decades prior, to mr. trump s presidency. can you explain the significance of those words and how it signals a major reversal for the doj? absolutely. you ve already summarized best yourself by saying trump is his own caucus problem because he keeps opening his mouth and getting himself in trouble. this gets really confusing unless you keep in mind there were two different cases. the first case got hung up on appeal. the second case, the one that most of us are familiar with, and up going to trial first. it was filed last year. a verdict came through and when to try out this year. basically, $5 million in favor of e. jean carroll. the other casing was hung up. has been hung up this whole time, based on the question, did trump do this as part of his duties as president and therefore does he have absolute immunity? now, when his got whistle in office, bill barr, bill barr said of course this is part of his duties as president. he has absolute immunity. the judge presiding over the case
happen is the dysfunction would be such a contrast that would look at it and say we gave power to the republicans and watch them be in a series of mistakes. i had no idea what happened before they actually were sworn into office. i thought would happen after they were sworn into office. but we got a preview of it in the last five days. of what i think you can expect. and my view is that we often tried to separate this 20, which we say, from the. rest layer all the same, basically. i m reading the same. let s not forget the majority of us were trying to put kevin currently in place, including george santos and marjorie taylor greene. and most of the other people that voted against giving joe biden or allowing the will of the people to be put in effect for the office. so this is not a 20% problem. this is an entire caucus, republican caucus problem. the 20 are very similar to the. rest it just so happens that