Trump Remarks On 'Power' Of Presidency At DC Event: 'You Can Do Everything'
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Trump's comments come after the Supreme Court, in a ruling last month, granted him “absolute immunity” for “official” acts he took while in office.
Donald Trump emphasized the “power” of the presidency on Friday when asked about what he could do should he get back in the Oval Office.
“Well, you can do everything,” said the GOP nominee at an event in Washington, D.C. for the far-right Moms for Liberty group.
“The president has such power, it does. It has such power.”
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