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Supreme Court decisionThe Daily Beast
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John Roberts said in 2005 that not even the president is “above the law under our system” The clip appears to contradict Monday ’s 6 -3 Supreme Court decision that Trump has immunity from some criminal prosecution for his role in attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.
Social media users were quick to call out the justice's hypocrisy, with some asking if the Supreme Court is bound by the law.
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