President Trump is still liable for everything he did while he was in office.

As an ordinary citizen, unless the statute of limitations is run, still liable for everything he did while he's in office.

Didn't get away with anything yet.

Yeah.

We have a criminal justice system in this country. We have civil litigation and

former presidents are not immune from being accountable by either one. That was Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell delivering those remarks after Donald

Trump was acquitted in his second impeachment trial.

But with the Supreme Court's decision on presidential immunity yesterday,

it is not clear if McConnell's argument was entirely accurate.

Our legal experts are standing by to go over what this all means now.

Also ahead, we're following the continued fallout's running President Biden's debate performance and new internal polling his team is now circulating.

Good morning and welcome to Morning Joe.

It is Tuesday, July 2nd.

Along with Willie and me, we have managing editor at the Bulwork Sam Stein,

former litigator and MS NBC legal correspondent Lisa Rubin,

former US attorney and MS NBC contributor Chuck Rosenberg and Willie a perfect

group for our top story this morning.

Yeah, a lot to sift through and some different views of where this all shakes out.

The landmark decision yesterday, the US Supreme Court granted former President

Donald Trump partial immunity from criminal prosecution

for some of the actions he took while in office.

NBC News, senior legal correspondent Laura Jarrett has details.

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