james blassingame, a capitol police officer, didn't think he would make it home.was slammed against a stone column, injuring his head and back, and watched rioters wearing make america great again hats and listened as they shouted racist slurs at him. the actions of the mob on that day traumatized officer blassingame so much that he still has flashbacks. but he still doesn't blame the rioters for what happened that january sixth. he thinks it's donald trump himself should be held accountable. >> seeing the timing of events and how things unfolded and to whip up, i mean to feed people incorrect narratives and then to have them come to the city at the time that they're gonna how to certify votes, and then to whip people up and say we're gonna go down pennsylvania avenue and as a president, to use the bully pulpit. >> the election -- stolen >> what does that mean? the president united states, this is the most -- human being on the planet. most power human being on the planet if he can, if he is not held accountable, can do whatever they want to do, what does that say

in addition to officer blassingame's lawsuit, other police officers have filed lawsuits against trump. trump could try to make the case in court that it is on the evidence he should be held immune. but now, at least, these plaintiffs will get their day in court, and this ruling will make it less likely for any future immunity claims that trump claims to succeed. we're going to get some help from expert, legal experts, unpacking all of this, in just a minute. but first, donald trump's lawyers were back in court today in fulton county, georgia, and they were arguing, yet again, the donald trump deserves special treatment for our justice system because he is running for president. >> can you imagine the notion of the republican nominee for president not being able to campaign for the presidency because he is, in summer form or fashion, in a courtroom defending himself? that would be the most effective election interference in the history of united states. >> that was trump attorney steve sat out, arguing that fulton county d.a. fani willis's election interference case against known trump