>>9228563 (PB)
The immunity extends no further than speeches given on the House floor when in session.
Felonies committed elsewhere are not covered. It's been a while since the House was in session, too. He cannot possibly be said to be traveling to or from the House chambers when the House, itself, is not in session. He got one free pass to get home and will get another (maybe) when the House reconvenes.
That immunity under the Constitution is a very narrow immunity … not a "I'm impervious to everything" immunity.
He can't be called to account for what he says in congress … but he can finish his days in prison for dead little black boys.