disgrace. And from my standpoint, as a black American, as far as I'm concerned, it is a

high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deigned to think for themselves, to do for themselves, to have

different ideas and it is a message that unless you cow town to an old order, this is what will happen to you.

You will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured by a committee of the US Senate rather than hung from a tree.

Calling for a constitutional amendment called no one is above the law amendment.

It holds...

I mean this sincerely, it holds it no immunity for crimes former president committed while in office.

I share our founders of belief that president must answer to the law. The president is

accountable in the exercises the great power of the presidency.

Where a nation of law is not kings and dictators.

The decision can be boiled down to the title of one case, Trump versus the United States.

This idea of a constitutional amendment, it's met with a great deal of sentimental support.

How practical is it?

Have you thought about how that would actually unfold?

Well, you know, they have to be adopted by a majority, super majority of the states in addition to passing through the Congress.

I suspect that this could go fairly quickly you have to understand what a truly bizarre

aberration the Trump versus United States decision was it is very peculiar it creates an immunity that is not found in the Constitution anywhere.

Except the Constitution has one immunity, it's for legislators to protect them from being harassed and

attacked by the executive branch so they can go about doing their duty. So the founding fathers thought about this and they put in immunity for certain types of legislative officials, for certain types of legislative conduct conduct but not things like treason.

And then along comes the Supreme Court and says, no, no, the founding fathers got it wrong.

We know better than they do. They never mentioned immunity for the president, but we're

going to make that up and we're going to give that to him. And by the way, we'll include treason.

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