tonight on 360, the latest moves in the former presidents attempt to avoid any criminal accountability for january six. and two cases that can make any president immune for anything that they do in office. also tonight, congresswoman aoc on her calls for clarence thomas to recuse himself after the appeal to stay on the colorado ballot. and reports tonight of bolts on the door applauds a boeing 737 max 9, after a terrifying incident in the sky that left a hole in the same model plane with few answers as to how it happened. good evening, thank you for joining us, we begin tonight with new developments in the former presidents push to make any criminal charges against him disappear. he will be an washington tomorrow in court by choice we should add. as a federal appeals panel hears oral arguments on his claim for presidential immunity in the january 6th case. today he filed an immunity claim on similar state charges in georgia. if they go his way, especially in the federal
washington tomorrow in court by choice we should add. as a federal appeals panel hears oral arguments on his claim for presidential immunity in the january 6th case. today he filed an immunity claim on similar state charges in georgia. if they go his way, especially in the federal case, it could make him, and any former president, legally unaccountable for any crime they may commit while in office. the same notion, another former president, who drew scorn for embracing. when the president does it, it means it s not immunity by definition. former president nixon said in 1977, that s what the current former president is claiming now, what the courts never fully decided back that. perhaps because richard nixon was never indicted on 91 felony accounts. and perhaps because at the time lawmakers held him political accountable including members of his own party. by contrast, during the second trump impeachment, most republicans refused to, quoting