Today we're going to talk about Trump's insistence that a president needs immunity

even if he has his political opponent assassinated.

And I interviewed Representative Jasmine Crockett, whose latest moment at the House Oversight

Committee's Hunter Biden hearing went viral about what Republicans are saying behind the

scenes after their circus of a hearing and her response to Hunter walking out on Marjorie

Taylor Green.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen and you're listening to no lie. You've probably heard by now that Trump's attorney was in court arguing that Trump needs

full immunity as president to which the judges on the DC appeals panel asked okay well if a president tries to

assassinate his political opponent does that mean he can't be criminally

prosecuted and Trump's lawyers agreed saying that he can only be prosecuted if he's

impeached and convicted in the Senate first,

which to be clear is a made-up threshold. Like that's not how it works. It's not enumerated in the Constitution.

They decided that out of whole cloth.

And there are two things here that stuck out at me.

Here's the first one.

If Donald Trump's attorneys are arguing that presidents can do quite literally anything

they want, including having their own political opponents assassinated with immunity,

then why doesn't Joe Biden come out and announce that he's having Trump jailed, that he's having

him deported, that he's declaring himself president for life. In this case, the more insane the suggestion, the better,

because it'll put on full display the insanity of this idea that a president can do anything

with no recourse. I know the Trump team traffics pretty openly in hypocrisy, but man what I would

give to see them argue at literally the same time that Donald Trump has full immunity to do

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