which will get him in serious trouble in court if he tries the same thing on the witness stand. and we will bring you the rest of the major legal developments of the day, including federal judges officially finding that rudolph giuliani did lie about two election workers in georgia, an innocent mother and daughter, who were attacked by not just giuliani but the then president of the united states, donald trump. and there is more we have to get to tonight, because it happened again. in tennessee. you would think that the republican legislature learned their lesson when they suffered worldwide condemnation for expelling representative justin jones and representative justin pearson, who were then immediately reappointed to their positions by local officials, and then went on to win their reelection s to the legislature. but this week, the tennessee speaker of the house, formally ordered the silencing of representative justin jones. and once again, the republicans in the tennesse
know what question never once crossed my mind? who played for clarence tomlinson s motor home? but as soon as the new york times asked the question, i felt like, okay, i m going to read the article. but do i really have to? i m just gonna find out the name of the rich guy who paid for him. senator sheldon whitehouse is gonna join us with his reactions to the latest turn in the road, so to speak, for clarence thomas. the supreme court ethics thing, i feel like it s a banging your head against the wall, because the more on planetary and consequential the ethical like, literally, financial, ethical conflict of interest issues are exposed, just the clear it gets they don t feel they need to answer anybody, they don t feel constrained by any rules, no matter what you expose, they re never gonna do anything about it. i feel like sheldon whitehouse is the one member of the u.s. senator was consistent consistently optimistic that something can and should be done. so, i m glad you
felt like, okay, i m going to read the article. but do i really have to? i m just gonna find out the name of the rich guy who paid for him. senator sheldon whitehouse is gonna join us with his reactions to the latest turn in the road, so to speak, for clarence thomas. the supreme court ethics thing, i feel like it s a banking your head against the wall, because the more on planetary and consequential the ethical like, literally, financial, ethical conflict of interest issues are exposed, just the clear it gets they don t feel they need to answer anybody, they don t feel constrained by any rules, no matter what you expose, they re never gonna do anything about it. i feel like sheldon whitehouse is the one member of the u.s. senator was consistent consistently optimistic that something can and should be done. so, i m glad you ve got him. i will ask him how his head feels. [laughter] very good. thank you, rachel. thank you. well, we ve had a flurry of motions filed t
indictment. those indictments aren t wort the paper they re written on. how will he defend himself? and will he go to trial before the election? trump s attorney john loro joins in me moments. and too honest. a central figure in the new case, the former vice president ramps up his criticism of his old boss. the president ultimately continued to demand that i choose him over the constitution. what does he make of the case? gop presidential candidate mike pence is next. plus, on message. with just over two weeks until the gop debate, other candidates struggle to break through. is there a new opportunity to edge out the front-runner. gop presidential candidate chris christie joins me ahead. hello, i m dana bash in washington, where the state of our union is watching court filings pile up. donald trump is kicking off a new week, juggling an ever-more legal calendar over his third indictment over alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. as usual, the former pr
thanks alex. the breaking news at this hour tonight is the astonishing news that donald trump s criminal defense lawyer, john lauro, who did a very solid and serious job in the courtroom today during donald trump s third criminal arraignment of the year, where donald trump once again pleaded not guilty, that lawyer then went on television and any fact pleaded donald trump guilty to the charge of attempting to obstruct an official proceeding and conspiracy to defraud the united states. everyone except donald trump knows the criminal defendants should not speak publicly about their cases. the same is almost always true for criminal defense lawyers. the most common response from criminal defense lawyers to requests for interviews about their pending cases is one word, no. most successful criminal defense lawyers never grant television interviews, never. too many of donald trump s lawyers are too eager to talk on trump supporting television about their client. and so tonight tr