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The concept of presidential immunity is not explicitly stated anywhere in the Constitution. That hasn’t stopped the Supreme Court from essentially creating what Justice Sonia Sotomayor called "a law-free zone around the President."
What does this mean for the criminal cases against former President Trump? And what are the implications for the office of the presidency?
Note: this episode was recorded before the assassination attempt on President Trump.
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