Supreme Court ruling on Donald Trump immunity impacts Jack Smith's case

The Supreme Court's ruling extending presidential immunity to Donald Trump for official actions he took while in office will impact how special counsel Jack Smith handles his prosecution of the former president. CBS News' Jan Crawford, Scott Macfarlane and Jessica Levinson break down what will happen next.

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[seanray]

Your title is disonest. The ruling is for all presidents.

[terrygotwhatheheaskedforfo]

And J 6. Was not justice and they never had a trial that's not justice

[HomeAtLast]

This guy forgot to mention that many of the J6 prisoners have been in prison for over 3 years without even being charged.

[csg]

The commentator is soooo far off her level of understanding particularly in official conversations with the vp - some people can’t just accept being

[jbs]

“When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men in a society, over the course of time they create for themselves a legal system that authorizes it and a moral code that glorifies it.” Bastiat

[dgsasser]

This is what can happen when a party uses the courts to try to eliminate a political opponent. It sometimes gets you busted.

[man]

Msnbc...no longer the furthest left "news" source. Congratulations CBS.

[cotyw]

This type of immunity has been the norm for every president in USA history. Regardless of politics, you would be sued everyday of your life without it if you where the president

[jimsabovich]

No one IS above the law. No one. Unfortunately this includes. M Garland, C Wrey, J Smith and of course Mr Debate JB. Thanks Jim S

[KingPaimon]

TDS shills are crying hard right now lol

[clintonmaciel]

Man yall refuse to just let the American people have what they want.

[michaelfallis]

My question is, how can Jack Smith have any say so. He was not approved by congress as special council.

[montyslayton]

So what's going to happen to Jack for tampering and staging photo evidence? He admitted to it! He's young and his memory is still good!

[backcountyrpilot]

“Show me the man, I’ll show you the crime.”
Joseph Stalin 1940.
Jack Smith 2022.

[RobertSmith-tqmf]

Great news. The Bribum lawfare is impolding !

[PanSearedRibeye]

Campaign acts are official acts as well.

[m.schetr]

So I guess Joe is free to take his opponent out as long as it a official act. People really need to check themselves. Read the opinion. Understand what it means.

[dalelange]

Not middle ground at all. Huge win for Trump. Nice try CBS. Lol

[emmacompton]

As an Independent voter, every candidate that had potential second term and a close race had the right to question the validity of the votes, not a crime. Unfortunately, Sotomayor's dissent suggestion sets a precedent and hopefully doesn't encourage whackos no matter the party affiliation.

[KamillGran-chsb]

Hit the road Jack, don’t you come …
You know the thing😂😂