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Qualities as being on the supreme court, but were some members unfortunately aiming for. what a sound byte that he may be able to put on political website where it now is. for example, we heard some overheated claims yesterday at your representation of guantanamo detainee, somehow signaled your policy preferences, with how the united states has dealt with those detainees. every single member of this committee, especially those of us who have been assigned as counsel in cases to know better with past representations for policy. but to argue the client's viewpoint, simply by choosing to represen...

Russia in 2011 and 2012 when president putin came back into power once again. he believed it's the united states that were behind the protests so this doesn't offer anything new for president putin. of course, you could say it offers a convenient or useful sound byte but that's been played with russians. this is one of the things that president putin does to maintain power at home is to scapegoat, blame the united states for russia's problems. to me, there is noting new here and i heard some people suggest that it increases the stake in ukraine. i think president putin understands the stakes. ...

Byte. now we have it. let's hear it. >> i don't think he should have ever been appointed so let me take it back there. if your wife is an admitted and proud contributor to a coup of our country, maybe you should weigh that in your ethical standards. >> nbc news has reached out to ginni thomas and clarence thomas. so far, both of them have declined to comment. joining me now is maya wiley, former assistant u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst. maya, i know the rest of the courts in this country would have had a standard that would mean that clarence thomas would not be allowed to participate i...

Officials around the state -- most of them were on the ballot. the ballots that they are now questioning. um, this is in a state where the margin of victory was almost identical to the margin in 2016 when president trump won and there were no investigations of this type by a republican legislature. so when you have all these facts that show that the election was extremely well run and you still have leaders who refuse to tell the truth to their own voters, i think we have got a real problem and it's resulting in threats and harassment of election officials, for instance. >> so, state senator w...

Those who were radicalized and stormed the capitol. ayman reports on one of them who happens to come from his own town. ayman is joining us now. tell us what we learn in this new episode? >> we have been following the journey of owe roseanne boylan. what we focus on in episode 3 which is now available is how this person and others like her who are subscribers to the qanon conspiracy, how do something jump from the fringes of society make its way into the mainstream and certainly conservative american politics. i want to play this sound byte back in 2020 on the campaign