The Trump legal troubles continue to get more troublesome, as one of Trump's outs has apparently

been taken off the table. If Trump were to be convicted at the federal level, he could still run

for president, win, and then theoretically pardon himself. If Trump were to be convicted at the

state level, however, say in Georgia, he would theoretically not be able to pardon himself,

kind of up in the air, we don't we've never been here before, but he theoretically couldn't because

state pardons are at the discretion of the state. And in the case of Georgia, he could not even rely

on Republican governor Brian Kemp to pardon him, one, because Kemp hates Trump, and two,

because in Georgia, the governor oddly enough does not even have the power to issue pardons.

In Georgia, that power lies with the state board of pardons and peroles, which has five members,

the majority of whom hate Trump. And even if they love Trump, the board members have to wait

according to statute until a convict has served at least five years of his sentence before even

considering his application. Now, some lawyers disagree. Mark Levin insists that Trump can in fact

pardon himself, even in Georgia, because the Constitution silent about whether a president can be

indicted, he says. The DOJ under both parties has said that you can't indict a sitting president,

because it would cripple the executive branch, and because the supremacy clause, rather,

in the Constitution, prevents local DAs from prosecuting presidents, because the effect of

those indictments would practically be no different from a federal indictment. It would just take

out the executive branch. And you know what might take on all of that is?

Yeah, sure. Sure, whatever. Mark Levin is a sharp guy. He's a sharp lawyer. His legal arguments

sound fine to me, but also this is not about legal arguments. The liberals arrested the former

president and current opposition leader for recommending a TV show on Twitter. We are so past the

point of serious legal arguments. I keep hearing, if such and such happens, if the Libs do such and

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