Kavanaugh says ‘most people’ now revere the Nixon pardon. Not so fast.

It appears unlikely that the Supreme Court will grant Donald Trump the full immunity he claims he’s entitled to as a former president, despite his four indictments.

But the court’s conservative justices on Thursday appeared receptive to the idea that future presidents might need more limited forms of immunity to carry out their duties and not have to worry about politically motivated prosecutions — in a way that could further delay Trump’s trials.