Presidential Power and Immunity: Past, Present, and Future

The chapter delves into the limitations and authority of the U.S. president under the Constitution, examining topics such as presidential immunity, criminal prosecution, and checks on executive power. It explores historical instances like Nixon's pardon and Trump's indictments to understand the evolving norms and laws. The conversation also touches on the Supreme Court's role in enforcing limits on the president and examines the impact of recent events on the political landscape.

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