PRESIDENTIAL IMMUNITY

The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast

Salem Podcast Network

News Commentary, Politics, News

4.4 • 6.7K Ratings

🗓️ 11 July 2024

⏱️ 49 minutes

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In this episode, Dinesh outlines the broad reach of presidential immunity, as provided for by the Supreme Court and argues that it might be strong enough even to overturn Trump’s New York felony convictions. Dinesh examines pro-life dissatisfaction with Trump, in the wake of the new Republican platform, and makes the case for why it is misguided.

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0:00.0	The new two-part documentary Trump's front row Joe's is the first inside look at Trump's diehard fans.
0:07.0	The front row Joe's are incredible people.
0:10.0	Camping out for days to be the front row at every Trump rally to support their hero.
0:15.0	The kind of basis for all the rallies, there's like dead fans.
0:18.0	Trump's front row Joe's from executive producer Sean Spicer.
0:22.0	You had to love Mr. Donald Trump.
0:23.8	Trump's front row chose.
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0:27.8	Satum now dot com.
0:30.0	Coming up my topic today presidential immunity. I'm going to outline the broad reach of
0:36.0	presidential immunity as provided for by the Supreme Court. I'm going to argue it may be strong
0:41.8	enough even to overturn Trump's New York felony convictions.
0:46.0	I'll examine some pro-life dissatisfaction with Trump in the wake of the new
0:50.4	Republican platform and I'll make the case for why it is misguided.
0:54.6	Hey, if you're watching on rumble, listening on Apple, Google or Spotify,
0:57.6	please subscribe to my channel.
0:59.4	This is the Deneschisusa podcast. National America needs this voice. The times are crazy in a time of confusion, division, and lies.
1:19.0	We need a brave voice of reason, understanding, and truth.
1:22.9	This is the D'Anish-Da-Susa podcast. I want to talk about a massive decision that came down from the Supreme Court while I was away.
1:37.0	Well, there were several important decisions, including a decision on 1512, which is to say on obstruction of an official proceeding. The Supreme Court sort of
1:47.5	struck that one down and said that, hey, you can't just charge people who
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