Tim Miller

And he has, too, decided unprecedentedly to not allow a desperately needed building renovation to go forward.

On top of that, he said, rip his name off the building.

He's got 20 days to do so, even though a large board of some of the most distinguished people in the country voted unanimously to put that name up.

I didn't do it.

The board did it because they thought it would be good.

He then finishes with a lengthy attack on the judge's wife, Amy Jeffress, who's a lawyer who's been working with pro-democracy groups and folks that we know.

So, I mean, the combination of going after the judge himself, you know, that is very unusual and not the type of behavior we expected from a president.

Bullying a judge's wife?

Over her work, that is very authoritarian in nature.

The Kim Jong-un-esque renaming of the thing after himself and then saying he didn't really do it, but it was all these distinguished people that felt it was absolutely necessary that he be put on there.

I mean, it all is extremely fascistic and outside of the American tradition and concerning.

Is there anything in particular that you're worried about the midterms or it's just a general kind of sense of alarm?

The good news is there are a lot of lawyers working on this.

This is different than 2020 in that sense.

And I've had Mark Elias on and there's so many others.

And I think we'll continue to monitor that.

But on that side of things, people aren't getting caught off guard.

Well, the purple states, that's the other good thing.

Whitmer in Michigan and all the way down and Shapiro in Pennsylvania and down and Wisconsin.

A lot of these states.