. >> conservative lawyer george conway. >> convened the meeting.and allegedly in that meeting apparently said, if no one is willing to speak up here, you all are getting fired and we're going to find somebody else to do it. what do you think about this? is this worse than the friday night massacre that they told us about with nixon? >> yeah, i mean. that what happened in the nixon administration only involved. >> just, you. >> know, the firing of one individual and the resignation. >> of two people. >> at what, one was the attorney general, the other was the deputy. attorney general. but this is much worse because this. is going to the functioning. of us attorney's offices nationwide. and it really is. i mean. we we're seeing a. justice department, including the. >> fbi. >> that is on the. >> edge of a full scale revolt. >> because they're being asked to do things that are just contrary. >> to what. >> they are. obligations to. >> the nation are and their ethical. obligations as lawyers. and those. >> letters that we saw, written. >> by danielle sa

yes. >> and we're gonna talk about this with george conway more.ke it is just another day at the ranch for everybody. >> everybody needs to get used. >> to it. this is a this. >> is a not just another day. >> it's the. >> new day. >> and it will be every day. and there's going to be more fallout. >> when you combine. >> justice department with kash patel at fbi. >> oh my goodness. >> so now you. >> have both the, you know, the investigative and the criminal justice piece kind of merged into this maga meld in which. all of. >> us are. >> suspects to them. notice the criming those who have done the criming, they're getting off scot free. >> yes, yes. >> they're all being. released or hired by this administration. >> well, except for the mayor of new york who allegedly committed crimes. he asked for a pardon and they came back and they said, no, we're going to do is we're going to dismiss it, but with the option to bring it back if you don't do what we want. >> what do you think is. >> is jamming up? >> kathy hochul? >> well, that it is. i mean, it is

it's george conway. and joining michael, he's an actor, comedian and fellow celebrity jeopardy! winner. you might recognize him from when he absolutely dish rag wolf blitzer. it's andy richter. >> all right. >> how you doing, amber? good to see you again. season two. michael. good to see you. >> roy, it is so good to. >> see you. >> amber, it is so. no no no no no. i was told this is how we say hello. no no no. >> now for the biggest stories of the week. amber and george, i'm going to show you a clip referencing a major news story from the past week. and you tell me, what's the story? here we go. >> okay. >> okay. we got a dog. the white house. >> of course. no. no. capital. >> okay. >> playoff. no. somebody getting fired. that's one of ellen's kids, right? >> and then there's ellen. so you were right. >> doge. >> doge. >> are very. >> ellen. doge firing people, hiring children. final answer. >> partial points. that's good enough. i give you a little bit of. that. >> wow. >> the story is doge the department of government efficiency. ellen's made up cabinet department slash influ

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let's bring in our conservative attorney, george conway. george, remarkable that these people went to law school. but but i want you to just talk just in general. and we're going to go through again just to show all the times joe biden's executive orders were either enjoined or overturned. but this happens, right? presidents do executive orders at the beginning of the term, not not to this degree, not not pushing the boundaries as much, perhaps, as president trump has done. but this happens. there are challenges. some things get through, some things don't. but you don't have a vice president. i guess spiro agnew probably did, but you don't have a vice president going out there going, oh, the court can't do this. they can't stop our legitimate power. when, of course, again, the supreme court determines what the executive branch is. legitimate powers are and what they are not, and it has been that way for 240 years, has it not? yeah, absolutely. >> and, you know, j.d. vance is an embarrassment to the. law school. >> that i attended. >> but the

. >> i want to thank our guests tonight, george conway and andy richter. and of. >> course. >> thank you to our team captains, amber ruffin and michael ian black. before we sign off, here are a ross: here we go. pivot! pivot! pivot! pivot! chandler: shut up! shut up! shut up! lisa kudrow: i feel like we get to know these sitcom characters; they're your friends. ross: i don't think it's going to pivot anymore. chandler and rachel: you think?! jason alexander: they were purely selfish and purely immature. jerry: are you still master of your domain? elaine: i'm queen of the castle. alyson hannigan: you hope that you'll have those kinds of relationships in your real life. barney: tonight is about celebrating our enduring bonds as friends, nay, family max: good to see you too girl, where you going? carnival? ha! kim fields: your friends... sometimes that's more family than the people that you're related to. tootie: something's bothering you! natalie: i've never been happier. ted danson: trying to make your way in the world and having a safe harbour. you know, w

guests for this episode include attorney george conway and comedian andy richter. here's a preview. >> it's time for meet in the middle, where we find common ground between two people who would never be caught hanging out together. okay, let's do creeper by the cousin. >> giuliani. >> would you like the description of the category? >> i heard. >> creeper giuliani. >> that's right. >> he did. >> marry his cousin. >> so that's which. >> two of these people kept it in the family by marrying their cousin. >> it's giuliani. >> and it's paddington. >> okay. >> it's fine if it's paddington. he's a bear, right? that's normal in bear life, right? but now giuliani should be ashamed. so i'm going to say giuliani. and it has to be einstein. no. all right, so the answer rudy giuliani and albert einstein both married their cousins. rudy's first wife was his second cousin and einstein's second wife was his first cousin. yeah. regina peruggi. >> and that's how he came up with the theory of relativity. >> yeah. >> i mean. >> was it that obvious? was it that. >> obvious? >> yikes. t

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. >> that's conservative lawyer george conway laying out a scenario that would have seemed far fetched until recently, but it's taking on fresh significance given this judge's determination that the administration already is defying his orders and is accused in a second case involving suspended u.s. aid workers of also defying a court order. in this case, though, rhode island chief federal judge john mcconnell jr. has already made his determination and issued a warning in the form of a citation at the very top of today's ruling, it reads, quote, persons who make private determinations of the law and refuse to obey an order generally risked criminal contempt, even if the order is ultimately ruled incorrect. and this is what he says. members of the trump administration are doing disobeying his temporary restraining order, which blocks the administration's freeze on disbursing federal grants already allocated by congress. now, judge mcconnell writes, the defendants received notice of the tro. the order is clear and unambiguous, and there are no impediments to the defendant's compliance wi

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joining me now is david corn, mother jones, washington bureau chief and msnbc political analyst, and george conwayive attorney and msnbc contributor. in the old meaning of conservative, which is completely change the name, the meaning this i feel david like some of the delay in kash patel's vote today was your fault. you have had about half a dozen different stories on kash patel. tell me of the many things that you've uncovered at mother jones about him, what alarms you the most? >> you know, i think it's his general attitude. he is highly paranoid and conspiratorial. he really believes that there is a malignant deep state that has plotted for years, and he includes bill barr as being part. >> of the. >> you know, christopher wray. so it's not just the democrats who you would, you know, tend to think. right. but it's like everybody i mean, this guy is obsessed with this paranoia. mother jones, we've discovered that he got paid $25,000 from a pro kremlin propagandist to be in a film. he still hasn't explained the money he made from doing consulting work for qatar. he has over $1 million in interes

we have lead marches in arkansas, especially when the death of george floyd occurred. we had a march in conwaykansas. there have been a number of other things i worked on when it comes to fighting for social justice. i worked on a number of campaigns throughout the south primarily because that's where i am originally from. thought on the front lines like the women's march happened in atlanta, georgia. i put my hand out on the organizing front on several different locations. i told you all under new leadership that will be an extension of what i put in my seven-point platform that is listed on my website, quint essahathaway.com. also i released my 100 point plan that i believe is a representation of the democratic party. jonathan: thank you, dr. hathaway. symone: we have a couple more questions from the audience. i want to invite john for day he -- john to ask his question. who do you want to hear from? >> eenie-meenie-miney-mo. i'm going to direct this question to mr. ken martin. it's a two part question. but first, mr. ken martin. as chair, what would you do to ensure we as dnc members can se