A week of historical significance, the lead starts right now.

The huge decision earlier today from the US Supreme Court ruling that

former President Donald Trump has limited immunity

from criminal prosecution for official acts he took as president, including possibly some

related to the effort to overturn the election.

What this ruling means for pending cases against the former president,

plus how Trump's team intends to use today's opinion

to challenge the verdict in the New York hush money cover-up case, where

Trump is set to be sentenced next week. All of this at the same time that

official Democrats in DC and across the country are panicking, stressing, freaking out over whether they can continue

with President Biden at the top of their ticket given his, shall we say, troubling behavior during last week's debate.

There are very honest and serious and rigorous conversations taking place at every level of

our party.

Honest conversations with journalists and Democrats about Biden's abilities

coming up on the lead and moment of extreme

as Steve Bannon,

former Trump chief strategist reports to prison.

My force is going to be heard every day, and more importantly,

their voices are going to go. Oh! 24 lead where we find two colossal events that could pave Donald Trump's road back to the White House.

Today on the very last day of its term, the US Supreme Court ruled that former President

Trump does have immunity for some official actions during his presidency, possibly

including attempts to overturn the 2020 election.

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