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You may have seen as it continues this wall-to-wall coverage of the

audio of the Supreme Court hearing on presidential immunity.

As you know, the ACLJ filed in this.

We have argued three of these at the US Supreme Court when President

Trump was in office, but this question is a little different. This is about when you are outside

of office, what would constitute an act that you could not be

prosecuted for and what would constitute an act that you did as president that you

could potentially be prosecuted for after you served as present.

There were some interesting hypotheticals.

What we argued at the ACLUJ is of course, there's never this this full blanket immunity it's not like the

president can do whatever they want as president and claim that was an official

act we have criminal laws on the books that certainly apply and one of the

hypotheticals we'll get into later was what if someone gave the president a million dollar bribe to make them an ambassador?

It might my answer would be very simple that a crime, that is not an official act

at the president, because the crime

came before the official act,

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