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The political implications of this case. >> and thb is why w-- this is w whoever handles this case as a judge is going to have to be so skilled, because unless somebody has been lost in the everglades for two years has not heard of the case. but all you can say is that you can set aside whatever you have heard and then base what you hear based on the evidence. but that is a challenge to see whether or not a po potential juror can do that. sorry. >> no, we could talk about this for another hour, scott. as we said, we are not at that

Sued the government, alleging that alex acosta and his team of prosecutors broke the law by keeping secret from her and all the other victims the fact that they gave epstein this non-prosecution deal. she filed that lawsuit 11 years ago. it dragged on for more than a decade. in the meanwhile -- in the meantime, courtney wild bravely and courageously put her name on the record and told her story about jeffrey epstein to the "miami herald." courtney wild did not give up, she did not drop her case after all that time. eventually earlier this year a federal judge agreed with her, ruling that the c...

Why anybody hasn't forced him to answer that question. >> yeah. >> they always say, well, you know, the girls didn't want to cooperate. oh, their stories were different. there were all these, you know, other reasons, but, okay, then why did you seal it and then make them fight for almost a year? the government fought them. >> right. >> wouldn't even give them the agreement. so, you know, it's -- it's baffling that they could justify this by saying, you know, all these reasons, but in reality the real reason is that they kept it from them. >> it would be nice to ask him those questions during h...

Conscience? i think who understands how serious this case is. and that would be, you know, and it could be both of these. >> yeah. >> it's not one or the other. but those are the two ways that i see it possibly sort of involving public corruption. >> so meaning that, you know, the fact is that alexander acosta, he violated the law that said he should have given these victims notice. he did not do that. are you saying that there is a possibility that that act is also being investigating? >> well, the lack of notice to the victims is one specific part of what i view as a just complete mishandlin...

You're going to come back from vacation and figure it all out. that was wednesday. as rachel explained on this show. well, on friday the trump administration told the court it was busy coming up with a "new rationale for changing the census." which is impressive because the administration has changed its rationale at least ten times in four months. this weekend donald trump himself went ahead and gave away the game, saying they need the citizenship question to draw congressional districts, which the doj lawyers had explicitly been arguing for months is not the rationale. now today those lawyer...