It's the Brian Air Show on WNYC. Good morning everyone. Happy Super Tuesday. If it is a

happy Super Tuesday, it's a happy Super Tuesday for Donald Trump and those who support

him in Colorado, one of the 15 states voting today.

You know that the news broke yesterday during yesterday show, in fact, that the Supreme Court

ruled 9 to nothing that Colorado cannot remove

Trump from the presidential ballot just because he caused an insurrection,

that little thing that's covered in the insurrection clause of the Constitution.

But here's an aspect of that ruling

that I think has been under covered so far.

None of the nine justices disputed the finding

of the Colorado courts that Trump engaged in an insurrection.

Maybe they just didn't need to take a position on that in order to come to their conclusion,

or maybe their silence is more meaningful than that and suggests the strength of the

January 6th related criminal charges against Trump.

We have the perfect guests to answer that question and talk more broadly about the

intersection of criminal accountability and the presidential election now

NYU law professors Melissa Murray and Andrew Weisman they have a new book called The Trump Indictments,

the Historic Documents with Commentary.

And it's exactly what the title says.

The actual text of the four criminal indictments

against Trump annotated with commentary.

Those four indictments are in the federal election fraud case, the

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