It's time for Justice Matters with former federal prosecutor and MS NBC analyst,

Plen Kirchner. Donald Trump's 2020 election subversion case is finally back on track after months of delay

thanks to the Supreme Court.

Glenn was in the courtroom to watch the action live as it happened.

So friends, as you're well aware,

Donald Trump tried to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election, tried to deny

Joe Biden his rightful election win, he tried to retain the power of the presidency unlawfully and unconstitutionally and he was indicted.

On four felony counts for the crimes he committed, but then of course he ran to the Supreme Court, his Supreme Court, at least the, you know,

radical right-wing justices, six of them, and he said, wait a minute, wait a minute,

a minute, a president of the United States should have

absolute immunity from being prosecuted for the crimes he commits against the

American people.

And the Supreme Court largely agreed with Donald Trump,

the radical right-wing block, and they said,

you know what?

For your official presidential acts, we think you should have immunity.

You shouldn't be prosecuted for those crimes you commit in violation of our nation's laws

and against the people of the United States.

But what we need the trial court to do,

trial court Judge Tanya Chutkin, the presiding judge,

what we need the trial court to do is hold a hearing, look at all of your crimes, all

of your conduct, all of your acts, and decide which ones were official presidential acts and which ones weren't, which were

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