Morning Joe Trump wants immunity for himself, not for Obama
Jul 24, 2025
Jim VandeHei, Co-founder and CEO of Axios, engages in a lively discussion with David French, a New York Times opinion columnist, about the intricate legal debates surrounding presidential immunity amidst serious allegations linked to Obama. They delve into Tulsi Gabbard's controversial White House statements, which have stirred conversations about 2016 election interference. The talk expands to FEMA's delayed response to Texas flooding, spotlighting the challenges of bureaucracy, accountability, and the impact of political rhetoric on public perception.
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Senate Intel: Trump Campaign Threat
- The Senate Intelligence Committee under Marco Rubio concluded that the 2016 Trump campaign posed a grave counterintelligence threat.
- This report confirms Russian interference aimed to harm Hillary Clinton and assist Trump's campaign.
Gabbard's Russia Claims Questioned
- Tulsi Gabbard released declassified documents claiming Obama committed treason regarding 2016 Russia interference.
- These claims lack credible evidence and serve as political distractions.
Media's Role in Uncovering Epstein Files
- Wall Street Journal's fearless reporting uncovers explosive stories about Trump and Epstein files.
- Media companies often avoid such stories fearing lawsuits, but transparency is crucial.