do you remember the name john dowd? john dowd was one of the lawyers who, then president trump, hired to defend him during the mueller investigation. a few years before joining the trump legal team, john dowd was the defense lawyer for barrage roger numb, in this insider trading case. he was convicted of 14 felony counts, that's the longest -- he had to put up 100 million dollars bond. on the day he was convicted, a cnbc camera crew caught up with his lawyer, with john dowd. >> cnbc caught up with mr. dowd just a short time ago. >> get the bleep out of here. that's what i have for cnbc >>. wow. well >> >> i never get tired of that tape, i never get tired of that type. that guy lost that case spectacularly, and then he got hired by donald trump. that's what i got from cnbc. that billionaire hedge fund manager, with a huge insider trading case, he got the record sentence. we also believe he got the record for the highest bail ever set in american history. that record stood until today, when the chairman of donald trump's

do you remember the name john dowd? john dowd was one of the lawyers who then-president trump hired to defend him during the mueller investigation. a few years before joining the donald trump legal team, john dowd was the defense lawyer for rajaratnam and it did not go well. i mean he was convicted on 14 felony counts. he was sentenced to 11 years in prison, the longest prison term ever for an insider trading case. he had to put up $100 million bond. but on the day he was convicted, a cnbc camera crew caught up with his lawyer, with john dowd. >> cnbc caught up with mr. dowd just a short time ago. >> i was looking -- >> [ bleep ] out of here. okay. that's what i got for cnbc. >> wow. >> wow. okay. that's what i got for cnbc. i never get tired of that tape. i never get tired of that up take. that guy lost that case so spectacularly and then he got hired by donald trump. but that guy, that's what i got for cnbc. anyway, so that billionaire hedge fund manager with the hugin sider -- huge insider trading case and he got the

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john kennedy for once. >> you'll get it in the eyeball? >> i'll take it in the eyeball. preferably not, to tell you the truth, but i'll certainly take it in the arm. >> so matthew dowd, tote this republican shift in tone? and if you haven't already gotten a shot, i mean, at this point, what influence does some politician have? i was thinking maybe it's a little bit of chicken little in reverse. the sky isn't falling, wait, yes it is. >> i'll add a third option to the options of reasons why. i think it's a multiple choice. a third option is, leaders in this country are supposed to confront their constituents when their constituents are involved in a mistake of facts or a conspiracy theory. but what the republicans have done now for a couple of years is reflect back to -- instead of leading and telling, confronting with truth, they've reflected back the same conspiracy theories and fact set. and what's happened now is, it's led to this massive problem. it's not only a problem as we're talking about public health, but it's a problem in democracy in total, in a common set of facts that we need. but i think that what leaders should do is be telling their constituents the tru