about the president s counsel, the vice president s counsel. they all told him it was un-american. in the words of a prosecutor, illegal. even the nation s top prosecutor, the attorney general bill barr, found no evidence to support a play to stay in office. and tonight we have not one but two former attorneys general here both nominated by republican president. and both are going to give us their take on whether the emperor s wardrobe might be traded for prison garb. the former attorney general merrick garland says he is watching closely. but i wonder what his predecessors would think and what they would do. day three has had a theme, pressure, persistent, unyielding pressure, all targeting vice president mike pence. the browbeating all began behind the scenes. but when that didn t work, the bully pulpit was the new soap box. and pence s failure to succumb to it put him in danger. the vp s chief of staff was so worried the president was putting his life at risk, that he aler
look no further than trump university. trump university has stopped all student protests on campus by having no students and no campus. unlike trump university, most american universities make the mistake of existing, but trump university had the wisdom to be shut down for fraud 13 years ago. sign up for trump university. warning, you cannot sign up for something that was shut down for racketeering. guess what today is, my friend. i know what day it is. t.j., guess what today is? you have to come to me right here. oh, my god. do we have this camera, t.j.? do we have this camera? no, we don t. oh, you got me here. i m looking here. yeah, yeah. oh, here we go. guess what? here s the crazy thing, my first day in television, and i m so excited. i ve never done this before. donny, you know what today is? anybody s birthday? rev, know what today is? i have no idea. i know what today is. game six. joe, please come sit down. the knicks breaking every