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So they can't find the document. we are learning more about this week's blockbuster reporting that special counsel jack smith

Underground pipeline of cash that is being funneled, not just a clarence thomas, but to ginni thomas? >> i mean, alex, i have to say, i thought i was incapable of shock. and i thought that this morning's revelations about the school tuition were pretty shocking. and then, to get this blockbuster reporting from the washington post, that puts the lie to the notion that leonard leo and the federalist society in the groups that he is involved with are just benign debating societies, that they are just friends with the thomas is -- i mean, this is kind of the whole enchilada splayed out for all of ...

Before the start, it every time you are here, there is something explosive and terrible with the supreme court. uhm--can you tell me how you read this, because as i see it, what i showed up gleaned from this piece, it sounds like leonard leo, who is the architect of the conservative takeover of the judiciary, not just the supreme court but the federal courts across the country is getting money from donors to maybe pick the judges that have conservative donors interest in mind and then paying himself out to the tune of millions of dollars. >> so i don't know if i was necessarily surprised to re...

Donors to maybe pick judges that have conservative donors interests in mind and then paying himself out to the tune of millions of dollars. >> so i don't know that i was necessarily surprised to read this blockbuster reporting from heidi pres bola. there's been a lot of discussion around the years around this empire he's constructed around himself mostly a non-profit empire in 2016 when as you note he begins this for-profit extension where he has these consulting firms and now the for profit firms are paying them but to the tune of $43 million. >> i believe that was one year for services that ...

Reporting. we have not yet heard back but all of this, together, looks kind of bad. it's certainly raising questions about the influence of dark money on the nation's highest court. joining us now is melissa murray, law professor at new york university and co-host of the strict scrutiny podcast. melissa, thank you for being here tonight! every time, i will thank you before the start, it every time you are here, there is something explosive and terrible with the supreme court. uhm--can you tell me how you read this, because as i see it, what i showed up gleaned from this piece, it sounds like l...