Supreme Court's Decision on Presidential Immunity

The chapter delves into the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity, where former presidents are protected from prosecution for official acts. It explores the implications of this decision, highlighting the challenges it poses for special prosecutors in bringing charges against former presidents and setting a high bar for future criminal trials. The episode discusses Chief Justice Roberts' majority opinion, dissenting views on the breadth of immunity, and the potential consequences of the verdict being challenged, focusing on possible criminal charges against former President Trump.