Aaron Retica

And as always, there were a million of them, and we can only use a few.

But there's one right on point here.

Joe Kennedy from Mercer Island, Washington, he wrote in to ask specifically about the immunity decision.

in Trump for the United States, and he asked, you know, does this decision give Trump a get-out-of-jail-free card?

Can he be held accountable for any of the things he's doing if he calls them official acts, right?

And the reason I'm connecting it to the Federal Reserve thing is like, yeah, okay, so fine, the Lisa Cook mortgage case that preceded her

being on the board in the first place like okay you knocked that out but like have you actually done anything like that should be something that's not even coming before the court right that shouldn't be and there you are having a serious supreme court discussion about an absolute absurdity right so maybe they won even if they lose nine nothing but what emily why don't you go first like the immunity ruling and everything else that has happened with the supreme court

Where are they holding him back?

Where is he liable?

What is their conception?

And do you see any sense of alarm on their part about where he's taking the country?

that's another one where they win just by raising it.

It's not like people are going to, like—

go back and rewind two years from now to see what you said today.

Just go for it.

Okay, so that's a perfect transition, actually, to the final two reader questions.

I'm going to combine them into one because we're going to run out of time.

But Paul Gutterman in Bethesda, Maryland, so near where all this is happening, and he wrote, The wheels of justice grind slowly.

But the Trump administration breaks laws at the speed of light.

Isn't this a recipe for the end result that the law never catches up with the wrongdoing?