ABC Legal Analyst Kim Wehle explains how the Supreme Court's decision granting immunity to US Presidents is way more far-reaching that it appears. When paired with the "pardon power," Presidents now wield a devastating one-two punch of power. Wehle is the author of a fascinating new book on the history and law of the pardon, and why Americans need to understand just how dangerous this power has become. Also: a look at the current legal situations involving Donald Trump, Jack Smith's refiling of the election interference case, and Judge Aileen Cannon's dismissal of the classified documents case.
01:34 Jack Smith's Election Interference Case
05:38 Aileen Cannon and the Classified Documents Case
09:09 The Supreme Court's Role and Bias
20:58 The History and Importance of Pardon Power
26:23 Potential Reforms and Fixes
29:53 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
