one last thing tonight, a very important programming note. tomorrow evening, i will have the pleasure of having my good friends and host at the pot save america podcast, john favrow, on this show to discuss everything from a looming potential of a trump indictment to the current state of our democracy. we ll also talk about their ever expanding 2024 gop primary field, so stay tuned, we will not want to miss this one, tomorrow night, nine pm. that does it for us, aussie again tomorrow. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence. good evening, alex. tonight, we will be joined by senator raphael warnock, who
alternatives to police be successful before. and just because this is the way it is now doesn t mean this is ithe way it has to be forever. i encourage everyone to listen to trymaine lee s into america podcast. brittney, i want you to stay with me also on this. i want to turn to a different important milestone but also having to do with the issues of violence and pressure on black people. this year marks the 50th anniversary of hip hop. i like to say i m older than google but younger than hip hop. it rose in the bronx. part of the legacy of hip hop has always been to hold a mirror to society and highlight injustice in particular against black and poor people. don t push me because i m close to the edge i m trying not to lose my head that s the sound of the police that s the sound of the beast
sophisticated intelligence agency from getting inside your network. if they re determined to do so. ken, ryan, good to see you. thank you so much. it s hard to believe, but hip hop is turning 50 this year. in middle age, it s still an unlikely political force finding now a new generation of disrupters and influencers. msnbc correspondent and host of the into america podcast has the story. grand master flash and furious five bringing big audiences the message. to public enemies, fight the power. pulsating through spike lee s do the right thing and kendrick lamar s all right. over five decades, hip hop culture has evolved from dance,
atlanta is trymaine lee, host of the into america podcast and tia mitchell, washington correspondent for the atlanta journal constitution. i m going to go to you, trymaine, because you re talking to the people. what have you heard from voters today? i tell you, joy, sometimes easy to slip into hyperbole and talk about what elections like this actually mean. we saw the record-breaking numbers. i was at a polling place earlier today where all day long the line was snaking from the door all the way to the street. i spoke to the folks like an older woman who said she feels herschel walker is being manipulated like a puppet. another school teacher says he sees the stake too high not to get involved. i spoke with a woman, miriam, a black mother of three beautiful little children who said it s a sense of mission and also for the future of our children. that s what this election means to her and that s why it matters. take a listen. as a black woman, knowing that this was not always availa
we call this enterprise intelligence. want your clothes to smell freshly washed all day without heavy perfumes? try downy light in-wash freshness boosters. it has long-lasting light scent, no heavy perfumes, and no dyes. finally, a light scent that lasts all day. downy light! in georgia the sprint to the critical senate runoff is officially under way between raphael warnock and herschel walker. today, walker will get a boost on the trail from senator ted cruz. warnock hasn t announced any events today. joining us now from atlanta is trymaine lee. he s also the host of the into america podcast. it s great seeing you. this runoff won t take as long as it did in 2020, right, but it s going to be probably as or more intense.