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Did himself during those unfortunate events in washington. >> shannon: and a lot of people are weighing in. one well-known legal commentator says this under the headline libel laws and the covington boy, they may well be damage, exhibit b, but the controversy as a whole, but that doesn't mean they can show such damage stemming from a particular defendant's speech. they would therefore need to claim presumed or punitive damages. that requires more or less deliberate lie, not just a neglect mistake. david, can they rise to that level? >> well, i think possibly, shannon, they could. and i think w...

>> this is the type of case that law professors love, clearly this man has a beef with burger king. he's suing for free food for life which is what he said the manager made the promise on and he said in coming up with the $9,000 in damages which is a small amount of damages. he's taking the cost of a burger meal once a week. his life expectancy is 77 years but he discounts it by five years for his frequent cheeseburger consumption. >> shannon: burger king is not commenting on this publicly, i'm going to skip exhibit b and go to exhibit c -- the bathroom was already damaged and they should

And emotional too. >> this is the case law professors love because there's so much to dig into and clearly this man has a beef with burger king and -- >> not as much as he would like. >> there are so many interesting details in his case, he is suing for free food for life which is what he says the manager made a promise on and in coming up with $9000 in damages which is a very small amount of damages, he's taking the cost of a burger meal once a week for his life expectancy which is life expectancy at 77 years except he discounts it by 5 years for his frequent cheeseburger consumption. law pro...

Cities wisconsin, and milwaukee, they had six weeks of early voting. not anymore. thanks to the new early voting legislation they will be stripped-down to two weeks. making it harder for them to vote. that is exhibit a in the not so much democracy lame duck republicans play book. exhibit b took place across one of the great lakes in michigan where it also is peak lame duck season. in michigan voters were supposed to have the opportunity to vote to raise the minimum wage and extend sick leave, both of which are overwhelmingly popular. but the republican controlled legislator decided they don't ...

Pete: that's what new documents show the fbi agents didn't think that he did. in the interview, again, and there is questions about that interview itself. should he have had a lawyer. what should he have been notified about. but ultimately the fbi agents, this is what we are getting this morning from exhibit b of the fbi. this is from the fbi. strzok and redacted, person we don't know, both had the impression that at the time that flynn was not lying or did not think he was lying. flynn struck strzok as bright -- get this, but not profoundly sophisticated. ed: it could have been a setup. the f...