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Gabriel. Seventy two thousand eighty from probably Federals world news headquarters in New York. This is the daily with revenue here tonight. I'll aghast is the former attorney general under Barack Obama, Eric all those you. Everybody have already re conversation within, but first refers, as many of you know. Today is taxed day a day when the federal government turns into real

bitch, but I have my money, but in case tax they wasn't stressful enough. This happened The IRS has a serious problem. Its website has not been able to process payments from income tax fibres banks, since it two a m: the government has just under nine hours to get the error message. Clear. Treasury secretary see minutiae, says Americans who have been unable to pay their taxes today. They're gonna get an extension of non hours. We don't want an extension now you get one day to accept tax, it's ok and then, if you can, Do it that's on you, nobody pays if you monsieur they get. Those are the rules that I just made up, but I think we can all agree on it. I think we can. There's only one day is only one day that the irish website needs to be up, and this is it it's like. If the Easter Bunny ran out of eggs and was like listen, I can have more by

Arbour day. No gonna get you work ass rabbit, but let's go let's get to the latest in the Trump investigation saga. Just like breaking bad. The shady lawyer got his own smells and I'll be honest with you, it's pretty entertaining court judge rejected a request on behalf of president trumps price. the lawyer and Fixer, Michael Cohen: stop better! regions from pouring through client record seized from Cohen in F B. I, last week con has a federal judge to allow president trunk to go through and determine what documents can be withheld from the investigation because of attorney client privilege, you know sometimes from is so dumb. It's almost cute like he actually thought the court would let him decide which documents could be used against. Imagine anyone else having the balls to try. That would like the FBI like there are the direct. This is the

we got a word. You ok, you guys tell me what you're looking for and I'll go get it. You just tell me I'll, go get it like nor responsible judge would trust Trump with evidence of any kind. Just imagine, Trump alone, in a room with the documents and the judges like do I you're a threat or from like now I'm just shaving my views. The funny thing would be if it turns out these actually giving his views and their take once these documents are covered in pews. They won't want to touch them. So smart Guy notes ass, my but believe it or not believing that was hardly the biggest Michael Cohen NEWS, because yesterday a federal judge forced calling to reveal that, in addition to the president, he also secretly represented Fox news host shorthand and obviously everyone thought that haven't you been busted was hilarious. I mean other news networks laughing late night, hosts schoolchildren creatures of the sea, and

a Europe that so divisive it turned out embarrassing shown? Hannity is the one thing truly everyone can enjoy. Can I from Washington no analysis Sean handling today, but he's here any desire. he knows everything happened. They stuck- and I'm just say this. I like my brother, but I'm glad for like a millisecond. The heats off me in on you, ok, I appreciate that it says a lot about your news network when all of your top anchors playing scandal tag it. So I made fun of the Portland KIDS tag. Europe now, thank God now, even though in low yesterday might have searched for handling it, help ratings because everyone tuned in to see what creates of excuse he'd come up with to explain his Michael corn relationship and the answer was it's complicated levies record straight. Here's the tourist Michael CALL, never represented, may in any legal matter. I never

retained his services. I never received an invoice. I never pay Michael COM for legal fees. I did have occasional brief conversations with Michael Colonies, greater. only about legal questions I had, or I was looking for input and perspective. He He wasn't your lawyer. He just answered your legal questions. Do you not know the definition of lawyer when your head is shaped like a dictionary? How do you not know this seriously? Legal inputs and perspective is exactly what a lawyer does We might as well have come out and said he was just my lawyer, but just the tip just the Tipp guys just the Tipp. Now what will people really wondering is this: what are the legal advice? Was why didn't? How did you get it from his regular turning, instead of turning to a guy who specifically known for paying off mistresses? Why do you go to him, but according to healthy baby

This is not what it looks like to be absolutely clear. They never involve any matter any sorry to disappoint. So matter between me or third party, a third group tat all an hour? my question is exclusively almost focused on real estate, while here any slipped in the almost thirty here it was simple, quick whose there were good he's. Like all Michael, just to Michael Corn works was of the almost real estate echoes of the almost exquisitely. Almost eighty sounds like the voice of the end of those medical ads or access, because we always had a very explicitly almost you can save those we almost exclusively almost is the kind of work. That makes people ask more questions. If someone tells you that they exquisitely almost have from adults, you're, not hiring them to baby sitter gives that's not what you think. You know right now: ok, fine, ok, fine Henry claims! He was just getting some informal realestate advice from Michael Cohen, which make what he said. A few hours earlier on his radio show all the more confusing I never gave him a retainer. Never is

an invoice, never paid any any fees. I might have handed him ten bucks. I definitely want you turning claim privilege on there's something like that. How K? Ok? Ok, ok, so he's not your lawyer, all you had was a few chit chat about, renders they, You definitely want to turn a kind privilege. Yet you definitely that did you bury under that house Let me just say I've had a lot of conversations about real estate at the end of it. I never went dish, never happy we'll be right back the following message comes from the daily show, sponsor HP committed to the fight against climate change, tired of seeing a hermit crab wrestling with plastic bags or a sea turtle tangled in a soda can ring HP has made the commitment to fight environmental issues threatening our way of life. They ve created a process that diverted plastic bound for the ocean to their circular supply chain. This open the door,

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I guess the tonight is the former attorney general of the United States and chairman of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee. Please welcome Erica. What is this all good beer great to have, you

especially now there are so many things to talk to you about as a former twenty different things are happening about. James called things have been happening, really good things. If you haven't been under twitter, that's what I have something is happening. I love flying from Elated ACE. Why must I must have missed? Oh yeah, you, MR here, that's what you mean, but we will get into we're going to call me will give the present will get told us of later. I wanted to start with the news this Britain today Starbucks has announced that they're gonna be closing eight thousand of these stores to have a day of racial, biased training and in the press release they mentioned you have one of the experts are going to consult and how does it work like you walk in and then you do like. Play with them and you can use the bathroom and the like? No one, you like www presuppose the yes diseases like what what what are you gonna do, and what do you think needs to be done? Well, I think that term straw boxes accompanying has a lot around racial issues and I think they understand that what happened in Philadelphia, was inappropriate, was wrong and I want to try to get things right and I think that we are going to try to do is closed. The stores go through some unconscious bias. Training put together

a panel of which I am a member to help advise them in that regard. Right and hopefully not have a repeat of that. But what I think is that we should not as a society. Is a country feel comfort in the notion that this is a Starbucks problem. This is a problem. That is larger is probably our nation Hester has to deal with rights, it's a large problem that can be traced back hundreds of years. It's a large problem. That put me society, like you, say, not just into Starbucks one The issues you are dealing with right now is in many ways tied to race in America cannot be separated and that's gerrymandering, you're working on a project right now that deals with gerrymandering. What

doing head of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee and what we want to try to do is to put in place when we disputing is done again in twenty twenty one is done every ten years, so that fair districts are drawn Republicans and twenty eleven drew districts that were highly partisan, unfair in nature, Princeton due to study and said these were the worst gerrymandered districts in the last fifty years bright and as a result, we see safe districts for Republicans that have led to a whole variety of things and unresponsive. Congress unresponsive US state legislatures in ninety six percent of american people who want to have background checks, expanded background checks for items to the sale of guns can get it out of Congress. of a gerrymandered dumb counts? But now, but I have some people say but fair places, the Republicans they found how the system was working and they did everything legally and they worked within their means. You know, President Obama said he regretted that the democratic way Didn't pay enough attention to it. So isn't this does par. For the course is that how you see it nice? I actually think that there is a case before the Supreme Court now and my hope will be. The supreme Court will look at what

did in twenty level and say that it was unconstitutional inconsistent with our founding documents income, System with amendments to the constitution, something that we as a nation I think have do. I have to make better because the reality is our boat or cheapened run. We have people who are in safe districts and unresponsive to the people who they are supposed to represent, but now you working with the democratic redistricting committing does that imply that you looking to?

swayed in favour of Democrats, no, the would have signed up for this if it was an attempt to germander for Democrats, I think that if we make this a battle between Republicans conservatives, Democrats and Progressive, the Democrats and rest will do just fine. I don't I join mandate. I think we're right on the issues. I think we have a sport, the people, if you look at, for instance, it was constant. Twenty twelve after we D gerrymander Republicans get less than fifty percent of the vote and get sixty seven percent of the state legislature and sixty seven percent of the congressional representation. That's continue for the entirety of this this decade right? That has to be stopped now. Some would argue that there's no way to redraw lines on a map in a way that will represent people, because if you look at how Merrick as design and where people live. Democrats live mostly in cities. Democrats live in the same place, it'll be cities or you'll, find them

in college, towns or you'll find them in historic lots and lots of mining communities and manufacturing Hobbs, so you'll find Democrats in certain places and then their dwarfed by public and rule votes around them so enjoy. That's what you were gonna come up with the same problem, because there's no real way: they shone like the live. Happily simulations. It seems that you can't really draw the maps. It feels like you trying to fix the problem, but the underlying problem That's! Actually, one of the myths about gerrymandering yeah. There is something to be said for the way in which democratic tend to cluster ruling ways, ways which Republicans question, but that does not explain the way in which you have seen these partisan districts being drawn rights or the results that we have seen as weight as result of this gerrymandering, the notion that this is all a function of you I mean if you try to ameliorate this, that you can't do it because of the way in which democratic, some with democratically is, is simply not true. What do you think is the greatest threat to America's democracy, Jim remembering or voter Idee laws in America that suppressed vote. They go hand in hand.

You see the greatest amount of voters, oppression in the same places where you see the greatest amount of german recline states. We, see high levels of gerrymandering, Wisconsin, Hypo, Pennsylvania, Texas, you see these, unnecessary voter idealized, to combat this non existent voter fraud ram, and so they go, they go hand in hand only problem. I have with your Protein is if you gimme drawn upon our approach. Other problem, I'm your gun, maybe you yeah, I'm giving you miles up if you redraw these lines. The problem I have with your approach is: you will exclude the three million illegal votes. what happens, then.

It's not the one I too may be chatting with Eric hold off the brake. Gonna get to call me when you get into the eighty job. We will write back with more from recalled by former attorney general recalled her on the show talking about gerrymandering talking about the future of Americans boats right now, some people feel like Amerika doesn't have a future because of what's happening in the White House. James call me just came up The book where he publicly lambasted Trump saying that he's a liar he's he must treat women He is not fit to be in office. A lot of people came games on those three things right right, now. It's interesting that you said it, because a lot of people say that you have a James call me you, the last person to come out and criticise anybody because of how much you screwed when you were in your position as an attorney general. When you look at what James call me did and what is now trying to say what are your thoughts

the issue now, I've known Jim, for I think twenty twenty five years or so, I think, he's a man of integrity. I think he is he's a good guy, but I think he made a really substantial Error in twenty sixteen he made that initial appearance and said that he was clearing Hillary Clinton and use that language and then obviously made the lake. The statement later on. That was not something point F b I directed to do right. That was something for an attorney general to do or in the absence of the attorney general, the deputy attorney general was simply he was out of his lean when he did that and that I think, had an impact on the election. I think as the sole thing that cause them pilloried defeat, but it certainly had an impact on the left right and you you have spoken about this. He made a mistaken. You said it was something that would give the FBI a bad name. The president of the United States currently says the FBI has a bad name. Do you think the Donald Trump has a right than to say that guy's, the FBI has problems.

Because of everything that James call me and his fellow FBI agents have done? No, I mean, I think the president's criticism of people in law enforcement prosecutors FBI agent is is unwarranted, is inconsistent with the facts, and I worked with these folks, almost all of my professional career, their hard working their dedicated. You know you don't talk about partisan things when you are in the Justice Department. I considered something that is, This is inappropriate and when I thinks you so when we hold these elections and twenty eighteen in twenty twenty Ninth Republic of China portray themselves as the law enforcement party, our people will remember the things Donald Trump has set about people in law enforcement. How things will refer? People, people with member and they will vote for him again. His people don't care, I genuinely don't, do it totally devoid of all.

I don't, I don't think they're watching you, that's a noise wasted gets somebody could have switched off from Hannity to know you never know how they might be I'll. Never know you, don't don't. Do it do it law enforcement, Donald Trump, the rule of law, corruption. These are all words that are thrown around every single day. With regard to this presidency, people say that Donald Trump and his administration or corrupt you have come in. on his administration being one that is correct. But what does that mean? Because people, though corruption? But What does that mean? What is corruption, meaning that in that sense, will there are tangible things whether it is Lino Scott proven all the things that we have been reading about with regard to him

smell of secretary price rise in a very any number of things that will have to imagine if Donald Trump, if Rapid Burma had done one of the things, the darling trumpeted? What would the reaction of been oversight? Hearings calls for impeachment if anybody in the cabinet had acted the way in which You see people acting in trumps cabin you I had. You know that the same thing there is a fundamental corrupt, problem, in the sense that you have people acquiring things that they shouldn't have, but they are also doing things with regard to the processes of America. breaking through american norms item, if not laws the norms- and you know that the president, for instance, telling the attorney general telling the Justice Department about certain results that he wants. Were obtained rise, inconsistent with the norms that normally govern the way in which President Santer

with an attorney general or on his justice Department, right that there are some people who would say, though, that say no Eric older, as as attorney general, you said that you regret the decision. The constant administration made with regard to mock rich, the patenting of somebody who was tied as a donor to politicians. Someone could say to you that isn't this: what politics? Is it peasant which side of its European is that this always going to be quid pro quo, though, is going to be somebody is it a system that you can escape in a way always this something different about the way Trump is doing it now. What I think those last minute pardons that President Clinton did were many of them were inappropriate, a substantial noble rub them were actually good? I was involved in the market board, nothing there. I made a mistake into it's one thing to say that you know a person made a mistake, writes a whole other thing to put in place a system that is based on inappropriate motives and ends up with inappropriate results, and indeed,

what the Trump administration it is all about when you, when you see what Trump is going through right now, when you look at the stories whether it be Michael Cohen, whether it be financial or russian related stories. Do you see a future where Donald Trump should be impeached, or are you of the mindset that he should go to an election and the american people should decide his fate? I mean, I think the best result would for him to be rejected resoundingly at the polls. That, however, can happen until twenty twenty, and I wonder about what is what kind of damage could he do to our country between now and then, but I don't think that the mid term elections ought to be about impeachment Donald Trump. The mid term elections ought to be about the record of the Trump administration what they have done with regard to the climate, what they have regard done with regard to the protection of not protection of

a voting rights, the way in which they apply to deal with choice issues. There are a whole range of issues that term, I think, would warrant a huge democratic wave in twenty eighteen, but it won't happen if people simply assume that is gonna happen, people to get out their work and get out there and but when you look at twenty twenty I've heard rumours that you are considering running for president. Is it?

one of those situations about like maybe about fifty three percent Mary. I would argue that a larger number would this ground you know what's funny is I think people just use your one denying intervals ignored? Oh no, no, no! No! No! No you're! Just like yeah yeah! That's right! Let's go right! That's right! Let's do this thing yet do it? Did I tell you, that's a great slowly Arracuoba! Let's do this thing! That's crazy! Not therefore, going to do that as well. You gotta do that. I like is one of those cases where you ve gone, like ok, George Bush and then Barack Obama than you know, like Donald Trump than you like another black man has to come in now it s. What what do you see? Why would you see yourself as somebody who could potentially run the United States of America? Well, you know, I think again, I'm thinking about this.

I'm not. I committed myself to two doing right from major look easy understand but area, but if I were to do this out, I think that I'd look back on a long government career my time is it many general, where I was exposed to a whole range of issues: domestic foreign policy, national security. I think I'm still a person who's got a great deal creativity, I believe, in this nation, I believe in the people of this nation. I believe that this need and can be led to one to bigger and better and greater thinks I still have hoped for from America, while everybody.

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