Can a President Kill a Rival and Walk Free? Schiff Demands Answer

Adam Schiff just forced America to confront a terrifying question: under the Supreme Court’s new immunity decision, could a president order SEAL Team 6 to assassinate a political rival and escape prosecution?

In this hearing, Schiff pressed a judicial nominee on the most extreme scenarios: assassinations, selling foreign policy for crypto bribes, even using the military to defy court orders. And the nominee refused to give a clear answer.

This isn’t just political theater — it’s a stress test of our democracy. The Supreme Court has cracked open the door to unchecked presidential power, and Schiff is exposing what that really means: ambiguity where we need bright lines, hesitation where we need clarity, and the terrifying possibility of a presidency above the law.

In this episode of Liberal Lens, we go deeper into what’s at stake, why these hypotheticals matter, and what reforms Congress must act on before it’s too late. Because democracy doesn’t collapse all at once — it erodes when guardrails fail and silence replaces accountability.

The question now is simple: do we still mean it when we say no one is above the law?

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