It's Friday, April 26th. I'm Josie Duffy Rice.

And I'm Priy Anka Ara Bindi, and this is What A Day, the show that wants to know,

what is the asylum you were raised in?

Yeah, Monica Lewinsky this week referenced that Taylor Swift lyric in a post with a picture of

the White House, which I'm pretty sure is the end for everybody else, give up, stop trying.

Yeah.

She beat you. This is the best Taylor Swift news I've heard in a long time.

On today's show, we'll look at why New York's highest court overturned

Harvey Weinstein's conviction on felony sex crime charges.

Plus, pro-Palestinian protests are spreading to more colleges and

prompting more administrators to crack down.

But first, on Thursday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in former President

Donald Trump's presidential immunity case.

It is a landmark case with big implications for both this year's election, as well as some of the other criminal cases that Trump is facing.

Trump and his lawyers want the court to rule that he is immune to federal prosecution and to toss out the federal charges that he is facing for plotting to overturn

the 2020 election and Trump's lawyer John Sower really went for it during

arguments. Sower tried to assert that there is almost no situation under which a

sitting president can face criminal charges, not even ordering a military coup or

sharing nuclear secrets. This is just what the founders wanted. Absolutely.

Just exactly what they were going for.

They left the England monarchy and they were like,

let's just do another authoritarian thing.

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