Tonight on 360, President Biden addresses the nation after the Supreme Court hands down

a ruling for the ages, giving the former president a level of immunity from January 6

charges and blurring the line, critics warn between presidents and kings.

Also tonight, new reporting how long some Democrats close to the president

have been concerned about his condition

as the cause for him to get out of the race continue

and his supporters pushed back hard.

And later, one of the former president's senior advisors in January 6, agitator, Steve Bannon, reports

to prison.

Good evening, thanks for joining us.

Just minutes ago, President Biden, who once

chaired the Senate Committee in charge of vetting Supreme Court nominees, had this

to say about today's historic ruling on presidential immunity.

With today's Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity, that fundamentally changed.

For all, for all practical purposes, today's decision almost certainly means that there are

virtually no limits what the president can do. This is a fundamentally new principle,

and it's a dangerous precedent.

The president's comments obviously come in the midst of political turmoil with a lot of questions about his health and fitness for office.

We'll have new reporting by Carl Bernstein on that shortly, but first the ruling by the Supreme Court.

It certainly delays Jacksmith's January 6 case

against the former president,

potentially affects any state election

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