Federal Courthouse in Washington, D.C. - Today, a three-judge appellate panel commenced a high-stakes hearing to determine whether former President Donald Trump can be held criminally responsible for his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. The outcome of this hearing could potentially redefine the limits of presidential power and immunity.
Trump, foregoing the campaign trail for the day, arrived at the courthouse in the capital amidst swirling controversy and fervent anticipation. He staunchly maintains that he is entitled to 'absolute immunity,' asserting that his actions during his time in office were official acts protected by the presidential shield. Trump adamantly declared, 'I did a great job and I wasn't working for myself, but for the country.'
