Tonight on The Readout, you're entitled to believe and trust advice of counsel.

You have one of the leading constitutional scholars in the United States, John Eastman,

say to President Trump, this is a protocol that you can follow, it's legal.

That eliminates criminal intent.

Trump's attorney just last month saying that Trump cannot be held responsible for his

alleged crimes because he was only listening to the advice of lawyers and learning

its constitutional scholars.

This weekend, Trump himself blew that argument out of the water, saying it was all his idea.

Also tonight, new reporting on the alleged annexes of Justice Brett Kavanaugh and dark money

millionaires in Alabama's open defiance of court rulings on unfairly drawn legislative

maps.

Plus, have Republicans no shame?

Lauren Boebert's public growth being is just the latest in a string of bad behavior by

the party that pretends to care about family values.

But we begin tonight with what appears to be one of the hardest jobs in America, being

one of Donald Trump's lawyers.

First, you have to worry about whether you will ever be paid by the man notoriously

known to skip out on paying his bills, including to his very own lawyers, just ask Rudy Giuliani.

And speaking of Giuliani, there is the second worry, which is that working for Trump could

put you in legal and professional jeopardy, or at a minimum could make you a witness,

like another Trump lawyer, Evan Corcoran.

And then there was the third worry, how to mount a winning defense for the twice impeached,

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