Jamie Raskin

to the so-called shadow docket, the emergency docket of the Supreme Court, where we're seeing a lot of reversals.

But people do need to understand that the basic rule of law is holding, just like the juries are doing their jobs across the country.

And people have to remember, just like going to vote is part of your civic duty, being on a jury and acting responsibly and in support of the rule of law is also part of your civic duty.

Well, I think I mean, I think that that message which went out to the world, which apparently was originally directed to Pam Bondi, was revealing because for him, he sees it in completely personal terms.

You know, he can't imagine that there are people, in fact, most everybody involved in the court system who are interested in

neutral application of legal principles and laws and cases and so on.

For him, it's all about blood feuds and personal vengeance and vindictive actions.

So I do think he obviously harbors no goodwill towards James Comey and his family.

And he believes that being president of the United States gives him the right to do whatever he wants in order to go after James Comey

even if James Comey hasn't done anything wrong.

He's trying to militarize our society, intimidate his political opponents.

The whole idea of picking cities based on their partisan leadership is absurd.

I mean, there are lots of Republican cities and towns struggling with crime.

Everybody is across the country.

Always.

Crime has always been part of our history.

And yet crime is down in D.C., for example.

It's at a 30 year low.

Well, we just gave him everything. Everything. Okay.

Well, we just gave him everything. Everything. Okay.