Meet the Press NOW — July 1

The Supreme Court issues a landmark ruling saying former President Trump has immunity for official presidential acts. The Biden campaign continues to push back against suggestions that the president should step aside after a poor debate performance. Trump ally Steve Bannon begins his four-month prison sentence for defying a congressional subpoena. France’s far-right wins big in the first round of parliamentary elections.

00:00 Supreme Court rules Trump has some immunity in his federal election interference case
20:24 Allies defend Biden after poor debate performance
29:11 Biden campaign ad addresses age concerns post-debate
40:10 Steve Bannon reports to prison to begin 4-month prison term
46:05 Far-right wins first round of parliamentary elections in France

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[sb-bgvc]

THE BIGGEST WAIST OF TIME IS WATCHING MEET THE DEPRESSED.

[kellylewis]

Chuck Rosenberg needs to grow a pair. His opinion is wishy washy and worthless.

[joelmcgarry]

I thought it was we the people not we the Supreme Court

[co]

The supreme Court should have defined what a official acts, that was the most important part of the case.

[phillipchallis]

Excellent audio QC! Keep up the good work.

[lhnexvh]

farfetched you say ? Trump : hold my beer

[brianwhitmire]

I always thought the supreme Court was supposed to be the smartest people. I got that one wrong.

[MrRhomas]

Biden needs to get up with Jean-Pierre twice a week and answer all questions from all journalists.

[thomasc]

So Joe Biden could stop Trump for the safety of the nation!

[lenboy]

It's kinda looking like the Scotus, the Trump campaign and the Trump legal teams are coordinating with each other.

[ScruffyVideo]

It's almost like real life The Purge: Election Year and it's pre-equel all mixed into one thanks to the justices of the supreme Court

[Windvaleblue]

Tell me lies, tell me rotten big fat lies. 😂

[notapplicable-znus]

Immunity from official acts does not mean Trump is immune from inciting an inserection

[marcoohana]

Who should be judged and who will judge
Are people who protest against the government criminals?
Can corrupt judges make a fair decision, the answer is no, they should be stripped of their immunity and judged as criminals, they are criminals and not judges, against the American Constitution and against the American Congress and the American Senate, they are not only against the Constitution or any law, they have also become the American Congress and the American Senate, and none of their decisions should be accepted These judges are criminals who use the robes of judges and were appointed by the democratic mafia

Just a question, how long will it be possible to continue with such corrupt judges, when will the Congress start working on canceling the immunity of these judges and canceling all their decisions until they go to trial, these are not judges, these are criminals disguised as judges

[i-likemy-space]

Today, the supreme court took a crap on every American who died fighting for democracy.

[iviuwfw]

I am surprised nobody has figured it out ! If Trump is elected and transfers the money from the federal reserve into his personal account we may regret all this silly arguing.

[drgqjth]

You know they're planning to put Trump in there no matter Trump or some other Q rethug

[d.b.cooper]

Judges, Prosecutors, State & Local Gov Officials, Governors, Police Officers, Prison Guards, Ex-Presidents: YES
Trump: NO

[davidjones-kfib]

The Supreme Court recently ruled that former presidents have broad immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts they took while in office. However, this decision does not specifically grant immunity to Trump in the case where the federal government accuses him of trying to overturn the 2020 election through his actions on January 6, 20211. In essence, the court remanded the case back to the lower courts to determine whether Trump’s actions constituted “official acts.” Justice Sonia Sotomayor dissented, emphasizing that granting former presidents criminal immunity reshapes the institution of the Presidency and undermines the principle that no one is above the law1. So, while Trump has legal protections for official acts, he is not entirely immune from prosecution.

[joshuatreecloset]

So much hate and a call for violence in the comments. Shame on everyone of you.