

    • @troyheffernan1261
      @troyheffernan1261 9 дней назад

      No, your reading that wrong. The impeachment of a president is to break his oath to this country and the American people. Like flooding illegals into this country. Give them credit cards so the vote will be there in the future. The crime is allowing criminals to stay in the u.s. without deportation. They're not citizens. The oath is to protect the nation. In that regard that impeachment would remove him from office by vote in the house or senate. I forget which one that voted in.

    • @funkymonk984
      @funkymonk984 9 дней назад +8

      Excellent. A very sound argument against absolute immunity.

    • @randybell9810
      @randybell9810 9 дней назад +2

      😂

    • @Fatdog-Dakind
      @Fatdog-Dakind 9 дней назад +1

      That's Right! Woot~!

    • @markphillips898
      @markphillips898 9 дней назад +4

      once again the "Wise Latina" shows that she is not too wise,....nobody is claiming that a president is exempt from high crimes but rather as the Constitution mandates, that unless and until he is impeached, convicted and removed from office he cannot be subject to prosecution under the law

  • @mollybrown1299
    @mollybrown1299 9 дней назад +19

    If you can not follow the law you should not be president

    • @deborahboggs6040
      @deborahboggs6040 9 дней назад

      there a reason behind him doing this and it isnt going to be for the good ...

    • @gman8177
      @gman8177 9 дней назад

      Then Biden, Obama, Bush, and numerous other Presidents should not have been Presidents.

  • @DeadCat-42
    @DeadCat-42 9 дней назад +180

    The ONLY reason to hear this at all is to delay Trump's trials and obstruct justice on his behalf.

    • @joetursi9573
      @joetursi9573 9 дней назад +17

      Yep/

    • @Tenebrous227
      @Tenebrous227 9 дней назад +14

      Ÿup

    • @wp8218
      @wp8218 9 дней назад +5

      Says the 7 month bot account

    • @Tenebrous227
      @Tenebrous227 9 дней назад

      @@wp8218 Yes, everyone that speaks truth while contradicting what "They" tell you must be a bot in your alternate reality

    • @nateh3441
      @nateh3441 9 дней назад +14

      @@wp8218 Says the 7 month bot account who is 100% correct.

  • @markdel2974
    @markdel2974 9 дней назад +41

    Oh BS this sht should of NEVER came before the Court.

  • @dannykrinkle4726
    @dannykrinkle4726 9 дней назад +88

    It's unreal that we are having this conversation. EVERY president is a person like everyone else and we are ALL accountable for criminal activity. Period. Why is this so hard to grasp? Anyone who thinks the president should have immunity is not interested in freedom or what it means to be an American.

    • @LarryK-jg6iw
      @LarryK-jg6iw 9 дней назад

      What are you going to say when SCOTUS rules against Trump on the immunity issue and Trump wins the damn election and uses that ruling to start REVENGE prosecutions of Biden and every other Democrat who ever served in public office? To a great extent, I believe that this is part of what the Court is struggling with. Even they can see the potential weaponization of the federal judiciary and wish to afford some protections against it though those protections will obviously fall well short of the blank check Trump hopes to cash. This goes way beyond Trump as well as way beyond the minimalist decision rendered by the DC Court of Appeals.

    • @magalymendoza9653
      @magalymendoza9653 9 дней назад +5

      Joe and his son they are not above the law; but they are😮

    • @yingyang1048
      @yingyang1048 9 дней назад

      Justin beiber loves diddy

    • @silvermainecoons3269
      @silvermainecoons3269 9 дней назад

      @@magalymendoza9653👈🏼🤡

    • @markphillips898
      @markphillips898 9 дней назад +1

      every president is not a person like everyone else,...just try going to sleep in the Lincoln bedroom and you will be enlightened

  • @pawnslinger1
    @pawnslinger1 9 дней назад +156

    During my life, it has always been clear, NO one is above the law. Even Nixon understood this concept. A crime is a crime. And anyone should have to answer for their criminal acts. Period. Full Stop.

    • @thiscorrosion900
      @thiscorrosion900 9 дней назад +5

      Not true, though: Nixon said "if the president does it, it's not illegal." So, Nixon had some fuzzy ideas about that, too.

    • @choco.es.unlimited
      @choco.es.unlimited 9 дней назад

      Fake news depends on your last name that will determine if you are or not above the law. Hilary clinton should have gone to jail. Many military personnel have gone to jail for the same act.

    • @patriots6552
      @patriots6552 9 дней назад

      Ask Joe Biden n the Clinton’s disgusting 🤮

    • @jeepninja1
      @jeepninja1 9 дней назад

      Unless you're a Bush, Clinton, Obama, or a Biden, or 90% of Congress

    • @LarryK-jg6iw
      @LarryK-jg6iw 9 дней назад

      @@thiscorrosion900 Indeed, and he made that statement BEFORE he was forced to give up the tapes and the full force of his crimes were exposed and his criminal culpability was apparent. And what do we think Trump will do if SCOTUS rules against him but his trial is not completed prior to the election and HE SHOULD WIN THAT ELECTION?! He will most certainly attempt to pardon himself which will present yet another spurious self-serving legal issue that will make it's way up to the Supreme Court. There is a long way to go on this issue no matter what the Court decides.

  • @arnesteinarson3645
    @arnesteinarson3645 9 дней назад +21

    A country who seriously is contemplating whether a president should be able to indulge in (some types of) criminal behavior - without any possibility of accountability - is on a steep downwards slope.
    No one should be given the right to do criminal acts - without legal consequences.

    • @detroit12870
      @detroit12870 9 дней назад

      No country in the history of mankind that allows a sitting ruler to jail his political opponents has ever turned out good for the people.

  • @johnmyers6117
    @johnmyers6117 9 дней назад +18

    Presidents should NOT HAVE IMMUNITY For ACTS TO SUBVERT THE PEACEFUL TRANSFER OF POWER. No immunity for acts to overthrow the government and become a dictator No immunity for high crimes and misdemeanors.

    • @nonya.bizness
      @nonya.bizness 9 дней назад

      and justice jackson did an EXCELLENT job of breaking that down. damn, she's a rockstar.

    • @carolyntoms8461
      @carolyntoms8461 9 дней назад +1

      Biden and Obama should go too.

    • @carolyntoms8461
      @carolyntoms8461 9 дней назад

      That includes Obama then for obstruction of honest transfer of government.

  • @tyronemosley6010
    @tyronemosley6010 9 дней назад +21

    Why have a Supreme Court if they can not rule in a timely manner.

    • @mattw7949
      @mattw7949 9 дней назад +5

      Hey, collecting blatant bribes is a good gig if you can get it.

    • @missmindersue
      @missmindersue 9 дней назад

      Exactly, why do they get to pick and choose which cases to be heard??? They should hear them all, or get rid of them 🤦🏻‍♀️

  • @joryscott6736
    @joryscott6736 9 дней назад +69

    This court is some bull💩

    • @user-xu6bv7yh2j
      @user-xu6bv7yh2j 9 дней назад +1

      The people should not listen to this - the court is not legitimate

  • @THE-X-Force
    @THE-X-Force 9 дней назад +7

    "Trump v. United States" .. really says it all.

  • @UserName-sj8fg
    @UserName-sj8fg 9 дней назад +91

    A President but not a king.

    • @Thorcat001
      @Thorcat001 9 дней назад

      Interesting I don’t remember Trump taken 270 bucks out of every Americans pocket man woman child, regardless of age to support another country by Russia, where he’s accused of laundering billions of dollars. Since you’re so rich, do you want to pay my 270 that I didn’t agree to or vote for? A family of four has to pay over $1000 in a family of five is over 1300. And you’re OK with this? Why because orange man is bad?

    • @matthewdo9027
      @matthewdo9027 9 дней назад

      Donald Trump is a fake billionaire, a fake president, and a fake king but a real dangerous criminal. Trump must be locked up to deep clean America and make it great again.

    • @noa2374
      @noa2374 9 дней назад +2

      He is trying to make himself a king or an autocrat.

    • @kalijasin
      @kalijasin 9 дней назад +2

      @@noa2374he is and it’s unAmerican.

    • @gman8177
      @gman8177 9 дней назад +1

      Sure, it sounds like you are in an echo chamber.

  • @truthvsopinion
    @truthvsopinion 9 дней назад +48

    It's almost as if these justices aren't old enough to remember Nixon and WaterGate. It's unfathomable that this would be such a DIFFICULT decision for them when any average citizen with basic common sense could make that call.

    • @maineymonroe8225
      @maineymonroe8225 9 дней назад

      They’re old enough. But Trump’s cult-like influence runs deep

    • @jackie5522
      @jackie5522 9 дней назад

      It really is UFB

  • @cccbbb3161
    @cccbbb3161 9 дней назад +38

    FROM FRANCE: World Democracy in the hands of the Supreme Court... some of whose members do not inspire confidence. Will they be courageous, simply honest?

    • @mattw7949
      @mattw7949 9 дней назад +2

      Jinny will make Clarence sleep on the couch if he doesn't defend her orange god.

  • @rowlandisbeautiful
    @rowlandisbeautiful 9 дней назад +11

    They are making this too complicated "Was a crime committed by a president?" is sufficient.

    • @brimtime8117
      @brimtime8117 9 дней назад +2

      And the answer is NO

    • @missmindersue
      @missmindersue 9 дней назад +1

      But it was by previous presidents, obozo, both bush’s, clinton kept going, all of them except Trump ✊🏼💞🇺🇸

  • @johnnyreed8537
    @johnnyreed8537 9 дней назад +47

    Absolute immunity? Does this mean that the president can basically do whatever he wants while in office, knowing that he's immune from prosecution? Insane!

    • @mattw7949
      @mattw7949 9 дней назад +4

      Time for Joe to call up Seal Team 6!

    • @wanderingwithjohnandsharon5007
      @wanderingwithjohnandsharon5007 9 дней назад +3

      The president then becomes king.

    • @babycakes1402
      @babycakes1402 9 дней назад

      44 presidents before him have NEVER needed immunity, nor have even asked for it. There's your answer right there. This is so simple a child of 7 should even be able to comprehend it.

    • @lowboyyy
      @lowboyyy 9 дней назад

      no,immunity is reviewed on a case by case bases,as of right now if a president does something that is not considered an official act they are not granted immunity and can face civil repercussions

    • @detroit12870
      @detroit12870 9 дней назад

      You just described Biden!

  • @karlgunterwunsch1950
    @karlgunterwunsch1950 9 дней назад +36

    Give presidents absolute immunity and then hand over the ruling to President Biden together with a Postit note of the number to call for Seal Team 6...

    • @historyrocks5970
      @historyrocks5970 9 дней назад +5

      100% agree.....and then they can visit the GQP nest🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

  • @linkly9272
    @linkly9272 9 дней назад +20

    The concept of absolutism in the U.S. died 350 years ago. The founding fathers wanted no kings, and the capability for one's rulers to face charges for crimes they committed is inherently a part of this rejection of absolute immunity.

    • @BarryHalls-uu9mx
      @BarryHalls-uu9mx 9 дней назад

      And Joey, the leftist king corruption ?

    • @linkly9272
      @linkly9272 9 дней назад

      ​@@BarryHalls-uu9mx Well for starters, your immediate response being an blatant attempt at deflection says a lot.
      And second: look, if you folks can actually provide any evidence of this alleged corruption by BIden then go ahead and try it, but otherwise it's just not happening. It's the same deal with the impeachment attempts.

    • @libbytaylor84
      @libbytaylor84 8 дней назад

      ​@@BarryHalls-uu9mxIf he commits a crime he will be held accountable

    • @BarryHalls-uu9mx
      @BarryHalls-uu9mx 8 дней назад

      @@libbytaylor84
      Border invasion should be a crime, Burisma is a crime, his day in court is coming soon .

  • @Jean-kp6cu
    @Jean-kp6cu 9 дней назад +6

    Easy: We the people do not have immunity therefore the president does not have immunity.

  • @blasphemertheseventh
    @blasphemertheseventh 9 дней назад +28

    Sauer is in over his head. His argument is DOA.

  • @tonyscott6837
    @tonyscott6837 9 дней назад +10

    It is important to acknowledge that no individual possesses absolute immunity, including the President of the United States of America. Our nation is not a dictatorship, which is one of the reasons we gained independence from Britain.

    • @user-xu6bv7yh2j
      @user-xu6bv7yh2j 9 дней назад

      exactly - they don't understand the Constitution

  • @Maverick_42
    @Maverick_42 9 дней назад +11

    SCOTUS can take all the time they need. Years if need be.
    In the meantime, let Trump go to trial and be judged.

    • @user-xu6bv7yh2j
      @user-xu6bv7yh2j 9 дней назад

      No - no one is above the law - not even SCOTUS - defnitely not POTUS - they do not have the right to hold anyone above the law - it's an abuse of power

    • @nonya.bizness
      @nonya.bizness 9 дней назад

      scotus currently has this case on a stay, meaning a hold. if they do not release that hold, this whole j6 case is doable, and even if scotus ends up ruling that presidents are not immune, tfg will be if he gets reinstalled.

    • @user-xu6bv7yh2j
      @user-xu6bv7yh2j 9 дней назад

      @@nonya.bizness Scotus is not legitimate - Kavanaugh lied on the stand - he should be impeached - SCOTUS is nothing but cronyism - money for votes - disgusting

    • @user-xu6bv7yh2j
      @user-xu6bv7yh2j 9 дней назад

      @@nonya.bizness AI should replace SCOTUS - it would do a better job

  • @forestecology3749
    @forestecology3749 9 дней назад +26

    It is a sickness that this is even being discussed. SCOTUS is demanding to determine if pigs can really fly by hearing from aviation experts. 😂

  • @timothycahill7535
    @timothycahill7535 9 дней назад +6

    Presidential Immunity would give the President more power than an evil man should have or a decent man should want. 😑⚖️🇺🇸

  • @gusguerra7031
    @gusguerra7031 9 дней назад +5

    supreme court better get it right ✅️ NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW!!

  • @YamIa3gypsy
    @YamIa3gypsy 9 дней назад +5

    Dragging their heels. While we are at it, could we please place limits for service on these judges?

  • @user-sl6fo1mz8q
    @user-sl6fo1mz8q 9 дней назад +14

    Don't give this an inch, no immunity!

  • @radagastbrown9001
    @radagastbrown9001 9 дней назад +8

    Why don't they just tear up the Constitution

  • @ditchdakkon
    @ditchdakkon 9 дней назад +4

    i like how the basic reasons that america was founded is under question now even though we all learned this in the 4th grade

  • @brianchase9251
    @brianchase9251 9 дней назад +16

    Can we get this over with? Hasn't America suffered enough? The GOP has dug itself into such a deep hole over the last 7-8 years and they just keep digging. My former party is unsavable at this point, and it will take at least a generation to overcome. Quite possibly two generations.

  • @Wizardof
    @Wizardof 9 дней назад +22

    If they rule him immune, they should grant EVERY PRISONER a release in the USA. Every ticket, ruling, child support, weed charge... GONE! *HANDCLAP*

    • @patrickh6291
      @patrickh6291 9 дней назад

      If all those prisoners are ex presidents yes.

  • @matthewjones6298
    @matthewjones6298 9 дней назад +4

    its called "Checks and Balances" The constitutional convention wrote that into the constitution. the President can be held accountable for their actions as president. both private and public

  • @audioandscifibooks3170
    @audioandscifibooks3170 9 дней назад +6

    If you make your president totally immune, you free yanks will have a king again. 😂😂😂😂😂. Why? LOL because you allow politicians to appoint judges. Well done you.

  • @CoolLava
    @CoolLava 9 дней назад +7

    No immunity. Break the law pay up. Presidents, as examples, are held to the highest standard. Not the lowest! For crying out loud!

    • @CheerfulAzaleaFlower-vd6nh
      @CheerfulAzaleaFlower-vd6nh 9 дней назад

      BUT it seems laws except for JBiden

    • @libbytaylor84
      @libbytaylor84 8 дней назад

      ​@@CheerfulAzaleaFlower-vd6nhWhat law dod Biden break?

    • @CoolLava
      @CoolLava 8 дней назад

      @@CheerfulAzaleaFlower-vd6nh J Biden? You’re nuts.

  • @mrs.bloxx-li
    @mrs.bloxx-li 9 дней назад +5

    What a crock! Nine co-conspiritors.😡

  • @micheleholcomb5490
    @micheleholcomb5490 9 дней назад +5

    No immunity for him or anyone.

  • @Sthithapr
    @Sthithapr 9 дней назад +19

    They should provide judgement on Trump, not ducking saying this would apply to all future presidents. Trump was not a typical President.

    • @sistakimleon3274
      @sistakimleon3274 9 дней назад +2

      The scope of the SCOTUS in this legal quandary is on the presidency in general, not any individual president.

    • @nonya.bizness
      @nonya.bizness 9 дней назад +1

      yeah, scotus doesn't decide individual cases. they decide disputes about what laws should be used by the lower courts to decide the case.

  • @thomasulatowski3012
    @thomasulatowski3012 9 дней назад +5

    We should be able to fix everything. But we can't fix anything.

    • @yostaustin
      @yostaustin 9 дней назад

      That's how I feel. It's so shameful and disgusting

  • @martinstock9407
    @martinstock9407 9 дней назад +2

    The decision that the Supreme Court must make here affects not only the USA but also has implications for the entire world. Nothing less than democracy and its values are at stake. I sincerely hope they are aware of this.

  • @krg038
    @krg038 9 дней назад +6

    The court is trying to deal with immunity for a former irrational president. Trump geared the presidential office for himself

  • @user-ym1zl3yo8t
    @user-ym1zl3yo8t 9 дней назад +3

    No one is above the law! Not even former or sitting president.

  • @bonniehall578
    @bonniehall578 9 дней назад +8

    What's with the voice problem
    This guy and Kennedy has voices difficult to listen to speak.

    • @philgeraci5845
      @philgeraci5845 9 дней назад

      It's what happens when you lie too much.

  • @davidrogers7145
    @davidrogers7145 9 дней назад +12

    Kim Jong Trump

  • @Kiki-en9vm
    @Kiki-en9vm 9 дней назад +2

    They shouldn't have taken this case at all, we are not practicing autocracy, and dictatorship.

  • @Challeen
    @Challeen 9 дней назад +1

    The Grifter Court should not even be debating this. Embarrassing.

  • @narishafoxx6998
    @narishafoxx6998 9 дней назад +2

    There is nothing presidential about this man. He is already being held to a different standard because anyone else would be jailed by now. Where is the line???? It keeps moving and it's not ok!!

  • @cardoma
    @cardoma 9 дней назад +5

    I think it’s a simple question: Do we want a president that swears to uphold the constitution and follows the laws of the land or do we want a dictator that creates a global crime syndicate?

  • @grunthostheflatulent2613
    @grunthostheflatulent2613 9 дней назад +1

    A nation's Supreme Court must be completely impartial and reflect the overall aspirations and general will of the majority of that nation's people and not the will and aspirations of those who appointed them to their position!
    Also,
    Here in Australia, judges and magistrates are not political appointees and must retire at age 70...

  • @Bobwilliams-tj2ou2024
    @Bobwilliams-tj2ou2024 9 дней назад +16

    Too many breaks for the ex- president already

  • @kennethquintini658
    @kennethquintini658 9 дней назад +16

    Please president Biden nominate more democratic judges to the scotus to equal out the right wing partisanship

  • @Cerceify
    @Cerceify 9 дней назад +7

    I didn't watch it all but I did hear Neal Katyal basically say this case is silly. As a taxpayer I think SCOTUS should have stopped this and just leave it to the Appellate Court. Now more delays.

  • @jimegloff8550
    @jimegloff8550 9 дней назад +2

    NONE! No Criminal immunity! But the conservatives and the chief justice did their best at delaying the trial(s).

  • @menotyou4847
    @menotyou4847 9 дней назад +2

    The real problem here is that our forefathers wrote our laws with the assumption that our presidents would have the maturity of an adult. Unfortunately, Donald Trump's presidency did not rise to that given assumption.

  • @joeanderson8839
    @joeanderson8839 9 дней назад +2

    This is not a difficult case. Presidents should not have absolute presidential immunity for criminal activity.

  • @ARRR-SAUROPHAGANAX
    @ARRR-SAUROPHAGANAX 9 дней назад +1

    "Did I understand you to say... if [the president] makes a mistake... He's subject to the criminal laws just like anybody else?" Justice Samuel Alito asked.
    "You don't think he's in a special, peculiarly precarious position?" he continued.
    Mr Dreeben responded that "making a mistake" would not land someone under criminal prosecution.
    I would add '' ask Kavanaugh siting next to you''

  • @Mannydingo30
    @Mannydingo30 9 дней назад +2

    Dude needs to clear his throat! I could not listen to that

  • @Melrose51653
    @Melrose51653 9 дней назад +1

    An official criminal act is still a criminal act.

  • @kalijasin
    @kalijasin 9 дней назад +1

    This immunity stuff is atrocious!! No one in this country is above the law.

  • @brendamiller8856
    @brendamiller8856 9 дней назад +1

    Private criminal activity is sooooo different than on the job 🥴. What the Hell is so hard in this?!?!?

  • @brucedecker402
    @brucedecker402 9 дней назад +3

    Such bs.

  • @user-bm4ic4kx2w
    @user-bm4ic4kx2w 9 дней назад +5

    Beautifully done Lana.

  • @choco.es.unlimited
    @choco.es.unlimited 9 дней назад +2

    I think they'll place it on congress. You need an act of congress to break down the line of immunity vs. no immunity

  • @Aidan-tu4un
    @Aidan-tu4un 9 дней назад +1

    Is it REALLY that difficult??? No elected person has absolute immunity for acts, in their personal or professional life. The person elected to the highest office should be a person of the highest integrity.
    If a President and their advisors feel that a decision may be ‘illegal’… THEY are the lawmakers and should change the law… this can happen quickly and in times of crisis or, for example, War. The President or indeed ANY elected official should uphold the law of the land at all times. Period.

  • @dunnkruger8825
    @dunnkruger8825 9 дней назад +3

    Please- set a precedent for a predator ex president

    • @omegatek6905
      @omegatek6905 9 дней назад

      Haven't you been paying attention? SCOTUS doesn't give AF about precedent. ie: Roe v Wade

  • @John-ie3km
    @John-ie3km 9 дней назад +1

    They were not 'struggling' They were FLOUNDERING. #cowards.

  • @Gordonoconner
    @Gordonoconner 9 дней назад +2

    THIS SNAKE IS GOING TO GET AWAY WITH IT... GOD HELP US ALL......................

  • @mateobaysa2055
    @mateobaysa2055 9 дней назад +1

    No one is above the law in a democratic country.

  • @DebraBashawPelsma-bg7rt
    @DebraBashawPelsma-bg7rt 9 дней назад +3

    Shameless conservative religious zealots of the highest court.

  • @user-mo8rh1hi5h
    @user-mo8rh1hi5h 9 дней назад +2

    No send it back to Appels court

  • @Uswesi1527
    @Uswesi1527 9 дней назад +1

    Ben Franklin wasn’t a lawmaker, nor a judge.

  • @cindycreateforlife
    @cindycreateforlife 9 дней назад +1

    Sauer is wrong and extremely hard to listen to! Just nuts!

  • @DouglasLyons-yg3lv
    @DouglasLyons-yg3lv 9 дней назад

    Brown-Jackson got it the most right - the risk of an unconstrained president is far greater than putting constraints on the president that can be adjusted over time.
    For this case it seems to me that the arguments should be heard at trial and the appellate process can make appropriate corrections.
    The justices are putting the horse before the cart.

  • @IraanOzono
    @IraanOzono 9 дней назад

    How completely unimpressed I am by the drivel flowing in this court. The essence of sophomoronic. Nothing *supreme* at all. A cataclysmic failure in slow motion.

  • @ourv9603
    @ourv9603 9 дней назад +1

    What makes him think he deserves immunity?
    Nixon was not granted any immunity.
    !

  • @emptysense
    @emptysense 9 дней назад +1

    L'etat c'est moi. Haven't these judges ever taken a history class?

  • @nonya.bizness
    @nonya.bizness 9 дней назад

    totally disagree with jessica's analysis. scotus absolutely does NOT need to decide the entire scope of how the whole concept of immunity will apply to all future presidents.
    it became very clear over the course of the hearing that the issues presented in this case can- and must- be decided without trying to do the impossible by trying to nail down a rule that would work for all future cases of presidential immunity.

  • @outonthetiles
    @outonthetiles 9 дней назад +3

    Trump is just beyond ridiculous.

  • @Aristotelezz
    @Aristotelezz 9 дней назад +1

    The question if a president has immunity, can do what he wants, is absurd. It's merely brought up to delay Trump's many court cases until after the elections.

  • @leoroldan3283
    @leoroldan3283 9 дней назад +1

    There is so much bull crap with the stupid issue on immunity. Will someone in his right mind after seeing what this traitor is capable of would seriously in their f ing mind give him immunity? Definitely, the END is near.

  • @Theresa1057
    @Theresa1057 9 дней назад

    Why aren’t they showing the Supreme Court the computer analysis? The errors and taking way longer than it should to count votes? Why did they let them keep counting and why was there more voters than registered voters? Why did they find people deceased for years votes?

  • @streamtards966
    @streamtards966 9 дней назад +4

    Trumpy thinks he can do no wrong

  • @drumtwo4seven
    @drumtwo4seven 9 дней назад +27

    CHUMP FOR PRISON 2024 🇺🇸

    • @stewartjoe1145
      @stewartjoe1145 9 дней назад

      I wonder how you will feel when Biden gets back in office and we are bankrupted and destroyed. Get ready for it people. It's coming whether you wanna believe it or not. Ignorance is not bliss this is fake and you know it

    • @stewartjoe1145
      @stewartjoe1145 9 дней назад

      I can just imagine if the shoe was on the other foot and it was about Biden. But again you would ignore it and nothing would be done

    • @stewartjoe1145
      @stewartjoe1145 9 дней назад

      I guess you wouldn't throw away your future and your kids. Future to beat trump There is no way that you can tell me or prove that you're better off. Now than you were under Trump. I've got the evidence in my tax return and my fuel bill in a big truck. But go ahead though your children's future away such stupidity 🙄

    • @tedadams6339
      @tedadams6339 9 дней назад +1

      ​@@stewartjoe1145bullshit! Biden hasn't caused this mess. Trump is the criminal here. Stick to the point at hand. I know Trumpers have a one track mind.

    • @Empathicveteran
      @Empathicveteran 9 дней назад

      ​@stewartjoe1145 No, if Biden broke the law then he's subject to the same penalties as any citizen. Republicans think they're above the law. Different rules for different people. That's why Republicans are hypocrites.

  • @johnashe105
    @johnashe105 9 дней назад

    We Americans don’t have time to ponder this matter now 😢we need to unlock our lower Courts

  • @julieoliver8170
    @julieoliver8170 9 дней назад

    It's about public property and private property rights.

  • @benjaminpowers609
    @benjaminpowers609 9 дней назад +1

    The conditional is whether the president is a Republican or not. If yes, there is immunity. If not, straight to jail.

  • @AAX1975
    @AAX1975 9 дней назад

    That whole Seal Team 6 assassination stuff is stupid. Even the Supreme Court felt that that was a reach. You could tell on the way that they were asking the questions and discussing it. Nobody in their right mind takes that as a possibility

  • @zeusteriyakijiizasutairyok5695
    @zeusteriyakijiizasutairyok5695 9 дней назад +4

    If only Eric Mays were here. POINT OF ORDER!!!

  • @jamesross3939
    @jamesross3939 9 дней назад

    Here is the deal ... there shouldn't be absolute immunity regardless whether official or private acts. If say he has immunity w/ official acts then we could well have a president that commits war crimes w/ impunity. That is ridiculous. That is no better than a dictator.

  • @RayBolden-hv7iz
    @RayBolden-hv7iz 9 дней назад

    Suppream court shouldn't even been in this

  • @scottcharney1091
    @scottcharney1091 9 дней назад +1

    The case could still get going shortly after the election. There are about two months between the election and the ballot certification, and then another couple of weeks before inauguration. What happens if Trump wins, but is in the midst of such a momentous trial, or even awaiting sentencing?

    • @bslangable
      @bslangable 9 дней назад

      he won't win. simple

  • @benniecleveland7092
    @benniecleveland7092 9 дней назад +2

    Lock him up,vote blue

  • @13orrax
    @13orrax 9 дней назад +1

    Managed democracy

  • @goodwill3649
    @goodwill3649 9 дней назад

    You think the Supreme Court could make better use of their time

  • @hakkebrakke8575
    @hakkebrakke8575 9 дней назад

    As a foreigner, from a nation where the executive branch powers and limits seems to be way more specified in laws (written about 100-50 years ago, may I recommend that someone takes a look at other democratic nations laws in this matter… Not to “cut and paste”, but as a map showing what routes can be taken in different types of executive acts. I suppose many democracies have already “stolen” ideas from the US Constitution, so no one would be upset 🙂. I doubt individual laws are copyrighted.
    It seems like the US has been successful in managing without having such specified laws for 250 years. Possibly thanks to an idea that the POTUS and other politicians are supposed to be gentlemen. Great! But from my perspective it seems like that now is something of the past. And I would assume there either has to be a massive work for the SCOTUS to accomplish, or-as in the case of the 14:3 amendment-the SCOTUS refers it to the lawmakers to make laws regulating the POTUS limits. But would either the SCOTUS or Congress have a Constitutional right to limit another branch of the Government? Alternatively must the POTUS then regulate the boundaries of his own powers? Or perhaps the three branches of Government will have to sit down and together figure this out in an unanimous way?
    Or perhaps an idea is to resolve only the specific instances of immunity this case is about. Then hope that the POTUSes of the future are gentlemen/-ladies, and resolve other Presidential immunity issues when and if they arise?
    Although I understand this is quite an annoying issue, it is rather interesting to see how such Constitutional work will play out. And I hope it will be a relatively smooth process. But again… some democracies seem to have figured much of this out already. Although the executive branch is then often selected by (and among) the lawmakers, and hence has less power on its own.

  • @deadraider420
    @deadraider420 9 дней назад

    We need a whole new court

  • @JoanL-ox8yw
    @JoanL-ox8yw 9 дней назад

    Immunity in Chutkan trial is the question that needs answering. That's all 2024 voters need to know right now. If justices need some bravo answer to an all and forever one has to wonder about their egos.