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It? is it novel. it's novel. in the sense, of course, we don't exactly know which charges they're going to do yet, but one of the theories is that it would be novel because they charged the falsification of business records and then if they can tie that to the intent to cover up some other felony, then that gets amped up to a felony conviction. so the potential novel idea is whether or not they would tie it to a federal campaign violation. now they could go with the number of state violations, including a state election violation, or perhaps some of the tax fraud that had been previously charg...

Michael don't you think the trump v. clinton line is a subversive republican/trumpian campaigning? come on. in other words, barry, you are thinking that sort of rubbing his hands together at mar-a-lago or in bedminster sits the former president who says, oh, only if. you know, bring her on. he might be thinking that. in fact, i bet he probably is thinking that because he won that race in 2016 but a lot has changed. say something else. i had her recently on my radio program. and we didn't even talk politics. we talked about her hit novel with louise penney. and she revealed to me a side of hers...

Trial in october? >> well, this is a very positive ruling for all of the communities that we represent. more than 2,000 are in litigation, as you know. and this was important because for the first time, a court with a full body of evidence before it looked at both sides of the argument and concluded, a, that there is an opioid epidemic, b, that it's a public nuisance, and c, that in this case johnson & johnson was the cause of the nuisance. >> the public nuisance element of this, some have called it novel, because when you think of public nuisance you think of a run-down house for loud narks. ...

The idea that a president could be annoyed with a member of the press is not new, nor even is it novel if presidents have axes to grind or obsessions with people. that said, what happens when all those things seem to come together in a vortex that sucks all the oxygen out of public life, and what happens instead of reigning it in, the president's spokes people blame the press for reporting on it. >> it doesn't help the american people to have the president covered in this light. >> joined now by my panel. maggie, we were on last night talking about the misogyny of the tweet of mika brzezinski ...