tom winter, barbara mcquade and jim cavanaugh are with me.om winter, they filled in some gaps but not a lot. >> not a lot, chuck. yes. it would be great. i don't understand why questions weren't allowed to be asked or answered there, particularly because it would be great to get more of a sense of the ideology here. unfortunately, we don't yet have the court documents. i believe i heard the attorney general say that it was the wolverine watchmen and announcing the arrest of seven more people. that's typical in these type of cases because sometimes the states have the ability to make charges that the federal authorities can't just because of law and the statutes between the state and federal government. i think it's interesting to note, all these men fit a typical profile that we see which is mid to late 30s, early 40s. the possession of weapons charges and the commission of a felony are important charges because those carry mandatory sentences that are stacked on top of whatever they are convicted with in their initial charges, the violations

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barbara mcquade, former u.s.gan and an msnbc legal analyst. good to see you both. let me play one more exchange from the hearing this week regarding one of these topics related to the president's constitutional powers. here is an exchange related to the peaceful transfer of power. watch. >> here's another one. do you believe that every president should make a commitment unequivocally and resolutely to the peaceful transfer of power? >> well, senator, that seems to me to be pulling me in a little bit to this question of whether the president has said that he would not peacefully leave office. and so to the extent that this is a political controversy right now, as a judge i want to stay out of it and i don't want to express a view. >> elie, how do you see responses like? on the one hand i understand why senators like cory booker and others were frustrated by judge barrett's unwillingness to just give an answer. on the other hand, i am trying to think of ways this could have been answered more clearly, more transpar

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. >> let me quickly bring in barbara mcquade, a professor assistant and legal analyst. e ask you this. we keep hearing that judge a ro map to her thoughts on the affordable care act, on roe v. wade. are persons' writings or previous statements, looking at previous justices, do they often have detours and that road map not as solid as it may appear? >> sure, lester. when a person is acting as a scholar, they may have different viewpoints than they have as a judge or a justice. certainly the first time around when amy coney barrett was considered to be on the 7th circuit court of appeals, she certainly said in defense of things she had written as a judge in an appellate court, an intermediate court, i don't have the ability to overturn supreme court precedent, it would be my duty to follow it. but the stakes are much higher when someone is up for the supreme court. there she does have the ability to overturn precedent. i think looking at all those things as a road map to how she might decide cases in the future becomes very relevant because of the unique incredible power

with us tonight, barbara mcquade, a proud michigan ander, former attorney for the eastern district of i want to remind you and our audience about how this president has spoken about this governor. we'll play that before we continue. >> we've had a big problem with a woman governor from -- you know who i'm talking about from michigan. >> i say, mike, don't call the woman in michigan. we're not getting any cooperation from the governor of michigan. the governor has to open up the state, okay? your governor doesn't have a clue, is a liberal hypocrite who lives by a different set of rules. open up your state, madam governor. open up your state. >> he wasn't done. just tonight trump tweeted this. governor whitmer of michigan has done a terrible job. rather than say thank you she calls me a white supremacist. governor whitmer, open up your state, open up your schools and open up your churches. barb, this does give -- speaking of oxygen, this does credence, does it not, to whitmer's argument the president was complicit in what almost happened to her. >> yes, even if not legally complicit as

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