Supreme Court hears arguments on Trump's ballot eligibility in 2024 race | full audio

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  • čas přidán 7. 02. 2024
  • The Supreme Court on Thursday heard arguments in Trump v. Anderson, a case that questions whether former President Donald Trump is ineligible for the presidency because of his conduct related to the assault at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. The case, which stems from a lawsuit filed by six Colorado voters, cites Section 3 of the 14th Amendment as the reasoning for keeping Trump off the ballot.
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  • @kimmurphy5107

    How could a President NOT be held to a higher standard? What happened to the buck stops here? The President of THE United States should be accountable for their actions, not exempt!

  • @jackie-se1yx

    thomas needs to recuse himself from these cases since ginni was involved in the insurrection. he should resign b/c he's corrupt

  • @ronaldb.wilkins816

    Truth is, there is no difference between office and officer. The reason why is clear and simple. If it's an office and you're a member of said office, then you're an officer.

  • @JudySaenz-om3sh

    Alito does not want to accept it as Trump as an insurrectionist. Alito is not accepting it as an insurrectionist. Definitely, he's a Republican.

  • @jackiemilton1828

    Justice Thomas should not have heard the case and all the justices know that. So it already shows they themselves think they are above the law.

  • @jackparker8686

    Donald Trump even romanticized even more in statement "what if Mafia ran this country yeah maybe things would be a little different around here yeah "this is during his rallies his pep rallies which seemed to be the Crux of his whole purpose in office the last time he was bouncing around like a loose canon in there .... I think we can see the line of aspiration leading to his spoken statement during an interview desire to be a king ...

  • @fashun008

    These judges are asking the lawyers questions about somethings they are appointed to decide. At times, they are cutting off the attorney's attempts to respond saying they are not staying on subject, then immediately after go off topic with a question that has NO RELATIONS to the subject at hand !!!!!!!!!!!

  • @benapodacs7363

    Officer of the state's back in1776 were call state officials. And they were senators and president's. The Supreme Court knows this.and stop adding to the constitution , if we go to a autocratic system these court's are all gone.😢😮😢😮😮

  • @jackiemilton1828

    Justices are making their own way to get away from following the law. How can they allow some states handle abortion issues and say that CO shouldn’t be able to determine that Trump stays off the ballot. Hello- the appellate court of CO followed their rules. So therefore, they should be allowed to keep Trump off their ballots.

  • @mikeperez2096

    Judges do your duty for the country, dont help a criminal keep on playing with the laws and don't let a political party lie and scheme ways to help a criminal.

  • @cleartryclark841

    Because common sense should let you know it include anyone that try to over throw out Democracy.

  • @yoshiclubcaptainfeerick7750

    Previously taken an oath (sworn into office) therefore officer. ‘Or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof’. Simple.

  • @user-qc8gq2xf6ebebekids

    Arguments 😂 the judges are slapping those lawyers around with their own words.

  • @Muppet-kz2nc

    Excluding the President as an Officer of the U.S. is absolutely asinine.

  • @bernardriggs2079

    Presidential Immunity ( Trump Argument he can do whatever he wants and not be prosecuted ) rejected in DC Appeals Court vs The Constitution Article 14 Section 3 arguments ( This does not apply to Trump ) same argument as presidential immunity

  • @Boomers4Zoomers

    We watched the whole thing live on tv. We were all there, smh. Wow cbs!

  • @Can-vd3we

    So i guess biden can do all the same things now?

  • @georgeradcliffe7511

    TOTAL WORD SALAD FROM "THE BEST BRAINS IN AMERICA"

  • @peterveseskis9526

    SupremeSupreme Court should be asking questions dealing with the Constitution and not fallacies dealing with what if

  • @priscillamyricks8554

    It's a disgrace to the Lord Supreme Court throwing out Colorado Supreme Court decision just because the Mega Republicans that was appointed by Donald Trump and I have mixed feelings with Johnson maybe she needs some more studying to do about our constitution