reporters at length. we re going to tell you what he said, and what it means for this evening because mccarthy and president biden are meeting again at 5:30, face to face at the white house. keep an eye on what each side says coming out of that meeting, the third one in as many weeks. if they can t start coming together now, when will they? because although we say eight working days, that doesn t mean a deal and a bill and a vote will happen overnight. marking it up, debating it, signing off on it all take time even when congress is trying to go quickly, and according to treasury secretary, janet yellen, there isn t exactly wiggle room. june 1st is a hard deadline, she told meet the press over the weekend, even invoking the 14th amendment would take time, which by the way, yellen says would be potentially inappropriate and legally uncertain. so what would be left, aside from defaulting? again, watch what comes out of this meeting. house democrats have 210 vote for their dis
documents probe. the guardian is reporting that federal prosecutors have that donald trump was put on notice that he could not retain any classified documents after he was subpoenaed last year. the warning conveyed to trump by his lawyer evan corcoran could be significant surrounding his handlings of classified materials gib it shows he knew about his subpoena on lig aigs. saz we ve reported before sand when it comes to questioning about whether trump committed obstruction, jack smith and his prosecutors are zeroing in on a specific period of time. the weeks and months after trump was served a subpoena from doj and all classified documents in his possession. and before that court approved search of mar-a-lago back in august that turned up more than 100 items and you guessed it, they were marked classified. that is despite the fact that trump s legal team in that window had attested and told investigators that they already handed over everything. that was classified. the guard
play up what he describes as, quote, ignorance. graeme wood writes this today, quote, in an email, crow told me that, quote, it s not like we haven t talked about work-related issues, but that those conversations were casual and unrelated to jurisprudence. it would be absurd for me to talk to justice thomas about supreme court cases because that is not my world, he told me at his house. i could probably name maybe five or six cases, brown v board of education, madison, he thought about it for a bit and then stopped at two. we talk about life. we re two guys who are the same age and grew up in the same era. we share a love of motown. sheldon whitehouse, a member of the senate judiciary committee. so harlan crow had me going until he got to i can only name two supreme court case. who says that? well, the thing that had me going was when he said it s not
enchts. harlan crow continues to defend the generous, and undisclosed gifts he has given to supreme court justice clarence thomas. crow attempted to explain away any accusations of corruption when it comes to his relationship with thomas, he says he s never tried to influence a case in the supreme court adding quote, it would be absurd to talk to justice thomas about supreme court cases because that s not my world. graham wood joins me now. congratulations on the interview. i just think that when you read the story about harlan crow and you realize what a curious mind he has, obviously, and we ll talk about what he has in his house, and the people that he s collected over his life, the i%1t,endship, but we understand a w wh i friends. that moment, graham, and there s also at the moment at the end where you are taken to look for some nazi memorabilia in his house because he also collects that, and he s kind of found to have misled you. can you explain? harlan crow, in addition to be