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The president's remarks come amid intense scrutiny regarding his political future after his debate with Donald Trump last week.
The court found that Trump is entitled to presumptive immunity from prosecution for presidential acts.
The former president also warned he wasn't sure the public “would stand" for him to be jailed.
The justices seemed to focus more on hypothetical future cases rather than the case immediately before them.
The former president argued in all-caps that "if they take away my presidential immunity, they take away Crooked Joe Biden's presidential immunity."
The new spot from Republican Voters Against Trump features one alarming number.
Lower courts have previously rejected the former president’s claim that his coup attempt was part of his official duties.
When Trump was in office, the federal judiciary failed to handle cases that involved him in a timely fashion. It's happening again with his criminal trials.
The decision overrules a Colorado court's decision disqualifying Trump due to his role inciting the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
The coup-attempting former president’s filing keeps the criminal case against him from moving forward in trial court until the high court decides.