"Supreme Court's Impact on Trump's Immunity Case: A Game-Changing Analysis"

MSNBC host Joy Reid suggested that the Supreme Court's decision to hear former President Donald Trump's immunity case in late April may have been motivated by a desire to allow conservative justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito to retire under a Trump administration. Reid and NYU law professor Melissa Murray discussed potential motivations for the court's move, with Murray highlighting the impact of the justices' potential retirement on the court's composition. Reid also referenced ethical controversies involving Thomas and Alito, including Thomas' undisclosed gifts from a billionaire and Alito's luxury vacation with a Republican billionaire with ties to cases he later voted on.