Tonight the historic Supreme Court decision on Donald Trump's immunity claim, the high court

raising the bar for prosecuting the former president, how it's going to impact the

federal election case.

Then what's next after last week's debate?

The Biden campaign touting big fundraising numbers while they fend off calls for the

president to drop out of the race as the 11th hour gets underway on this Monday night.

Good evening, once again, I am Stephanie Rule

live from Rockefeller Center and we are

now 127 days away from the election and today the Supreme Court gave Donald

Trump more legal cover in his election interference case and transform the power of

the United States presidency. In a 63 decision the justice has ruled that

Trump does have immunity for some of his actions as president in that case.

Here's my colleague Laura Jared with the details.

Tonight a monumental win at the Supreme Court for former President Trump, the conservative majority finding a action during his presidency. The 63 ruling a defeat for Special Counsel Jack

Smith with the court bulldozing through the charges against Mr. Trump for his

alleged criminal efforts to stay in power,

making the completion of any trial before November,

virtually impossible.

Chief Justice John Roberts laying out a new sliding scale

of what can be prosecuted, saying a president may not be prosecuted

for exercising his core constitutional powers, that he has immunity from

prosecution for all his official acts, but that a president has no immunity for private

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