Well, the Supreme Court largely cosigns Richard Nixon's

it, that means that it is not illegal.

Well, the Supreme Court largely co-signs Richard Nixon's

infamous argument.

What it means for the cases against

Donald Trump and could help President Joe Biden survive the calls for

him to step down tonight on Laura Coates live. I. All right, let me ask you a question, America.

Do you believe the following statement, no one is above the law? Do you? It's not actually a rhetorical question. I'm genuinely curious. Do you believe sitting where you are today that no one is above the law?

I bet for many of you at one time you would have answered yes and probably emphatically

and maybe especially when it came to the President of the United States.

But today, tonight, I wonder if that answer may have changed.

Today it feels less like a declaratory statement and more of a kind of valley up speak known as above the law?

Well at least one person no longer believes it.

Quote, the president is now a king above the law, unquote.

That kind of Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.

I'll read her words again.

The president is now a king above the law. That's how she

characterized the impact of the court's historic six to three ruling today.

One that found that Donald Trump and well any other president for

that matter has substantial immunity for official acts. In other words if it's

part of the official job description laid out in the Constitution, he can't prosecute him in criminal

court.

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