danielle roberts is joining us not from the sydney for those of us hadn't been following the story closely. give us some context. how do we get here? the yeah, well thought of of payment is resignation did cause face to face in the astrology and send us a new, pushed by muslim groups across the country to remove labor from power and his re ignited device across the country about australia's position on the war. and gaza. this began about a week ago when senator payment became the 1st labor member in about 18 years to cross the flow or to find the policy by voting in favor of the grains motion of palestinian stays. now, labor had agreed to reject that motion unless they were cabinets. labor is in favor of a policy being, stays as long as it is possible by pay, still an ultimately a 2 state solution. so the grains motion was to narrow the full labor set as a payment crossing the floor in favor of the grains motion leading to prime minister anthony albany, z. suspending her indefinitely set as a payment then. so she was intimidated by some members, and she also been led to this point where to

joining me now is robert mcdonald and daniel harvin.secret service now. i'm going to pause, an excellent organization, a great agency, but certainly having to answer some questions in congress and already this week about what happened with that rooftop or what did they need to do regarding the rnc. >> good afternoon, andrea. you're slil right, the questions are still out there as we talked about yesterday with what happened, why it happened, how it happened and how do we make sure it doesn't happen again. we need to allow the secret service to take a deep dive as i said to you yesterday, to look at its situation and why this was allowed to happen, why we didn't find a way to mitigate that situation. you know, looking at that schematic again of that field where the event was, that building was incredibly close, you know, the sharp shooters are trained out to 1,000 yards and that building was within a 200 yard area and there was nothing there to mitigate what happened and that's the big question here. why in that security plan and that re

i mean, what john roberts has essentially said is nixon was king and just didn't know it. >> well, he even went one step further. with danielthe person who released the pentagon papers, he had his plumbers break into his psychiatrist's office. and again, the defense was it was national security. which under john roberts' rules would mean there's nothing wrong with that. but the evidence showed and the motive showed, which we cannot get into under john roberts' rules, is that the whole purpose of that break-in was to paint ellsberg black and to make him look really bad and destroy him in the public image. that was the purpose of it. the memos that we used to prove that case went to the motive, which cannot be done anymore. and if richard nixon came in and said oh, this was for national security, end of story, nobody's charged, nobody goes to prison. >> nixon admitted everything. in accepting the pardon he said i've been informed that president ford has granted me a full and absolute pardon for any charges that might be brought against me for actions taken during the time i was president of the united states. that is key. bec

chief justice john roberts wrote for the majority, joining him were justices clarence thomas, daniel alito, justice gorsuch, and amy barrett. justice sotomayor were dissent with justice kagan and jackson. we want to hear from you tonight. we want to know what you think abt e ruling. do you agree wh e supreme court in the donald trump immunity case. phone numbers to call in 202-7489 for democrats to call in, republicans 202-748-8921. all others 202-748-8922. will also look for your texts and your tweets, facebook posts, face book.com/cspan on x it@cpan. call in now. it was chief justice john roberts who authored the majority opinion. here's an excerpt from that opinion, he writes, the president may not be prosecuted for exercising his core constitutional powers and he's entitled, at a minimum, to a presumptive immunity from prosecution for all his official acts and that immunity applies equally to all in the oval office regardless of politics or party, that was chief justice's writing for the majority. we want to hear from you. phone lines are open for you to do so as usual. phone lin

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