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Cost in a bad situation. some have suggested _ cost in a bad situation. some have suggested that - cost in a bad situation. some have suggested that biden i have suggested that biden should invoke the 14th amendment which states the validity of us debt should not be questioned and just burrow on constitutional grounds. would that work and is there a precedent for that?— would that work and is there a precedent for that? there is no precedent _ precedent for that? there is no precedent to — precedent for that? there is no precedent to that. _ precedent for that? there is no precedent to tha...

Today is because several of them call me and said we don't want to be dershowitz. we don't want our family exposed to. this is not about me. i can deal with it. it's about the message sends to everybody in america when a high profile, successful lawyer are can be treated the way i was treated even though i voted against trump because i defended his constitutional rights -- howard: right. >> -- not to be -- on constitutional grounds. that sends a terrible message. i will fight back. howard: now your name is a verb, apparently. alan dershowitz, we appreciate the time. hanks for joining us. aft...

Here is the republican national committee's use of these words, gent legitimate political discourse to describe the insurrection. who's more in line do you believe with the majority of republican voters right now? would it be the rnc or these lawmakers like mitch mcconnell, for example, who are speaking about against it? >> i think it's the rnc. i'll give mitch mcconnell credit for consistency because at the time of the trump impeachment, he voted to acquit on constitutional grounds over the removal language, but he said then that the insurrection had occurred because wild falsehoods had been ...

Is of no moment. the rule wasn't supposed to take effect until january anyway. so what it means, the fifth circuit will evaluate this after briefing an argument. the question is, will they actually strike down this rule? if they do so, they have to do it on either statutory or a constitutional basis. the order said they had concerns about both. i don't see any problem here unless they can identify specific statutory failure like the process was problematic. which they said is not the case. i don't see any constitutional issues. either the fifth circuit will reverse and it find there was no pro...

Closely watched and viewed through a highly partisan lens. >> can i just make one quick observation before we have to wrap? >> sure. >> the census issue might not be over, right? i mean, it's entirely possible now that they can take the result as crafted by roberts and come back to the court with something that they couldn't deny? quick thought from you. >> that's exactly right because john roberts said that under, you know, administrator procedures act, under enumeration clause, constitutional grounds, the administration has this authority. it's just that it lie -- he didn't use the word lie,...