Hey everyone it is 4 o'clock in Washington DC I'm Elisi Menendez in

front of whole Wallace lawyers for the disgrace twice impeach four times indicted

ex-president have taken one final step before an

appeals court hears arguments what is a fundamental and potentially

existential question for our democracy. Can presidents be tried for things they did while in office? for citing the doctrine of presidential immunity.

It is chock full of claims that are likely,

we are likely to hear in court next week,

and on the campaign trail,

as Donald Trump makes a third bid for the White House

and is the first vote sort to be cast in Iowa in just

under two weeks. Trump's lawyer says that quote the 234-year unbroken

tradition of not prosecuting presidents for official acts despite the

ciferous calls to do so from

across the political spectrum provides powerful evidence.

Presidential immunity exists, of course.

President Pryor, Donald Trump tried to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power.

Trump's attorneys also point to the quote likelihood of

mushrooming politically motivated prosecutions and future cycles of

discrimination.

So if the ex president isn't the one who is promising retribution against his political allies

and his allies aren't the ones plotting to end the independence of the Justice Department.

The most audacious argument in here, however, one that we discuss on this

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