The MeidasTouch Podcast Whoa! Press Sec Just Blew Trump Immunity with Blunder
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May 24, 2025 The podcast dives into the surprising blunder by Trump's Press Secretary that jeopardizes his claims of immunity related to shady meme coin dealings. It explores the legal ramifications of misplaced comments and how recent Supreme Court rulings could reshape perceptions of presidential immunity. There’s a deep examination of Trump's questionable involvement in cryptocurrency, highlighting potential corruption. The hosts also advocate for increased transparency and accountability in the intersection of politics and finance.
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Levitt's Slip Chips Trump Immunity
- Caroline Levitt admitted Trump's meme coin meetings are "personal time," undermining presidential immunity claims.
- The Supreme Court states no immunity applies to unofficial acts, making Trump vulnerable to prosecution.
Supreme Court on Immunity Limits
- The Supreme Court distinguishes official presidential acts entitled to immunity from unofficial acts that are not.
- Trump's meme coin meeting likely falls in unofficial acts, exposing him to legal risks.
Trump's Damage Control via Social Media
- Trump's social media post reframes the dinner as a patriotic crypto event, likely damage control.
- The meeting is a personal grift, not an official government function enhancing U.S. crypto leadership.