going to be a blowback. and i think the very notion that we are going to conform our responses to the mueller report to sort of mollify angry people who are not going to accept it as true is first of all kind of how comey got into trouble with hillary clinton in the first instance, but that can t be the answer. we can t be afraid of where truth takes us. and if truth takes us to a place that causes a lot of people to be very angry and then to conform our actions because of that i think is exactly why, you know, this starts to look like asymmetrical warfare. good point to end it on. thank you. dahlia lithwick, senior editor for slate and the host of the podcast amicus. and david corn is a washington, d.c. editor for mother jones and msnbc political analyst. he s also the author of great books: showdown, the inside story of how obama fought back against boehner, canter and the tea party. we talk to jamie dimon, alexandria ocasio-cortez and pretty much everything in between. that
know, this starts to look like asymmetrical warfare. good point to end it on. thank you. dahlia lithwick, senior editor for slate and the host of the podcast amicus. and david corn is a washington, d.c. editor for mother jones and msnbc political analyst. he s also the author of great books: showdown, the inside story of how obama fought back against boehner, kanter and the tea party. we talk to jamie dimon, alexandria ocasio-cortez and pretty much everything in between. that s next. and a very rich guy and former labor secretary is going to join me to call out ceos who could help fix inequality but they aren t. and an in-depth look at how 29-year-old ex-bartender has