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weissmann, professor laurence tribe from harvard law school, glenn kirschner, who so valuable eat was in the room today during this argument, during which, i think even donald trump knows, the whole thing collapsed. the defense that could save him, the immunity defense collapsed before his eyes. >> when you're arguing about navy seal commandoes being able to assassinate your political rivals, i think you are not winning. i'm a lay person, i can't wait to talk some more in your hour, but my layman's opinion is that that's not a winning strategy. >> you're halfway through law school, b...

americans who are worried about these issues. >> it is important read. it's a book that everyone needs to read as we talk about all the others. this is the thing that matters. >> it's very yellow. >> josh green, congratulations on publication day, my friend. thank you for the book. that is our show for tonight. now it is time for the last word, with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, my friend lawrence. good evening, alex. we have professor andrew weissmann we have professor laurence tribe from -- , we have glenn kirschner who so valuable was in the room today. during this argument du...

Amendment. but here was the biggest issue to come to this court involving donald trump in this case. they were done with it in an hour and 15 minutes and trump's lawyer ran out of things to say. >> and what's interesting is you got the sense that each of the three judges made all of the points they wanted to make. i hate to say it, lawrence, but john sauer almost felt like a prop. this was the judges show. they were dropping truth bombs, they were dropping logic bombs and consistency bombs. the consistency bomb was one of my favorites. when they pointed to what another trump lawyer said on beh...

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Cybersecurity researchers at Rutgers University-New Brunswick and the Georgia Institute of Technology have proposed new ways to protect 3D printed objects such as drones, prostheses and medical devices from stealthy “logic bombs.”