 Presidents have to have immunity for official acts. The Constitution gives broad authority and discretion to presidents to defend our country and enforce and execute the laws that Congress passes. And so presidents have to be immune. I was proud of the work my office did filing briefs and entering this case in order to fight for the Constitution and the right of President Trump to make decisions as president. This is a big win. Now, there's some downside, right? I mean, at the end of the day, the federal government can still charge President Trump with any acts