News about Supreme Court, Donald Trump

Reminder: In 2020, the Supreme Court unanimously rejected Trump's claims of "absolute" immunity as he tried to avoid a subpoena for his financial records in then-Manhattan DA Cy Vance's criminal investigation into Trump's business practices.

NEW: Takeaways from today’s SCOTUS argument: 1) Donald Trump could win by losing because in this case losing his most extreme argument means further delay of trial — and for Trump, delay is almost as good as an outright win w/ @joshgerstein www.politico.com/news/2024/04/25/trump-supreme-court-immunity-takeaways-00154470 pic.twitter.com/DQK5OvJVLj

Here at the Supreme Court to watch nine principled men and women scrupulously interrogate Trump’s criminal immunity claim with integrity and candor pic.twitter.com/FGuNX9cj4z

Going on MSNBC in a few minutes to talk about tomorrow’s Supreme Court arguments on Trump’s bogus immunity claim, which I’m sure the justices will easily dismiss with appropriate haste and principle.