They’d said it before, but President Donald Trump’s attorney put it more bluntly than ever:
“We’re asking for temporary presidential immunity,” Jay Sekulow told the Supreme Court Tuesday
“Temporary presidential immunity,” in the way the President’s lawyers describe it, would mean that Trump (or whomever is president at the time) couldn’t be investigated or prosecuted while holding the office of President. No subpoenas, no testimony, no indictments, if investigators sought those. Continue reading.