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‘A terrible disservice’: Biden slams Supreme Court immunity ruling, says it lets presidents ignore the law

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President Joe Biden blasted the Supreme Court’s decision granting former and future presidents immunity from prosecution for official acts saying it gives the executive office, and possibly Donald Trump, the power “to do whatever he pleases, whenever he wants to do it.”

Speaking from the Cross Hall in the White House Monday evening, from the six Republican-appointed justices, who said presidents cannot face. The high court took up the matter at the request of Trump, who is currently under indictment for unlawfully attempting to overturn his election loss to Biden in 2020.

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