Tim Miller

And I do think that we should go through, be going through their taxes and their financial interests with a fine tooth comb for years to come.

So hopefully they can continue to suffer.

I'm sure, I'm sure Pam Bondi will be.

Anybody who quits the administration gets the arm of the law targeting them.

That's pretty grotesque.

I should just mention about the Mueller report because, you know, this stuff gets – people's memories get fuzzy.

He indicted 26 Russians and eight Americans for working together to interfere with the election.

And then about five of the Americans end up getting pardoned by Trump.

But –

You know, that was real work that they did about a real threat to our elections.

And he did so very modestly and, you know, by the book.

And it's nothing like the picture that people painted of him.

You used it over the weekend, but I think it's worth reading.

Chewing over one more time because you offered a very depressing Yates quote to honor Bob Mueller's death and kind of hit me like a ton of bricks when you read it because it's pretty dark.

Well, I'm impressed that you just pulled that.

The most depressing possible reflection on Mueller's life and career came from a poem and you just pulled it immediately.

So I would like to do it one more time for people that missed that.

It has been a superpower, shamelessness.

And shamelessness gives you an advantage against people that are on our bread.

Hopefully not permanently, I guess.