Don’t expect Trump to stand trial for any crimes he committed
Donald Trump, who is facing criminal investigation in New York, has said he has ‘absolute power’ to pardon himself. Trump's pick for the Supreme Court Judge Amy Coney Barrett dodged questions over whether the US president had the power to pardon himself, during the third day of her Senate confirmation hearing.
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