DC Circuit Court of Appeals Oral Argument: U.S. v. Trump

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[patriciawilson]

Wish these up coming court proceedings were being televised. At least for future education purposes and for the public knowledge.

[photocath]

Boy, this voice grates. Chalk on board.

[evil_dave]

thanks for the pics of who’s talking. makes it SO much better than just audio. big hug

[trruthawareness]

if you cannot resolve it thru the moral or legal law, just talk as fast as you can.

[allthewayonehunnid]

This is history in real time. Wow. What a time to live.

[ashtonhamm]

bruhh, she blew me away with that question about whether the President could use the Seal Team 6 to EXECUTE A POLITICAL OPPONENT!

IT'S ABOUT TO GET REAL FOLKS!

[CoachHayes]

Why is it hard to answer a YES or NO QUESTION?!

[BrandondoodGames]

thank you C-span for editing this in a very great way to help us know who is speaking (other than the troll)

[jollyranch]

He didn’t use the official twitter account for POTUS, he used his personal account so I think that shouldn’t be considered a Presidential Act.

[takeittodabank]

Sauer's voice was used at CIA Black Sites as enhanced interrogation technique.

[tvtqnne]

This lawyer is just reaching for anything.

[jamesmyers]

What a joke our country has become...no justice for crimminal all should claim immunity

[rumy]

Britain decided the king must follow the law and made him sign the Magna Carta. I guess we need the Maga Carta

[chrissampson]

Judge Pan really made that lawyer sweat.

Correction: They all did.

[davidbosworth]

DOUBLE JEOPARDY ONLY APPLIES 2 BEING TRIED TWICE IN COURT FOR THE SAME CRIME.

[MTMgrand]

Ever since the Pardon of Nixon, that Party feel that THEY are ABOVE THE LAW, and can do exactly what they are doing this very day 💔🇺🇸

[davidbosworth]

WHAT IF THE CRIME IS DISCOVERED AFTER THE PRESIDENT LEAVES OFFICE SUCH AS TRUMPS THEFT OF CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS?

[Glow_Up_like_A_Boss]

If complete immunity while in office were a true thing, then why would Nixon have to have been pardon if he was not at risk of being convicted later on down the road I believe is what the justices argued in the beginning now?

[sandrasweeb]

They've accomplished 1 thing though....and that's delay

[zObafouzr]

presumably sauer ate a carton of marlboro's in preparation for these arguments