Jen Psaki

Look, obviously this administration will stop at nothing to use your money in the most corrupt ways possible.

And it wasn't all so incredibly on the nose.

If it wasn't already so incredibly on the nose, brace yourselves for this one.

Because today we learned Trump's signature is literally going to appear on future paper currency.

The first time in history for a sitting president.

Joining me now is the former ethics czar for President Obama, Norm Eisen.

Norm, it's always great to see you.

When I saw this story, I was like, I wonder what Norm thinks.

And here you are.

So what's your reaction to Trump's latest attempt to slap his name onto something?

And this time it is literally money.

There are so many corruption stories, and we try to talk about it a lot on this show, and it should be infuriating.

I mean, there's the Trump corruption where he's trying to put his name on institutions and currency, and there's the Trump corruption where he and his family appear to be making a whole lot of money while he sits in the Oval Office.

And today, his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, said that he was still just, quote, volunteering for the administration while his investment firm rakes in billions from countries in the Middle East.

Do you think that's just a way for, I just want to ask you about the Jared Kushner piece, because is that just to avoid ethics scrutiny so he doesn't have to do a financial disclosure?

What is that all about?

Give us your take on that.

Thank you, Norm, for being the always ethic czar we needed in this moment.

Thank you again for being here.

That does it for me tonight.