The Supreme Court's recent ruling granting former President Trump immunity for 'official' actions echoes Nixon's belief that presidential actions are not illegal. John Dean, Nixon's former counsel, expressed shock, stating that under this ruling, Nixon would have been immune from the Watergate scandal. Chief Justice Roberts' opinion, supported by six conservative justices, protects former presidents from criminal prosecution for official acts, potentially influencing existing laws on presidential conduct. The decision's implications extend to Trump's election subversion case, with Dean highlighting parallels to Watergate and questioning the broader immunity granted to staff carrying out orders. This ruling has raised concerns about the Court's direction and its impact on presidential accountability and legality.