Jonathan Turley: This was the 'haymaker' in SCOTUS arguments on Trump immunity case

Legal panelists Leo Terrell, Jonathan Turley and Kerri Kupec Urbahn react to the Supreme Court weighing former President Trump’s immunity claims. #foxnews

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[kenshepherd]

Why are congressman and senators immune from prosecution for the criminal acts of insider trading?

[ml.]

"A Republic, if you can keep it" - Franklin

[raymondbrown]

Can Nancy p be prosecuted for insider trading.

[pattigoodale]

Since when is it criminal to challenge ellection results? Apparently it's only criminal for Trump!!!

[backyardbuilttrucks]

The Supreme Court Of The United States has one job, uphold and follow the Constitution.

[michaelshapiro]

Challenging an election can be "private" &/or "official". Any CITIZEN must be able to say, "HERE is something that compromises this election; this issue MUST be addressed to ensure the result is valid." But, an individual, who is also a government office holder, HAS, in my view, A DUTY to SPEAK UP if something compromises the outcome.

[graemepotter]

The question is whether a President collecting payments from Private companies through family members is a act that can be prosecuted.

[Hometheaterguyusa]

"It's not about how hard you hit. It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. How much you can take and keep moving forward" Rocky

[SB-mwbg]

If we can't have justice in the Supreme Court, the country will be lost.

[jeffreyloftus]

Justice Roberts is right, what kind of a defence is " we should prosecute because we can prosecute", Roberts is basically highlighting every prosecution taking place against Trump at the moment

[SvencePookster]

Why is questioning the results of an election a problem to begin with? WHAT THE FUK?

[Match]

"Trust us, we'd never make this political"

[noname-FJB]

The courts better straighten up and stop the abuse of justice, or we will have to straighten these courts out, even if that means removing every last Judge and giving them the Mussolini treatment.

[michaelroach]

Trump needs to fire a bunch of people at the D.O.J. when he's president again!

[williamcrum]

Stop the power of money in our national court system

[rosstocher]

Disturbing that the highest court has to hear this nonsense brought to them by court jesters

[tarn]

The president shouldn’t have to consult a lawyer before doing something. It’s an absurd notion.

[axiom]

Ray Epps is on video saying the people need to go into the Capitol, and he was only charged with a misdemeanor. Ray Epps was also removed from the FBI's most wanted list after the events of Jan 6

[Ixciimero]

Jonathan Turley has been a brilliant legal mind for a long time

[philgamble]

One of my all time favourite statements, actually said in the Supreme Court, “trust me, I’m from the Government and I’m here to help you “. I’m laughing all night. 😂