Can you sue the President of the United States? Sure. But will a court hear the case? In legal terms, is the President immune from civil claims? We’ll speak with Doug McKechnie, our First Amendment Guy, who’s just written a very timely article on the subject. We’ll also hear from our good friend, Christopher Phillips, about the latest developments with his ongoing project, Democracy Café.
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