as jonathan mentioned our special coverage of the white house correspondents dinner takes off at 8:00 p.m. please stick around. we will have extensive coverage. on this hour, we have two pivotal events testing the bedrock of our constitution, threats to first amendment rights, and to the rule of law. also tonight from new york to arizona we break down donald trump s head spinning week of legal drama including outrageous arguments his legal team made to the supreme court. marjorie taylor greene s political standing, shifting from maga hero to. let s do it. this week marked an inflection point in our nation s history. the united states constitution being tested in new and dangerous ways. on thursday former president donald trump and his lawyers went to the u.s. supreme court to double down on claims that a president possesses sweeping immunity from criminal prosecution. basically according to the former president s lawyers his immunity is so absolute they argued, that e
as trump continues his quest for total immunity regardless of his actions. legal analysts join me live to discuss the significance. chaos on-campus as per palestinian protests spread to colleges across the country, we ll take a closer look at what s fueling them, and what happens when politicians, like house speaker mike johnson, enter the divide. and punchlines set for tonight s white house correspondent dinner. more on what it s like to write those jokes and which ones work best. i m jonathan capehart in a tux, and this is the saturday show. i am all dolled up in my brand-new tuxedo for tonight s white house correspondents dinner, where donald trump will no doubt be roasted for his legal troubles. but, as we joke about his courtroom based campaign, trump s threat to democracy remains very real. and this week we saw evidence of that in none other than the supreme court. trump s immunity hearing before the nine justices is raising alarm bells in legal and political ci