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The Supreme Court in a six to three decision today has upheld the concept of broad immunity for former

presidents when it comes to their acts while in office. Former President Trump

calling it a win since it delivers a blow to the prosecution on charges he sought to overturn the

2020 election results

President Biden condemned the court's decision as we hear from NPR's to Medical

Morrow. The Biden campaign released a statement saying in part

quote, Trump's ruling doesn't change the facts of what happened on January 6th.

They also said that Donald Trump, quote,

snapped after he lost the 2020 election

and encouraged a mob to overthrow the results of a free and fair election and they noted

that voters rejected Trump once and that quote Joe Biden will make sure they

reject it for good in November. Of course the president has his own problems in trying to recover from his shaky debate

performance last week which Democrats fear is really hampering his ability to strongly

make the case against Trump but these legal issues are core to why Biden says people should vote for him despite

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