towns, and all those movies we saw with the guys would wander out carrying guns. it was all illegal, and a lo of those times you could never publicly kerrigan and i have a history professor who s goin to join us at the end of the show who revealed all of tha to me today. i am just so shocked, that those cowboy movies were, in some ways, inaccurat apparently it is a good reminder to al the originalist who wants to basically, rewind time back to the 1718 hundreds, that they may not have liked the gun laws. and nobody was questioning, nobody was saying that s un-american, that unconstitutional, everybod just went along with what it was. irony deep irony, lawrence those were the days thank you alex, - thanks lawrence a federal courts of appeals has agreed to hear attorne alvin bragg s appeal a federal judge ordere yesterday saying that th former assistant distric attorney, mark pomerantz, wh briefly worked for alvin bragg needs to testify to the hous judiciary comm
zero public consequences until today, when he was asked about it publicly. representative scotty campbell handed in his resignatio today. that does it for us, we ll see you again tomorrow now it s time for the last wor with lawrence o donnell, goo evening, lawrence. good evening, alex, i learn something today about what w call the wild west the old wil west that there was way more contro in the wild west, in those towns, and all those movies we saw with the guys would wander out carrying guns. it was all illegal, and a lo a federal courts o appeals has agreed to hear attorney alvin bragg s appeal. a federal judge ordere yesterday saying that th former assistant distric attorney, mark pomerantz, wh briefly worked for alvin bragg needs to testify to the hous judiciary committee in accordance with a subpoena issued by the chairman republican, jim jordan we report on that case her last night, the appeals cour has given alvin bragg unti tomorrow to file his appeals briefing
laws about justices disclosing anything about their income. he told the story of the $20,000 in his detaile resignation letter in january 1966 i receive check for $20,000 under th agreement and began my association with the foundatio later in june 1966 i reached decision that the continuing role in the foundations work which agreement contemplated should be terminated there are two reasons for this decision my work for the court was much heavier than i had anticipated i had also learned, shortl before informing the foundatio of my decision to terminatin remit that the scc had referred, mr. wilson s file to the department of justice fo consideration is to criminal prosecution. much more wilson, was th founder of the foundation that paid a force $20,000 so, justice fortas received th 20,000 dollar check six months
court to proceed with the vita work free from extraneou stress that was written by suprem court justice in his 1969 letter resignation from the supreme court because he has objected to court to no quite two weeks of controversy about $20,000 that he ha received from a foundation three years earlier in his first year on the suprem court. $20,000 was a perfectly lega form of income to a suprem court justice, at that time, when there are absolutely no laws about justices disclosing anything about their income. he told the story of the $20,000 in his detaile resignation letter in january 1966 i receive check for $20,000 under th agreement and began my association with the foundatio later in june 1966 i reached decision that the continuing role in the foundations work which agreement contemplated should be terminated there are two reasons for this decision my work for the court was much heavier than i had anticipated i had also learned, shortl before informing the foundatio of my decision