Hey, everybody. It's Tim Miller from the Bullwark. Look who I got. It's George Conway.

We're doing a little bonus segment of George Conway explains it all. He's going to explain to me.

And this is the impetus for this is that I was watching his blue sky skeets. I call them skeets.

Nobody else does, but I'm going to. And he wrote this.

We need to call him something.

Yes, I like skeets. People don't like it because in rap culture in like the 90s,

Skeets had a term that you shouldn't Google if you don't like sexy talk.

But I think that, you know, to me that just kind of makes it a little bit more excited.

Anyway, George wrote this.

I can't help myself.

Okay, well, I'll tell you offline.

George wrote this, the Paul Weiss capitulation is the most disgraceful action by a major law firm in my lifetime so appalling that I couldn't believe it at first.

Paul Weiss, to be clear,

for people like me who are not lawyers, it's not a person, but as a firm, it's Paul comma Weiss,

that has done a lot of work in D.C. related cases, and they essentially just groveled and

capitulated and were extorted by the president of the United States. George, why don't you explain what happened and why it's so outrageous?

Yeah. Paul Weiss, Rifkin, Wharton, and Garrison is one of the preeminent law firms in the

city of New York. It is a law firm that it's one of these firms that kind of form because way back in the day

you had your wasps and they didn't care much for Jews and so the Jews formed their own law firm

and this became one of the prominent law firms to this day.

And the full name of the firm is Paul Weiss, Rifkin, Wharton, and Garrison. And Rifkin is a man who became

lionized in the bar, not only because he was a very, very talented lawyer,

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