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To: Bill who wrote (1185907)	12/17/2019 11:41:37 AM
From: Jamie153	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1584213

Let's look at the facts. "Trump’s lawyer stood in the court of appeals and took the astounding position that even if Trump shot someone on Fifth Avenue, the police and district attorney could not investigate the shooting. Trump contends broadly that the states lack the constitutional power to investigate or prosecute the president. But suppose he did murder someone on Fifth Avenue? Could the police not gather witness statements? Could a local prosecutor not convene a grand jury? The argument for immunity from state criminal investigation or prosecution in such a situation is preposterous." thehill.com The fact that SCOTUS hasn't taken up these cases proves the Court is co-conspiring with the criminal in the White House.