It's the Brian Mayer Show on WNYC.

Good morning everyone.

On the day of the New Hampshire primary,

they have that ceremonial first vote just after midnight

in the tiny town of Dixville Notch, you know about that?

Those votes have been counted.

It was Nicky Haley 6.

Donald Trump, nothing.

Kind of a small sample size, right? Six votes, but so far it's a shutout.

This January 23rd is also a day when bipartisan Senate negotiators might finalize a deal on border security in exchange for aid to Ukraine.

It's a day after the US bombed eight more Huthi targets in the Middle East,

and it's a day when the Supreme Court might rule on whether Donald

Trump and any president has total immunity from prosecution even if he orders the U.S.

military to assassinate a political rival?

What?

Yes, really.

If you haven't heard this yet, here was the moment,

we're going to play a clip in the US Court of Appeals hearing when a Trump attorney argued that the

president could order seal Team 6 of the United States Navy to assassinate a

political rival and be immune from prosecution for it.

This begins with a question to the Trump attorney by Appeals Court Judge Florence Pan.

I ask you a yes or no question.

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