conscience whatsoever. remember when he went to visit the synagogue in pittsburgh but was tragically attacked, he came back and all he would talk about, he tweeted, the first thing he tweeted, what a great reception he got. the lives don t mean anything to him. all it means, the only thing that means anything to him is his own well-being. he is now more desperate than ever, which is why he is doing all these things. there s also a testing that is happening here, scott, in terms of, first of all, someone who was practicing in court, i just can t a mansion any other defendant out on bail doing this kind of thing and not being remanded. am i crazy? obviously it s hard to compare apples to apples because the guys a past president and he has a platform. but what anyone else get away with? this of course not. no one would get away with it. i know that judges, the two federal judges into state
little too close for comfort if you are one of these 19 defendants? you know, i m going to give this judge the benefit of the doubt. we ll have to see how he performs. he is young. he doesn t have a lot of experience. but he does, as a judge, he does have experience in the courtroom. you know, the key, laura, in my view, in these cases, is really the essence of the judge as opposed to the extent of their experience. what you really want someone from someone is that they are going to listen to both sides, to be fair to understand this is historical moment and what that moment calls for is to assure both sides of this deeply divided country that this is going to be a fair trial and it s always concerning with state judges that have to stand for election, you know, being viewed as in any way helpful to donald trump in atlanta is not a way to get reelected. it s going to take great deal of
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federal judges, state judges tossing out and blocking some gun safety laws. joining us now to talk about all of this is former homeland security secretary jay johnson. he also chairs the new york state bar association task force aimed at maintaining diversity and is also an attorney and partner at the paul weiss law firm. it s great to have you. good morning. thank you very much. so, for you, this is about students, about what happens with their careers in becoming future lawyers, but it s also personal for you. can you share your personal experience and then reaction to what the court has done here? in addition to everything you mentioned, i m also a trustee of columbia university. and just a month ago in anticipation of this decision i was recalling to lee bollinger, i was in the midst of applying to law school, anxiously
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