moyers. the will see how is this really different. doesn t everybody tell their clients like? this answer is no, they want to encourage truth telling obviously. but it s an idea that he was doing it for her soul interest. well who s, paying a spell? trump was paying him to represent her. this thing happens. his obligation is done zealously. and her allegation, if it s true, it s very serious. the notion of being like the ethics cop at some point, it s like a sensitivity trainer we are seeing this. all of mr. trump, rudy giuliani. john eastman and the committee hearing. these folks are all themselves getting into trouble. i can t think of anybody who got into trump s orbit and came out getting better. it s a pollute of everyone. if you look at the names that were named yesterday. there was trump but other than meadows all the main people who are named by the committee were lawyers. eastman, clark, chest burrow. giuliani. out of the six people there is
the power doesn t mean he should do it. and i ve heard nothing from anybody from various congressmen i was meeting and elsewhere that provides a that has a connective tissue and a legislative purpose which is the reason why he has every reason to look at them, but to release them publicly creates a moshl hazard and bad precedent and just feels punitive. and i don t think that s a good precedent for the country to release private tax returns because he has it coming. that s not a legislative purpose. their purpose in part the idea of the mandatory audit that has to happen when you have a president and i m not saying that s all encompassing but that s the stated reason the democrats have talked about. and it was not done, and their whole legislative oversight function was to figure out why that wasn t the case and what loopholes may be there. we ve said no one is above the law. it looks like mr. trump put himself above the law. if that s true.
genie possessed are transformed to shows like that girl where power doesn t have to be magical. anything else you can do miss? there are about 4b,000 things to do around here. come on. that s my girl. that girl. oh my gosh. with her little crunchy voice an her cute face an her hair. you had march marlow thomas as one of the first self-employed women. the premise of that girl was a young girl who wanted to be somebody. how would you like to be an actress. an actress? i am. that s what made it so earth shattering at the time because we hadn t really seen a girl with a dream. people actually seem to recognize me in the subway
happened. jessica: i am glad they re admitting that. when the decision came down, very few republicans thought it would have the negative impact it did, they thought everybody would be comfortable with whatever states rights means and people would go next door if they needed to have an abortion. greg: the tactics work plan on stealing more elections based on that. it is interesting to watch a caucus that has just lost, and everyone is acknowledging they did worse than expected or what was predicted. go back to the same methods, right? and mitch mcconnell said he has enough votes, funny to me rick scott thinks he should challenge him, he put out the commitment to america, where democrats were able to say we re going to roll back entitlements and obama went on the campaign trail, rick scott says you won t have social security and medicare any more. mitch mcconnell tried to say rick scott who happens to be in position of power doesn t know what he is talking about, and i m
keep it. one democrat has given back the money. jessica. should democrats give back the money? jessica: i don t think it is a uniform policy. two democrats gave it back, and he gave to two republican senators. predominantly the democrats. just saying, if people need to give it back, republicans should give it back. doesn t strike the same way as the harvey weinstein stuff for me. i felt like people shouldn t want that cash, give it to charity, whatever it is. it was so much over decade. i think the questions for this, this continues to unfold and is a wild story when you think of how engrained in culture crypto had become, specifically ftx, had the best super bowl commercial, the larry david one, won all these awards. he has become one of the top speakers everyone wants to hear what he has to say, where is money and culture going, and now maybe it is all it was