And nothing happened. Are laws stupid . Because ive been following them my whole life now. Donald trump continues to test the limits of the gag order in his hushmoney case, meanwhile his legal team is trying to once again to get the judge removed, less than two weeks before the trial is supposed to start the former president is also suing the cofounders of truth social wait a second, is this thought the trumpiest story of all time. So, this guy im going to sue you. This company goes public, everything trump does he loses billions of dollars, he loses his cofounders. Everything he does. Its so sleazy. But its how you and i and mika and Everybody Else who have been around him for decades, they all say this is how he works. Everybody that goes into business with this guy regrets it, because hes a terrible businessman and he sues you. Its a reflux. If you hang a chandelier in one of his terrible Atlantic City casinos somehow youre going be blamed. In this case, this is a tough story to fol
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that s a high bar to exceed. we were abled to exceed it, a republican-dominated supreme court found in our favor and the fact that we uncovered, showing that the i.r.s. was not doing its job in audit ing presidents tax runs does a lot of people see the timing when this vote occurred at the tail end of when the democrats have a majority, they see it as suspect and telling. i know the chairman of the committee said this is about the presidency, not about the former president, but was the quest to get these tax returns and to release them to the public, was it motivated by policy fix? politics? no, the timing was not our choosing. it was dictated by how long it took to resolve in courts. it went all the way to the supreme court. the initial federal judge sat on this for about 2 1/2 years.
right thing to do. this comes as his new book set for release tomorrow, forward notes on the future of our democracy, andrew yang joins us now. why leave the democratic party? you ran for president and mayor as a democrat. i have been a democrat for 26 years, anderson. if there is a theme tonight that i saw it was that polarization is at record high levels in the united states. political stress is approaching civil war levels. and the question is, how could we bring the temperature of the country down? and i want to be the metaphorical wet blanket for the country. i am bringing not just, hopefully, some kind of soothing words, but an actual policy fix that will help bring the temperature of the country down by changing the political incentive of our leaders because right now if you are a member of congress your job is to please the 20% most extreme on either flank of the population.
if there is a theme tonight that i saw it was that polarization is at record high levels in the united states. political stress is approaching civil war levels. and the question is, how could we bring the temperature of the country down? and i want to be the metaphorical wet blanket for the country. i am bringing not just, hopefully, some kind of soothing words, but an actual policy fix that will help bring the temperature of the country down by changing the political incentive of our leaders because right now if you are a member of congress your job is to please the 20% most extreme on either flank of the population. what we have to do is change it so you have to appeal to 51% of the population and that would bring the temperature down very, very quickly, almost overnight. i don t think you want to be a wet blanket. sounds like you want to be a weighted blanket that is more comforting. yeah.