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fox news alert. supreme court court, majority ruled that presidents have limited immunity from prosecution and they can be criminally prosecuted for unofficial acts. trump claiming he had presidential immunity from four felony charges in his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. im sandra smith in for harris faulkner. a big news day. the supreme court has thrown the case back to a federal judge to decide if trumps felony january 6th charges meet the criteria for prosecution. a trump c...

What did the jury say: so he brings a frivolous case on 6 charges, takes a statute, dialing with elections, and pulls it out. he is rebrigh rewriting statutes because he wants to do injustice. he is has the wrong mind set, he targets people, and hunts them and destroys them, they shipped him off to the hague to chase town genocidal maniacs, but

We need more time to get through the thousands of pages of briefs and information before we make a decision, so like the continuing resolutions on capitol hill and funding for 3 or 5 days, its possible the court could say give us a breather for a minute to make a decision. but as for the actual stay thats what the parties challenging are asking for, this is not going to be a matter of months, it could be weeks, it could be days in getting a decision here. >> sandra: i think the "wall street jour...

The arguments continue. we thought they would wrap around noon. this will probably be closer to 1:00 or 2:00 at this point. well keep on it. >> harris: shannon, thank you very much for updating us. tom dupree assistant attorney general are in "focus" now. im looking at notes that have to do with really what is at stake. before we start, "wall street journal" op-ed lays it out this way. it is more than just todays decision, tom. it has to do with the power of presidents. i will ask my team to pop...