Just recorded this week’s Serious Trouble.
Don’t listen hoping for bunnies and rainbows.
Aside from the immunity debacle, the obstruction decision, a Cannon ruling, and a brief dive into the administrative state cases.
Does it include Trump trying to use the immunity decision to get the NY conviction overturned since they used acts while in office as evidence? Or did that come out too late?
Coming soon: "Judge Cannon, the only reason the defendant had access to these documents in the first place is that he was acting in his official capacity as President of the US, therefore he is immune from prosecution for anything arising from those actions after leaving office."
