roe, which they have. you can see scalia making nice martinis here, the ice apparently from the glacier. that s not harvard law library. while it s a cool little moment, the question is, why can t you pay for your own trips, luxury yachts, martinis and the rest, and why are you hiding it prosecute public? propublica also revealed that justice thomas got luxury gifts nearly every year from a donor who has nazi memorabilia, and the money far dwarfed justice thomas salary. the real questions here become whether these justices in actual fact feel like they work for the public and like their salary is their salary or whether they actually, whether they admit it or not, have rewards coming from other people who sometimes have business before the very powerful unreviewable bench. we have perfect guest for this. i m joined now by nina
Oliver Sears, whose mother is a Holocaust survivor, said the auction is about ‘making money at all costs without any consideration of the morality of what they are doing’.
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
that hurts me. i really don t want to cause pain to people ors of to them, but i ll show it to you. he opened up the case where he had kept it, and someone had moved it. i mean, he s got such a large collection of historical memorabilia that some of it, he literally seemed not to know where it was, and to be surprised by its absence. there was a card there saying never again, this stuff is bad stuff, we understand that. but it s odd to lose track of your nazi stuff, yeah! some people might say it s odd to have nazi stuff. how does he, i mean, it s not just the just the nazi stuff. he has winston churchill and statues of stalin and maybe lennon. four lennons, in fact. he has a worl of memorabilia relating to our political history, especially from the 1940s on. how does he view the nazi memorabilia in his collection,