This edition: Is a Sitting President Immune from Criminal Prosecution?
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Original tape date: May 29, 2018. First aired: June 25, 2018.Donald Trump may not have done anything illegal, but he is certainly anti-legal. Can he be subpoenaed? Can he be indicted? Can he fire Robert Mueller? Can he pardon his friends and family? Can he pardon himself? NYU Law Professor Sam Issacharoff draws the line for Jim Zirin where executive power ends, and criminal exposure begins.
Guest List
Samuel Issacharoff Professor, NYU School of Law
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