In a recent appearance on Fox News, Trump attorney Alina Habba defended President Trump's claim of immunity, downplaying the hypothetical scenario of Trump ordering SEAL Team 6 to murder a political rival. Habba assured viewers that Trump "didn't kill anyone" and denied any involvement in the events of the insurrection at the Capitol.

Habba's remarks came shortly after Trump's legal team presented their case for immunity in federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., raising questions about the scope of presidential accountability. When questioned about the potential consequences of Trump's actions, another of Trump's attorneys, John Sauer, argued that criminal prosecution could only take place after impeachment and conviction.

During her interview with Sean Hannity, Habba defended Sauer's argument, stating that it was necessary to address the hypothetical "slippery slope" of whether or not Trump would be held accountable if he were to commit murder. She emphasized that there was no evidence to suggest that Trump had killed anyone or incited the insurrection.

Habba further criticized the use of hypothetical scenarios as a fearmongering tactic, claiming that Trump's opponents were attempting to create an atmosphere of anxiety in America. Instead, she argued that the "real facts" were on their side, suggesting a victory in their legal battle.

While Trump's attorneys continue to assert his immunity, legal experts maintain that this argument is untested and may not hold up in court. The notion of presidential immunity has always been a subject of debate, with its limits and application still being determined.

The ongoing legal proceedings surrounding Trump's potential criminal liability and immunity have raised significant public interest. Many have called for a thorough examination of the events leading up to and including the Capitol insurrection, while others remain skeptical of the bipartisan support needed for such an inquiry.

As the legal arguments continue, the question of presidential immunity remains at the forefront of the national conversation. The outcome of these proceedings will undoubtedly have long-lasting implications not only for Trump but for future presidents as well.