Legal experts weigh in on Trump's claims that presidents 'have to have immunity' | KRCR

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : "Dershowitz said Trump had some "good points" that the definition of a presidential act should be broad given the all-consuming nature of the office.
56% : "Numbers came out today that are really very mind-boggling if you happen to be Joe Biden, and I think they feel this is the way they're going to try and win," Trump continued.
53% : Trump is the Republican front-runner in the presidential campaign that's underway.
39% : They're losing in almost every demographic," Trump said of Biden's campaign.
31% : But Dershowitz does expect Trump will be convicted in at least one of the four pending cases, most likely this federal election case or the election-related case in Georgia.
30% : If Trump is found to be immune, the federal election-interference case against him will go away.
25% : Fishwick said he expects the three-judge panel will rule quickly, probably within a week, and he expects they'll side with the prosecution that Trump isn't immune.
24% : "Dershowitz said he's not a political supporter of Trump, but he also doesn't see any of the criminal cases as "strong enough to proceed against the man running against the incumbent president.
23% : Trump spoke after Tuesday's hearing, reiterating his innocence, claiming his actions were intended to root out "voter fraud," and again framing the prosecution as politically motivated.
20% : Trump is also facing criminal charges in three other cases: election-related charges in Georgia, allegations he mishandled classified documents in Florida, and allegations he falsified business records in New York as part of hush-money payments during the 2016 election.
20% : Trump's team has also argued that Trump was acquitted in his impeachment trial, so he therefore should remain immune against criminal charges.
10% : Tuesday's arguments are part of the federal case alleging Trump tried to overturn his 2020 election loss to President Joe Biden.

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