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also joining us is danielle moodie, host of woke af daily. and co-host of democracy-ish podcast.good to have you here for it saturday political panel. david, i want to start with you. your reaction to republican candidates celebrating the supreme court's ruling effectively ending affirmative action while polls show that most americans support affirmative action. so in the long run, is this really a winning strategy with voters? >> no, i think you're seeing a republican primary dynamics play out between the presidential candidates, but they're reflecting some core beliefs and dogma within today's republican party. they embrace this idea of race neutral admissions or race neutral district minds. this whole race neutral idea. but that exposes though is there lack of willing to engage in policies, because they will also tell you that they believe in equality of opportunity. but the notion of equality of opportunity is the greatest quality for policy changes in anything in our politics today, but republican politics completely nor that. i think they are also going to overreach on this

joining me now, danielle moodie, host of okay if daily, coast of the daily beast new abnormal podcastemocracy-ish podcast. when she has time, she graces us with her brilliance. danielle, good morning. let's start with last nights event. are you surprised? because i was. the other republican candidates didn't take this perfect opportunity to dig into trump's legal woes. i mean, it was right there in front of them! >> i mean, i think what we have seen, katie, is that the rest of the republican field is running for vice president. none of them are actually running to be president of the united states because going after donald trump and all of his legal woes, i mean, we have been on indictment watch all summer, right? we have two that are potentially coming down the pipe. after the two that have already come out. so, to not go after that, to not say that this person, who you are now having in the league, would be distracted because he's going to be all over the country, not fighting for your rights, but all over the country fighting to keep himself out of jail? it seems like a no-brainer

fernando -- a democratic pollster and an msnbc political analyst daniel moody, host of the woke af podcaster. how ghost of the democracy-ish and the new abnormal podcast. -- . criminal defense attorney at an msnbc legal analyst. then you go we will start with you on this. all of these moves by republicans and what they are saying they are going to, do let's start with first off when we are looking at the doj and what the threats have been made so far. has that been done before? other presidents that you would look at? and are there any teeth to what they say they are about to implement in the coming months? >> not since 1876 has a cabinet official been impeached by congress. and that was at the ulysses s grant evaluation to give you -- impeachment to be is a very ominous threat because the very -- only accusation -- conviction and removal but the process itself is a purely political one. it may look a lot like a criminal prosecution, but that is just cosmetic. it's more about putting someone on trial, figuratively. actually in a case where you know you don't have the two thirds majority in t