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He should be amortized at least as to his role as private incident of the senate, and the ministerial asset of kept -- counting the votes. but now that he has had a wall street journal article, and a book tour about, this it's gonna be hard to see where is he's gonna draw the line, and i think that's gonna be the hard argument that i imagine that that front and center of judge roseburg, and the d.c. federal court today. >> michael, i would assume that if you're a former vice president of the united states you have handlers. you have lawyers. and one would imagine that when you embark on this b...

Problem without worrying about testifying about the inner markings of the problem or reaching a solution to some kind of issue. it's not here -- to overthrow the election to try to shield the discussions from disclosures. and the constitution that he's making about the, versus the legislator and congressional. batch that's not gonna carry the dame for it either. >> michael, is there a world in which a narrowly subscribe set of conversations that pans has in the context of him being a president of the senate. that are of senate. everything else, including conversations that happened in the oval...

Though jack smith with a one-two punch today. not everyone's blessing about alvin bragg, the stormy dallan's hush money, probe donald trump's legal headaches when it comes to the special counsel, they appear to be multiplying. joining me now are laura jarrett, nbc legal correspondent, and michael maher, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. thank you both for joining me. laura, we couldn't stop talking to you last, time we need more to say. i want to hear your assessment of how involving mike pence will be to testify here. it sounds like he's privately or's attorneys are mak...

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