What does the Supreme Court's immunity ruling mean for Trump's federal election interference case?

Retired Judge Shira Shindlin discusses the complexities of a legal case involving Judge Chutkin. The conversation covers the concept of immunity, the challenges faced by the prosecution, and the distinction between official and unofficial acts. The discussion highlights the potential for appeals and the lengthy process ahead, with implications for the upcoming election. The case may never reach trial if political circumstances change.

In what ways might the ruling impact the counts pending before Judge Chutkin?

What potential outcomes are suggested regarding the trial timeline in relation to the upcoming election?

What factors must Judge Chutkin consider when determining official versus unofficial conduct?