Donald Trump's presidential immunity claim today rejected by three federal

judges. The lead starts right now. A major blow to citizen Trump as the DC Federal Appeals Court denies his presidential

immunity defense. A conservative former judge is taking us inside

today's ruling,

plus his take on what might play out

if Citizen Trump takes his case to the US Supreme Court

where he appointed three of the justices.

And frustration from Capitol Hill all the way to the border with a bipartisan

immigration bill on the brink of collapse. Independent Arizona

Senator Kirsten Cinema helped write the bill. She'll be here and we'll talk to her about what, if any, options are left. Plus, the mother of a school shooter in Michigan found guilty today of involuntary manslaughter.

How this case might set a precedent nationwide.

Welcome to the lead, I'm Jake Tapper. We start today with our law and justice lead in a massive

legal defeat for Donald Trump. Today a federal appeals court in DC unanimously

ruled that Mr. Trump is not immune from prosecution for

alleged crimes he may have committed during his presidency as he attempted to

overturn the results of the 2020 election. The three federal judges strongly writing in their decision that quote

for the purpose of this criminal case former President Trump has become

citizen Trump with all of the defenses of any other criminal defendant, but any executive immunity

that may have protected him while he served as president no longer protects

him against this prosecution, the three female judges, two appointed

by Democrats, one by a Republican, went even further than that today however,

repeatedly eviscerating Citizen Trump's behavior after the 2020 election as an attack

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