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single sentence that favors or even slightly sympathizes with donald trump's argument for presidential immunity. instead, the d.c. appeals court stands up trump's defenses only to knock them down one by one. the judges reached back through history citing case law from the early 1800s along with founders themselves on how they envisioned the power and limitations of the presidency. the court concludes quote, for the purposes of h criminal case, former president trump has become citizen trump with all of the defenses of any other criminal defendant. on trump's argument that the separat...

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A federal appeals court on Tuesday questioned whether a lower...

>> madison cawthorn somehow got a federal judge in north carolina to say that an 1872 congressional amnesty for ex confederates applies to madison cawthorn. and any future insurrectionists. that ruling is so bizarre that not one outside expert has stood up to defend it. and the court of appeals has agreed to fast-track our peel. and furthermore, win them greene try to use that exact same argument in federal court in georgia, the judge said that both she and north carolina's judge were wrong. so, marjorie taylor greene is going to have to answer questions on friday. >> and there have been a pai...

Long-obscure Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, once used to oust ex-Confederates from...

And seven years after the reconstruction government which was biracial was run out of the city. the reason for that statue was to express reconciliation on one sense that the north and the south would be reconciled, but there was more than that. the south wanted to show and new orleans was the epi center of a lost cause. wanted to show that it was now in command of its own destiny, and that the ex-confederates who build that statue, the charles fenner and randall lee gibson's, the francis t. nichols were showing they were in charge of new orleans and to reconcile with a past that was actually ...