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and former prosecutor at the department of justice msnbc legal analyst andrew weisman is back. vaughn hillyard, you have been pouring through this on our behalf. they are one in the same. macatee, you figure in some of the depositions from the january 6th select committee he was the guy that ginni thomas handed the loyalty list to. he's been in charge of the loyalty oath and the kinds of people and the staff being pure enough and trumpy enough since the first trump term. he's the project 2025 guy who is so proud of his association he talks about it on tv. talk about this business art is effort to fits tans trump from project 2025. >> right, john mctee was the former director in the white house. he was the former personal aid. he was overseeing the database of project 2025 in a senior adviser capacity. project 2025 talked about the idea of having the executive have the ability to fire tens of thousands of civil servants across departments and agencies making the case that it is the agencies and departments that should be properly executing what the desires of the president and e

democrats like senator chuck schumer and jamie raskin, also andrew weisman are attacking the judge overatch. >> what she is doing in many ways is putting in writing what she has done defact o in this case. she has delayed this case at every step. the one difference now is that by making this ruling in writing, not just sort of slowing the case to a complete standstill, -- liz: you know, there's a shortage of constitutional arguments here that that argument you heard was totally the constitutional problems with this case. you know, david spunt, fox news, he points out in 15 years from 2001-2016, we had one special counsel. since 2017, we have seen five, so what is with msnbc and these analysts and other media saying emotionally that it's all about emotion, not about the facts and circumstances of the case. >> yeah, remember, weismann, i never believe anything he has to say because he's so hyperbiased. he was bob mueller'sdn't trust what he has to say. the fact of the matter is, jack smith self-destructed the moment he issued his indictment that might have been viable and quick to go to t