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Donald Trump and his lawyers are making an extraordinary demand in the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals: They want Trump granted immunity from criminal charges related to his subversion of the 2020 election, because the actions were undertaken while he still occupied the White House.This has been widely depicted as a Hail Mary effort to scuttle special counsel Jack Smith’s prosecution of Trump for conspiracy to obstruct the official proceeding of Congress’s count of presidential elect...

Employment as a sole member of the executive branch, its for acting on the outer perimeter. decisions that he has to have discretion to make. if you have no discretion, why are you elected as president of the united states? thats the bottom line. the president should be afforded immunity. if the d.c. court does not make that decision, that would be mind boggling to me, to be honest. >> martha: so how long -- tell me about the time frame. obviously this is layered in an election year. this will l...

States, and prevent the peaceful transfer of power to pridt biden. it was not long after he pled but not guilty that his lawyers began citing presidential immunity, presidential immunity in hopes of getting the entire case dismissed. they first filed claims back in october, arguing that trump has absolute immunity from crimin prosecution for actions that were performed within the, quote, outer perimeter of his official duties as president. in december, judge tanya chutkan rejected the claims, sa...

In federal court, trumps lawyers will try to convince a three judge panel that trump is immune from prosecution. now, this trial was supposed to kick off on march 4th, but is temporarily on hold. there is a ton to follow regarding trumps legal peril, and you know theres a lot coming up. but before we go there, lets remind ourselves how we got there. in august, special counsel jack smith brought a four count indictment against trump, including charges he conspired to defraud the united states and...

Trump's attempt to have the courts immunize him from criminal liability poses a threat to democracy. The appeals court should quickly reject such dangerous theories and the Supreme Court must follow suit.

Pretrial motions challenging his charges in georgia. tuesday, he plans to be in d.c. when the circuit court of appeals hears his claims of immunity on january six related charges. the, two days later, closing arguments will begin in his new york civil fraud trial. and there might be in new york on january 16th, for the e. jean carroll defamation trial. christopher greenberg is back with me with a lot on her plate discuss. so, here we go, kristie. tuesdays immunity hearing, that one is potentiall...

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The principle upon which our nation was founded and that remains at the center of our justice system today is that no person — even a former president — is above the law, write Norman Eisen and Joshua Kolb.

Judge Chutkan is likely to reject the motion and the appellate courts will probably uphold that decision.

First. kabul makes all, provides everything that you need to be able to do that, capacity, proximity, it was the right choice. >> isnt it accurate hkia has one runway and bagram has multiple, making it easier for evacuation of individuals from -- >> that is a great point. i would have to secure it. reason we could stay there with 2500 people earlier is because we had the afghan security forces securing outer perimeter of bagram. you no longer have that, you have to commit 5 or 6000 troops to do ...