Supreme Court angers liberal pundits after agreeing to review Trump immunity case: 'Supreme arrogance'

Liberal media pundits and Democrats unloaded on the Supreme Court this week after it agreed to review whether former President Trump had immunity in the election interference case and one even described the decision as "supreme arrogance."

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review whether Trump has immunity from prosecution in the Special Counsel's federal election interference case.

The justices have fast-tracked the appeal and will hear oral arguments in late April, with a ruling on the merits expected by late June. Trump's criminal trial has been put on hold pending resolution of the matter. Arguments will begin the week of April 22.

Left-leaning media pundits swiftly criticized the Supreme Court for taking the case, as some argued they only took on the case so conservative-leaning justices could retire under Trump, should he win the election.

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During "The View" on Thursday, Whoopi Goldberg said the court's decision to take up the case was a "bad look," and argued it was a "slippery slope." Co-host Joy Behar agreed with Goldberg.

"I have to say I find it very depressing," Behar said. "I find it depressing because I feel like not only are we alone in the universe, we’re now alone in the country. We’re supposed to rely on the Supreme Court to be above reproach and they’re not."

Behar claimed there was so much corruption in government right now that, "I feel like I'm in the wrong country."

Goldberg also claimed Biden could then throw every Republican in jail if the Supreme Court rules in Trump's favor.

"Let’s look at a scenario where the Supreme Court says yes, he has all those rights. He is immune from everything. You know what Joe