than $725 billion for lawsuits and without its biggest, brightest star, tucker carlson the new york times reports that his departure is made more stun big the fact that the network did nothing after carlson pushed the envelope over and over, pedaling inflammatory information. quote, the network stuck by him after carlson claimed that immigration had made america, quote, poor and dirty. he seemed to shrug off a racist conspiracy theory known as the great replacement, along with the fact that when russia invaded ukraine, he seemed to promote russia s point of view the fallout from carlson s ouster is unclear. quote, mr. carlson s rise prefigured trump s takeover of the republican party his own conversion from bow tied libertarian to popularist remade the party. he prospered with trump s presidency he made frank nativism the primary touch stones of republican politics. if fox and its host prospered because of trump, their efforts to deny the presidential results threw the netw
serving in many other branches of government. it has largely left justices to make their own decisions about when and how to report outside gifts and income more and new ethical questions about another justice on the supreme court is where we begin the hour with some of our favorite reporters and friends dahlia ligt wick is legal correspondent for slate, host of the am muss podcast. also joining us brian fallen, co-founder and executive director of demand justice, a progressive judicial advocacy group. harry lippman is former deputy assistant attorney general and former republican congressman and msnbc contributor david jolly joins us harry litppman, i think we gave you a promotion. i may have promoted you there. demoted.