do it for us tonight i promise you alex wagner will be back in the chair next week when she is back from vacation thanks for having me here last night, and tonight i ll see you again for m regularly scheduled rachel maddow show on monday. it s time for the last wor with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence good evening, rachel, happy friday this is a show that doesn t, you know, in an officially recognize the aging process. about tomorrow, i m going to say happy saturday, just going to leave it at that. it s paul manafort birthday tomorrow! there you go. which, it s a big deal. yeah, so, rachel, i have baltimore story for you that i ve had for years and i v been struggling in the last 20 minutes to figure out how to say this publicly. so, here s - you know, in my memoirs, thi will be much more specific okay okay. no one involved really, except me, at this point, is still alive. so - [laughs] i went to the world series i baltimore years after former govern
you don t officially recognize the aging process. tomorrow, i m going to say happy saturday gonna leave it at that it s paul metaphors birthda tomorrow there you go. a big deal so, rachel. i have baltimore a new story that we ve had four years. i ve just been struggling in the last tournaments to figure out how to say this publicly in my memoirs, this will b much more specific okay. no one involved really is still alive, except me i went to the world series i baltimore. years after former governor of maryland, as you pointed out the vice president was force to resign because of the crime he committed in baltimore. and maryland, when he was governor so, i met at the world series, as can happen, depending on wh you re with, someone i wil call very, very highly placed, at the very top level of wha they used to call organize crime in baltimore and found myself that night at the best italian restaurant in baltimore, whereupon back gu who was incredibly charming an was ju
i was not into my adulthoo yet. so, you don t you just listen. and that was the moment. that was the moment, where, fo me, all reasonable doubt fle out the window, you know because there was no - there was no agnew trial, right? there was the question of, wha did he do? my sense of it, that i picke up in that room that night, wa what the prosecutors were on to, what they had, was the tip o an un-norma s cash iceberg just a gigantic amount of good guy agnew stuff that they neve even found out about they put together a 40 coun felony indictment and agains him. they had a lot even when we were doing th research for bateman they were like, oh, yeah there was a lot.
that room that night was, what the prosecutors were on to what they had, was the tip o an enormous cash iceberg, just a gigantic amount of good gu agnew stuff that they neve even found out about i mean, they put together a 40 count felony indictment against him. they had a lot even when we were doing th research for bag man, talkin to the prosecutors, they wer like, oh, yeah, there was a lot, and [laughs] in terms of stuff that didn necessarily end up in there, because it was, at the time, you didn t talk about the stuff, but, yeah. the gangster love somethin doesn t surprise, me it make me desperately long for a time wishing to go back there and give you ways to keep that par of the conversation going. i have more details for you on this one, no one listening. you know, we have been tryin to pursue our secret service