So, Good evening. It's Wednesday, July 3rd. Welcome to a new episode of

System Update, our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 PM

Eastern exclusively here on Rumbull, the free speech alternative to YouTube.

Tonight, the top story dominating our politics for obviously understandable reasons is the massive

multi-prong pressure being applied by multiple power centers to force the sitting President

Joe Biden out of the election and Joe Biden out of the election

and possibly even out of the White House despite his obvious and genuine desire

to remain.

We'll examine the various democratic implications of all of that in a few minutes but before we get to that the Supreme Court last week issued a ruling regarding the scope of presidential immunity relating to criminal prosecution in the context of the attempt by Jack Smith

and the Justice Department to prosecute Donald Trump for his behavior after the

2020 election. Now this is the first time in history that the court, the Supreme Court, or any court,

had to address this specific question. And the reason for that is an obvious fact, namely never before

in our nation's history has any president

been criminally prosecuted either during their presidency or after.

We'll leave it to you to ask whether that's because no American president prior to

Trump has ever violated the law while in office or if this is yet another

instance of longstanding and unquestioning American traditions and norms being disregarded in the singular name of Donald Trump.

Whatever is true about that, it is vital to engage in a sober, careful, and accurate analysis of what this ruling actually

said, both because it is an important decision in its own right, but also because I have rarely,

if ever, seen a Supreme Court decision be so deliberately

distorted misrepresented exaggerated and hysterically maligned as the one

issued by the court last week in Trump versus the United States.

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