other than the new york times on the way it s being handled right now? i do believe confusion watters seeds of doubt and that s what s happening here. it puzzles me we live in a society where we can t ask questions about this but we obviously see people providing answers agreeing with each other and aren t in agreements with the american people and not they are not in agreement with science but yet orange man that i guess. president biden knows what he s doing. obviously. [laughter] speaking of the american people figure things out, they should get the vaccine or even boosters, we got new york city mayor bill de blasio trying to mandate 1 million kids and tens of thousands of teachers to get the vaccine and against that mandate but they are upheld, how do you parents respond to this mandate going into effect?
that, he had a right to say i watch it online order all the time. you can tell people you do want to talk to. them but he did want to do, it and he lied to, them and he s in trouble for them. neil, thanks for helping us through this one, because it puzzles me, it boggles me. this was neal katyal he is a msnbc legal contributor. coming up, we will be joined by civil rights actor dolores huerta and how she sees the fight for voting rights. r voting rights. - had enough? - no. arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don t thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. your skin isn t just skin, it s a beautiful reflection
let me just say, if i might, i don t subscribe necessarily to your to the way you analyze that, i m not supportive of that analytical charge. thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. mueller, over here. hi. i want to start by thanking you for your service. you joined the marines and led a rifle platoon in vietnam and you earned a purple heart and you led the homicide unit here in d.c., and later northern district of california. assistant attorney general for doj s criminal division and the fbi director. so thank you. i appreciate that. having reviewed your biography it puzzles why you handled your duties in this case the way you did. the report contradicts what you taught young attorneys including to ensure that every defendant is treated fairly or a
i don t subscribe necessarily to your the way you analyze that. i m not saying it s out of the ballpark but i m not supportive of that analytical charge. thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. mueller, over here. i want to start by thanking you for your service. you joined the marines and led a rifle platoon in vietnam where you earned a bronze star, purple heart and other commendations and united states attorney leading the homicide unit in d.c. and northern district of california. assistant attorney general for d.o.j. s criminal decision and f.b.i. director. having reviewed your biography it puzzles me why you handled your duties in in case the way you did. the report contradicts what you taught young attorneys at the department of justice including to insure every defendant is
really don t want to deal with this. they are proposing a two-week extension, a continuing resolution, something like that, and they want to throw the hot potato at the new speaker, nancy pelosi, and they re trying to persuade trump that s a great way to start the year. you can have a big fight with pelosi. they just don t want to deal with this. yeah. i think that s the missing part of the story. republicans a lot of republicans don t really have any interest in this wall either. yeah. you know, i think the surprise they would get, e.j., is nancy pelosi ain t paul ryan. she is a very effective speaker. she knows what she s doing. she just doesn t wear cute coats. she knows what she s doing. she showed it in that meeting at the white house. that meeting showed why democrats want to re-elect her or bring her back as speaker. yeah, absolutely. michelle, you know, it puzzles me but i guess it shouldn t, the idea that of all of the voices and faces that the administration would