advancement of equality, social can tag you out for another prosecutor, john flannery. civil rights movements, there are you okay with that tag? was more of that it felt like >> i'm totally cool, but john has to come up with a wrestler earlier than now. >> oeveryone seems interested in name. >> okay, i'll pass that on to him. i know he's listening. building their brand, and i paul butler, tiffany cross, don't know if that's just the thanks to both of you. greed that seems to have you have a great friday night. filtered all through society and as mentioned, i want to turn to these next guests. culture in general, but it's a a lot of house republicans have been ducking these interview real stham that more pipe aren't requests today. speaking out. and frankly, from a reporting i guess they're afraid because perspective, that actually makes it harder to find out, given the things like twitter armies will new vote, what donald trump's come after or social media will impeachment defense is at this point. but now we are joined by someone tear them down if they take a leading that very charge. stand, but i think that's the republican party's national exactly what artists should do. spokesperson, liz harrington, >> we didn't know what would from the rnc, and a legal expert happen when we brought you guys who, as you know, if you watch this program, has previously together, but i thoroughly advocated for the legal case for the impeachment of donald trump, enjoyed it. former prosecutor, john thank you. a lot to think about. flannery. thanks to both of you for being here. great conversation as we head >> thanks for having me. into this weekend looking out >> good to be here. over new york city here. >> liz, i will start with the straightforward question. are the republicans still asking i also want to tell you about for foreign help to get trump one more thing before we go. re-elected? we did an additional thing with >> i would ask the democrats. because we spent two and a half years debating that very michael stipe and mike mills we question, right? >> well, i'll tell you what,