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>> i think we should not forget that the schools have always, in many instances throughout our history, brown versus board of education, et cetera, where ashs have played out but this is an example of our time. let's talk for a second about this because we'll see this summer richard branson and jeff bezos headed into space. everyone is hoping this goes as well as it possibly can. but it does raise these questions as to why are these billionaires allowed to hop in rockets and go to space without anybody telling them what's allowed or not. do we end up with regulation of this very, very new indu...

Left still have a significant impact especially in the suburban districts? >> no, absolutely. especially in those suburban districts. you get a trumpy, marjorie taylor greene in the primary, but if democrats get enough people to the ballot box, they're going to vote against the marjorie taylor greene character. you talk to republicans that work on the campaign side that they're a little bit concerns about. they talk to us about. they won't say it in front of cameras just yet, but they're worried about it. they know that those suburban districts are key for them as there's a realignment happeni...

>> arizona is an interesting one especially since republicans were trying to push martha mcsally to fight back harder and some of the language they were using was almost conspiracy theory oriented. let's look at martha mcsally's concession video because it really struck something of a different tone. >> i just called krysten sinema and congratulated her on becoming arizona's first female senator after a hard-fought battle. i wish her all success as she represents arizona in the senate. i'm convinced arizona is the best state in the country and our best days are still yet to come and i'm going ...

Us had hopes that mbs, the crown prince of saudi arabia, might be moving towards liberalizing his nation, allowing more rights of women. but we have seen now a repeated pattern. not only in terms of mr. khashoggi, but earlier, just this past year, where mbs basically imprisoned hundreds of his relatives to extract payments from them, where they held hostage the lebanese prime minister. even stories about mbs kind of restraining his mother in the basement. there seems to be, unfortunately, a pattern here that is reminiscent of the old authoritarian saudi governments. >> so i want to get to mbs ...

Necessarily following the legal advice of his attorneys and not always paying his bills. so firms, this has been on their mind. and they realize there can be an internal and external issue with going as far to represent this president. >> so michael, talk about also, the law firm's concern about the risk to reputation, we heard about meetings that they had had, by thursday of last week, members of the firm had had enough. they were embarrassed by what giuliani was doing on tv. and they really did start talking among themselves according to your reports and others, talking about the risk to the...