commonly understood to mean federal offenses. >> down in georgia, mr. trump also faces that investigation built around his 2020 election fraud lies. he denies any wrongdoing there, but the potential to pardon himself would depend on the specific charges the district attorney might bring, and whether they were to involve multiple states or jurisdictions. say, georgia, along with d.c.. again, it's that federal forces state difference. >> once it becomes federal, then there is that possibility of a presidential pardon. so, that's a reason to keep things if you are the state prosecutor. >> bottom. line could trump pardon himself on at least some counts if he ends up in the white house? he could try, but whether it sticks will almost certainly depend on what the supreme court says. of course, if he doesn't win, whoever is in the white house could simply pardon mr. trump themselves on those federal charges, at least one current competitor suggesting they are open to it. >> would you look at potentially pardoning trump himself based on the evidence
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