Constitutional attorney and radio host Mark Levin said two previous Department of Justice memoranda outlaw the ability of a sitting president to be indicted.
Levin said both a 1973 and a 2000 edict interpret the Constitution to delineate that a sitting president cannot be indicted by a prosecutor.
"This is the Department of Justice speaking, [not me]," Levin said. "Special prosecutors cannot supplant Congress."
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