against tyranny. and those are the things that stuck out. poison the well, tap into that cauldron of deep state denim, but that second thing, that tyranny argument was kind of like a preparation to a call to action. and that is the thing i think that i am pretty concerned with. one thing that stuck out to me was these calls for the releasing of the documents, even though trump and his lawyers had them and could have done that at anytime. and there was so much, so many questions about how legit this could be, and we need more information. do you get the sense though, that the rhetoric cooled at all after ag garland came out? nobody thought he would come out and have a press conference. but he did. did the rhetoric cool at all, after that? no. it got hotter, actually. they sort of used that, they used his own presence now they put in front and center. that allowed them to keep playing that clip on a loop and, to your point, just taking all of the questions that they had initially and
called trump s claim of executive privilege, quote, at best, ambiguous. nbc news legal analyst barbara mcquaid posted on twitter the letter from bannon s team to the committee was, quote, a gimmick to provide last-ditch defense in bannon s case and poison the well in the january 6th investigation. let s bring in investigations reporter for the washington post, jackie alemany. and state attorney for palm beach county, dave aronberg. good to have you both. jackie, what else can we expect this week, and what does steve bannon s willingness to testify, what does it tell us? is it going to be a day of pleading the fifth? my gosh, he wouldn t dare lie under oath, would he? mika, there are a lot of questions about steve bannon s potential testify. fresh in this morning is another interesting development, which is that in his contempt of congress case, which he s actually supposed to appear in federal court for today, justin
your guns. judge jeanine: we heard the sound from whoopi goldberg as well as as well as beta or work, they either want to take away your ar-15 or your ar stomach ache a 37. it reminds me of political correctness, you can t say it s not politically correct, they start chipping away. now it is we don t think you should have this gun or that gun or the other gun. but the second amendment is absolute, is it not? jesse: any time they open their mouths, gun sales skyrocket and he said the 9-millimeter thing, people don t trust him, he has poison the well of negotiation and that is why he is not even in the negotiation because he wants to slippery slope and say, maybe 9 millimeters are on the table. so obviously he is not a serious negotiator. i put some thought into the red flag laws.
cannot on ring the bell or an poison the well. we now know that there are at least five justices on the supreme court who are willing to completely trample on the personal rights that we all depend on for functioning modern society. you ve made your case. well professor yoshino. we appreciate it. kenji yoshino is a professor of law. we appreciate your time tonight. still ahead, senator chris murphy joins us next to talk about the war in ukraine. america s role in, it into days vote on abortion rights. stay with us. didates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire it s time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts so you both stay comfortable, matching your job description. and can help you get almost 30 minutes more restful sleep per night. save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, queen now only $1,999. only for a limited time.