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The doubt. >> generous there, i admit. >> as devil's advocate. i do agree with what you are gesturing at. between a general counsel who decides to just become a criminal, which is worse given their deep knowledge of where the lines are, with regard to their intent, and someone who can continues to skirt up to the end, even if critics and many doj veterans say he debuted him as going over the line and should be out of the office. i think he was careful throughout. if you look at the letter we discussed, it was misleading. a judge has castigated it. it was by any stretch of law school standard v...

And phone addresses. microsoft said it received a subpoena in 2017 related to a personal staffer's personal email account and coming to light because of the gag orders having recently expired so the companies notified their customers. help to make sense of it all is cnn senior lel analyst elie h honig and author of this book. elie, may i play devil's advocate with regard to this evolving narrative of the big bad bill barr? is that all right with you? >> you can always play devil's advocate, michael. you are very good at it. go ahead. >> the reporting i'm seeming suggests that the subpoenas rel...

Advocate does to seem monday morning quarrying restaurants were doing this you saw this at the back of ride sharing companies. i mean, at the time we thought that plexiglass was the solution but it just seems like now we're learning more and more about this. what is your take on the plexiglass? >> well, that's a fair point, jillian. let's remember, we knew early on this virus was spreading asymptomatic. this virus was somewhat aerosolized the barrier of a plexiglass was more of a psychologic barrier to reassure people that they were doing something what did it do psychologically? i said at the...

Words. let's be really clear. there is nothing in the constitution nor any u.s. statute that says defaming women who accuse you of rape is part of the presidential office of responsibilities. there's nothing there. that's not a thing. right? so garland is choosing, he is choosing to defend trump here. he is victims is part and parcel of being the president, and we are, therefore, aloud he's making that choice. garland is trying to gaslight the nation saying, oh, my hands are tied. had no choice. no, no. he had a choice. he's choosing poorly. this is the problem. right? so, like, yeah, there ar...

Wonder aloud. i see this as well, and in the house of representatives. how there usually is hesitancy or it's a little bit more of a debate when a member has to take out a risky vote on a community that they don't represent. and so that representation and that plight in is as internized. i think people think for whom thright to vote hasn't been under attack, that this is something that is overblown, when it very much is not. >> i mean, just to play devil's advocate a minute. it's work talking about, i feel. one of the things interesting and strange here is incentives seem to be aligned for all...