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Georgia. . this >> lawrence i think i should get some cod credits for this. two >> okay you will. neil, i want to get your reaction to rachel's breaking news in the previous hour, about donald trump's criminal defense attorneys, meeting with the district attorney's office, in georgia. >> lawrence i have two reactions, the first is, it's good to see georgia doing what the united states justice department should have been doing for the last year, which is investigate what looks like a bunch of potential crimes by donald trump. maybe the u.s. justice department is, we still don't have any evidenc...

Former acting u.s. solicitor general and an msnbc legal contributor. and congressman swalwell, i normally of course go to the office holder first. but with your indulgence, i want to begin with neal to ask him about the developments in georgia, but only if that's okay. >> i think i should get some cle credits for this too. >> okay, you will. neal, i want to get your reaction to rachel's breaking news in the previous hour about donald trump's criminal defense attorneys meeting with the district attorney's office in georgia. >> so, lawrence, i have two reactions. first is it's good to see georgi...

But that is what a democracy all about. and there is no country on this earth that has a stronger democracy and a stronger opportunity for us to correct when we are wrong than this country. so. >> we're running out of time. i had to get to one other question, it's not just about georgia. it's about the nation. 72,000 deaths in the opioid crisis. georgia, apparently is leading the way to a sense, while numbers are 14% nationally, 16% increase in deaths in georgia last year. what is georgia doing? what is the plan to try to combat this? >> there is a comprehensive effort in this state w. refortu...

Watch as our own fox news contributor confronts the former speaker of the house. >> speaker gingrich, you recently said black americans should demand jobs, not food stamps. you also said poor kids lack a strong work ethic and propose having them work as janitors in their schools. can't you see that this is viewed at a minimum as insulting to all americans, but particularly to black americans? >> no. i don't see that. [applause] my daughter jackie reminded me that her first job was at first baptist church in georgia doing janitorial work at 13. and she liked earning the money. she liked learnin...