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you can get it too. welcome to the party. introducing gig-speed internet from xfinity. finally, gig for your neighborhood too. welcome back to the 11th hour with tonight s big news focusing on attorney general jeff sessions. we want to welcome in three attorneys, richard painter is back with us. chief ethics lawyer to former president george w. bush. these days he is teaching law at the university of minnesota. kari cord row back with us former senior associate general for the dna, director of national intelligence now at georgetown law.
act in the federal government. there is about 10,000 of them. so he is saying, you know, be careful how you enforce it because it s not going to be the law in a few months. so don t impose any fines. don t impose any penalties and, for heaven s sake, if somebody didn t get health insurance, you guys in the irs, don t impose a tax. ainsley: it sounds like the you are right. helping the people. here is the most revolutionary part and i have never ever seen this in all the years i have been practicing law, teaching law, studying law and administering it as a judge, if there is a clash between a person and individual and the government, and you have discretion as to which way to go, go against the government. knew, presidents and governors never say that they always say the opposite. so, i would entitled this donald trump revolutionary. donald trump doing what he said he was going to do. now, there are a lot of bad parts of the law. one of the bad parts of the law is that the people who
are getting away and some take advantage of to reinforce that argument. but does it worry you that that morphs into something more sinister? i think we need to go back to having more control on these protesters. and a lot turn into criminals and we ve seen that. they rae agage traitors, som bused in. and we ve been trained teaching law enforce the taking a softer approach, and that s fine to a point because you want to limit the litigation that comes behind it. but you have to take back the streets. you can t allow people to shut down city street, putting people s lives in danger. how does an ambulance get through when you have these streets being shut down day after kday. and they promise more of these events. and the same sort of anarchists who tried to manipulate it into something more violence, a little bit that resonated a little bit more in terms of the news cycle.
news while they don t advise bistand areas to take it into their own hands, sometimes. warren reveal she proposed to fellow harvard professorman. warren writes i was a single mom with two little kids and just started teaching law in houston. i met a guy from massachusetts named bruce. i was completely crazy about him. when i proposed to him, he said yes. 35 years later, and the pair are still happily married. that does it for me and way too early. let s bring in mika for a preview of morning joe. a lot to get to. news concerning former president george h.w. bush. he spent the night in the hospital after suffering a fall. we ll have the latest on his condition. rick perry joins us live.