This is CBSI in the world. I'm John Batchew with my colleague and mentor, Professor Richard Epstein,

who's going to help me with the law when it comes to matters that have come up in these last days

with regard the Trump administration and the Obama-Biden administrations.

Number one, Richard, is the statement by the Attorney General, Ms. Bondi, that the

indication are from information released by the Director of National Intelligence, that would

be Ms. Gabbard, that the conduct of national intelligence, that would be Ms. Gabbard,

that the conduct of the Obama administration in league with then Vice President Biden,

who became President Biden, was treasonous, referring to the Russiagate matter.

That's number one.

Two, the question of treasonous, which is a vague term, does that not suggest a prosecution?

And what I read is that there is no crime there.

There needs to be a crime to prosecute.

And treasonous is not a crime.

It's an adjective.

It's a modifier.

It's suggestion.

And at the same time, the dirty tricks played by the Obama administration, that's what

they were called back in the 20th century, came to nothing in the end.

So, treasonous, one, is the first question.

What is that? And two, the decision by the Supreme

Court that a president cannot be pursued by the law, either for decisions he made when in office,

does not apply to both Mr. Biden and Mr. Obama as well as Mr. Trump?

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