It's Wednesday, January 10th.

Forget shooting someone on Fifth Avenue.

Trump's lawyers say he can get away with more than that.

You start here.

Former President Donald Trump shows up to a federal appeals court to argue for nearly unfettered immunity.

As a president you have to have immunity. Very simple.

This seismic argument has now actually shifted a bit.

Kate Shaw is here to walk us through it.

Meanwhile, Trump's political rivals are stumping in Iowa, if they can get there.

There is a brutal storm, heavy snow that is

blanketing this state.

Campaign season culminates in a wacky winter finish and a judge comes

face to face with her attacker in court.

Judicial safety right now is a concern across the country.

A police are worried about more threats

to judges and their families.

From ABC News, this is start Here, I'm Brad Milkie.

It's kind of easy to take all the pending criminal cases against former President Donald

Trump and treat them the same way, right? Allegations about hoarding classified documents,

financial fraud, it's all serious stuff.

But some of these cases, especially the ones about election interference, raise much more

basic questions about democracy.

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