From the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Gettie show.

But you can't have a president without immunity.

You have to have, as a president, you have to be able to do your job.

But if this didn't work out, if I wasn't given immunity, then other

presidents when we talked about today, President Obama with the drone

strikes which were really bad.

They were mistakes, terrible mistakes.

You can't put a, you really can't put a president in that position.

So I think most people understand it and we feel very confident that eventually

Hopefully at this level but eventually we win a president has to have immunity

So that's Donald Trump today he is is in a courtroom today. He'll be in one

Thursday also but this is on the issue of whether a president can commit a crime

or not or do you have immunity from crimes for a number of

different reasons that have existed through our nation's history? One example that

Trump gave there. Yeah I think that's a pretty good argument.

I mean, you could prosecute somebody for all sorts of crimes

if they blew up a wedding and killed a bunch of people,

no matter what their intent was, there's still a crime that's been committed

reckless endangerment of you know homicide manslaughter etc

yeah I tend to think that for quote unquote crimes committed during the actual

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