You know, the man has no bottom.

The man knows no shame.

The man has no empathy.

You know, you never hear him say that his heart is grieving for the families of the 150,000 Americans that have been lost.

And let's face it, John, they have been lost through the federal governments.

I can't call it incompetence. It is sort of abject neglect. And as we saw in the Vanity Fair article,

it looks like when they were ready to put in place a national testing protocol to take care of the testing crisis that our country

has been in since day one.

You know, Jared Kushner decided that because at least in March, the coronavirus was impacting

blue states more severely than red states, he said, let's just let this thing ride.

Wow.

These people, John, for 22 of my 30 years, I was a homicide prosecutor in D.C.

I was the chief of homicide responsible for overseeing all murder prosecutions in the city.

It was a position I took over from my mentor, Bob Mueller, when he left as chief of homicide

at the DC U.S. Attorney's Office.

I see murder liability.

I know it when I see it.

And we could do a quick law class on why what Donald Trump and Jared Kushner and the rest of his task force did

easily, easily satisfies the three legal elements of both involuntary manslaughter and negligent homicide.

And if these men aren't brought to justice for that in January

and everything else they have done to the American people,

then frankly we don't deserve to keep our republic. Is Mike Myers a friend in terms of what?

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