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again, it's a mixed bag decision. there is some presidential immunity. there is presidential immunity for official acts, not unofficial acts. the way that they've worded it as we've been discussing at this table and with our guests is that it does seem to lean heavily toward donald trump's arguments here, that he can do what he wants to do as the president of the united states. let's bring in ken dilanian outside of the supreme court. ken, what do you have? >> reporter: yeah, katy, i think the analysis here has been spot on. you know, the decision goes a long way to say that the pres...

it is good to be back with you on this second hour of "chris jansing reports." at this hour, a decision that dramatically reshapes the future of presidential power in this country. the supreme court ruling donald trump is partially shielded from prosecution in the january 6th case. the historic opinion by chief justice john roberts. plus, the scathing dissent from sonia sotomayor, calling the decision a loaded gun that basically makes the president a king. plus, what this all means for special counsel jack smith and when now might this case finally go to trial. our legal experts ar...

Nibble the constitution and i will obey the constitution of the united states. we're not going to use -- >> yay. i'll applaud that. >> how do you square that, mike? >> i agree. >> the way you square sit that there are different vergs of unconstitutional statutes and there are different degrees of problems in those statutes. president in that statement, i think he has some language in it that was inartful and that he'd probably like to have back with the experience of office, but i think key point is that when you have a critical threat to the president's core constitutional authority such as t...

Way. i disagree with that. i taught the constitution for ten years. nibble the constitution and i will obey the constitution of the united states. we're not going to use -- >> yay. i'll applaud that. >> how do you square that, mike? >> i agree. >> the way you square sit that there are different vergs of unconstitutional statutes and there are different degrees of problems in those statutes. president in that statement, i think he has some language in it that was inartful and that he'd probably like to have back with the experience of office, but i think key point is that when you have a critic...

It this way or that way. i disagree with that. i taught constitution for ten years and believe in the constitution and will oboy the constitution of the -- obey the constitution of the united states. >> how do you square that, mike? >> i agree. >> the way you square it is there are different versions of up constitutional statutes and there are different degrees of problems in the statutes. the president in that statement, i think he has some language in it that was inartful and he would probably like to have back with the experience of office, but the key point is when you have a critical thre...