Trump's Arguments for Immunity from Criminal Prosecution

Trump argues that he is immune from criminal prosecution for any official acts he took as president, unless he is impeached and convicted. He claims that the President's official acts are protected by a magical force field of immunity that lasts even after leaving office. However, this argument contradicts his previous concession that a president can be criminally prosecuted if impeached and convicted. The judges highlight the absurd implications of this argument, such as a president being able to sell pardons or order assassinations without facing criminal consequences.