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[ ♪♪ ] ♪ thats what i want ♪ >> neil: a good thing i cover money because its all about the money especially right now. money thats what the biotin and trump campaigns want and theyre hoping to hole in lots of it. president biden fresh of european trip, planning to sweep into los angeles los angeles tomorrow for star-studded hollywood fundraiser. former president barack obama julia roberts and george clooney among the big headliners. donald trump for his part attending a big bir...

The stage is set for June to be a mensis horribilis for the special counsel in South Florida and the District of Columbia.

The Supreme Court heard arguments in Donald Trump's claim that the office of the president has "absolute immunity" from prosecution for breaking the law. The issue is not as clear-cut as it might appear. Each side raises valid concerns. How do you think the court should rule?

Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie have announced their plans to file a Motion to Vacate the Speaker of the House. But Democrats, under the leadership of Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, have promised to block the attempt. So, would trying to oust Speaker Mike Johnson actually HELP the Democrats?

Last week’s oral arguments before the US Supreme Court on Donald Trump’s claim that he cannot be prosecuted for any actions he took while president, including his attempted coup of January 6, 2021, brought out divisions among the nine justices over criminality in the White House.

Allowing the most powerful person in the nation, if not the world, to operate without any fear of prosecution is a recipe for a dictatorship.

From the editorial: "It would be wrong to think of an expeditious ruling ... as an anti-Trump gesture; a ruling that allowed Trump to go on trial before the election could politically benefit the former president if he were acquitted."

There is no originalist case for presidential immunity.

The contributions came during the final week for gathering signatures to put abortion access on the ballot this year.

It seems unlikely that the Supreme Court will embrace Donald Trump’s outrageous claim that as a former president he enjoys absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for actions that he allegedly