> That agency has been defanged by putting a pro-deregulation loyalist in charge but the bigger problem is that some or all of these people will be buying pardons before the president leaves office. And the president can no longer be prosecuted thanks to the Supreme Court inventing presidential immunity.

This is not a "bigger problem".

> the president can no longer be prosecuted thanks to the Supreme Court inventing presidential immunity

In 2015, there were a hundred things you could've inserted into "The US cannot ___" or "The POTUS cannot ___", that have happened since. Things "can't" until they can.

> I don't have any hope that anyone will ever be prosecuted for any of this.

Agreed, but this is _solely and entirely_ due to a lack of will to do so, not because of any laws.