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I'm Daily Wire Editor and Chief John Bickley. It's Monday, July 1st, and this is your morning

wire afternoon update.

The Supreme Court ruled today that a U.S. President does have absolute immunity from federal prosecution for official acts, but not

for unofficial conduct.

The decision is viewed as a big victory for Donald Trump.

Daily Wire senior editor Cabot Phillips has more.

In a 63 vote, the High Court sent the case back to a lower D.C. court to determine what

constitutes quote official acts. The decision which came on the final day of the

High Court's term greatly reduces the chance that special counsel

Jack Smith's federal trial against Trump will occur before November.

Trump's lawyers filed to dismiss his federal election interference case back in October of last year

by asserting that the former president's actions were quote within his official duties.

Federal prosecutors argued that the defense's immunity argument threatened to give

president's quote license to commit crimes while in office. Here's

constitutional law attorney Jonathan Turley explaining why this is a win for

Trump. The court here is saying that we do need lines here drawn to

protect president so they have some breathing room and you have to sort of wonder

how the context affected the justices I mean if they want to look at the implications

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