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candidate quality are rearing their head in georgia. >> our good air decided to float over to china's bad air. so when china gets our good air, their bad air gotta move. >> all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. two weeks after the fbi executed that search warrant on his florida property, donald trump has finally issued a legal response if you want to call it that. not surprisingly, the attempt here is to stall the investigation into the allegedly classified information the fbi seized from mar-a-lago by asking the court to appoint what's called a spe...

welker and michael crowley and barry mccaffrey. thanks for joining us. molly, let me start with you. we see russians make key advances, especially as they are being more concentrated in the eastern part of ukraine. they are hammering the area of severodonetsk. talk me through what you are hearing when it comes to the battlefield in ukraine. >> reporter: that's exactly right. they are hammering severodonetsk and all of the villages surrounding it. there's been a pocket, a horseshoe-like area, a-in-law fighting area, but that's where all of the russian aggression for the last week has ...

And basically, they did endorsed an advisory code code of ethics for the court, something that we have talked about, advising changes in the management of the court's emergency docket, recommending public audio of the court arguments and opinion and ounce months to be simultaneously released. that last part is at least happening. but when it comes to these decisions that are of consequential changes to peoples lives, i just have to think that the legal community at least right now is saying that something may need to be done, right? >> the question is what. if you read justice sotomayor's diss...

Is responding to these cases as they find them. and so it's often the lower courts or outside parties that are bringing these cases to the court's emergency docket. one, i mean, obviously, unique circumstance of the trump administration was the pandemic. and so that caused a lot of state orders that were not necessarily happening as rapidly in years previous to that. and so that increased the use of the orders docket. but i think the court has been attentive to people wanting to understand its reasoning. and so some of these cases actually have resulted in written decisions, perhaps not as len...

Very, very rarely backed up by fact. so he sees this for what it is. just a ploy in the public atmosphere and he's probably not going to be distracted by it. he just wants to make sure if the trump lawyers have something to say about it, that they make it clear in court. >> paul, part of the trump strategy with any legal case, we've seen it in so many legal cases is to delay, to draw out the process as long as possible. i've seen some discussion as to whether they can carry the appeals court decision all the way to the supreme court. can they? if they do? does that happen quickly? >> well, the...