As we know, the Attorney General is the only person who can prosecute a president and congress.
No we don't. The AG can not prosecute a sitting President. Nobody can criminally prosecute a sitting President. The only remedy to prosecute someone while they are President is to first have CONgress impeach and convict him. Then, and only then can that person be prosecuted - because they are no longer a sitting President.
The AG can however criminally prosecute sitting members of CONgress. CONgress themselves can also go after members with their internal rules but the biggest thing they can do is expel the member.
If this guy is trying to say prosecuting a president can mean prosecuting a former president then fine, but that is not the same as prosecuting a President while they are President.
The 2nd sentence from this guy's truth is wrong.
No we don't. The AG can not prosecute a sitting President. Nobody can criminally prosecute a sitting President. The only remedy to prosecute someone while they are President is to first have CONgress impeach and convict him. Then, and only then can that person be prosecuted - because they are no longer a sitting President.
The AG can however criminally prosecute sitting members of CONgress. CONgress themselves can also go after members with their internal rules but the biggest thing they can do is expel the member.
If this guy is trying to say prosecuting a president can mean prosecuting a former president then fine, but that is not the same as prosecuting a President while they are President.