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as the only black woman in the senate right now, i asked what the biggest barriers are that make it difficult for more black women to do what she s done. there remains barriers around i think the perception of black women and their leadership. there remains barriers in terms of the stereotypes that are applied to black women. even in the u.s. senate today, i feel like some colleagues apply those stereotypes to me. how have you experienced that? you know, the you have such a great temperament. as if they expect what, that you re angry? what is the expectation? that is an interesting question, isn t it? you have you know, you just have the right approach to being in the u.s. senate. again, and i think it is potentially well intended. by 1944 they hunted down a german u-boat, they hunted it down, found it about 150 miles off the coast of west africa. but they didn t sink it. they captured it. they had depth charges while it was undersea. they fired on it when it s
iowa caucuses, my conversation with ron desantis about his strategy is coming up. the big news, in my view, is that the media are throwing in the towel. here s politico. the defining feature of the race is just how uncompetitive it s become. donald trump has already iced the rest of the field, trouncing his competitors like a slow motion coronation. washington post, a growing sense among political veterans across the state that the basic outcome is set and a trump victory is all but assured. and that view has spread to television. we ve been talking about this as if it s a real race, but so far we haven t seen evidence that there is anyone who s going to be able to steal this mantel from trump. donald trump is still the front-runner among republicans. and any attempt by his rivals to sell themselves as reasonable alternatives are going even further down the tubes. she does not have a strong performance, that could spell trouble for the end of her campaign. and once agai
the value of this corrupt is the meeting cannot be overstated. this theme cooked up by these men could very well be what got trump elected. tonight, rachel maddow recaps the arguments with lawrence o donnell, jen psaki, andrew weissmann, lisa rubin, and katie phang who were all inside the courthouse. and nicolle wallace, chris hayes, joy reid, ari melber, and stephanie ruhle is special coverage of trump on trial begins. , now. thank you for joining us tonight. we know you have every option in the world for where to follow the news of this remarkable moment in american history. it makes us all the more glad you are with us. i am rachel maddow and i am here with the great chris hayes and nicole wallace. the one and only lawrence o donnell who was in the courtroom today in the closing arguments in the hush money, former president donald trump, lawrence will join us in a moment. he is still down at the courthouse it will join us as soon as he can get to a camera which w