Start wholesale Firing People in the white house and in his administration. She is predicting that right after the election there is about to be a purge. Sleep tight, everyone. That does it for us tonight. Well see you again tomorrow. Now its time for the last word with lawrence odonnell. Good evening, lawrence. Good evening, rachel. You know, you do a factbased show. You are a presenter of fact, a finder of fact. And i rarely get to hear your opinion in your show. And so i listened. I was hanging on every word. And i heard you say to Hillary Clinton, early in your hour, that you believe that the kavanagh nomination is, quote, hurtling toward the sun. You want to expand on that . You are my little eagle eyed friend, lawrence odonnell. Yes, i did say that. That is my take on it. And i am a terrible predictor and nobody should bank on anything that i predict ever, in politics or in anything. But given the way Christine Blasey ford is approaching this, given the corroboration that has alr
candidates could follow in 2022? i sure hope so, dana. congratulations to you and bill on one-year anniversary. i m not surprised. two of the nicest people in the world have a successful show. i certainly hope so. imagine the novelty of running a low-drama. you aren t talking about john f. kennedy, jr. coming back to run with the reinstated president trump. you are talking about things people care about and then when you win overwhelmingly frankly in a state that biden won by 10 points, then you actually do what you said you are going to do. it is not just governor youngkin. winsome sears, attorney general. imagine the novelty of doing what you said you would do during the campaign. bill: is youngkin the guy sometimes you see the big push one way or the other. is youngkin the guy who can step in the middle of these
it. i don t think they want their cities overrun with homeless but they are. all right. president biden getting several roadblocks despite having majorities in the house and senate how could this legislative stand still affect the mid-terms? aishah hosni is live on capitol hill. the mid-terms aren t until november. everyone is paying a lot of attention already. it s coming up fast. 10 months away. right now it is not looking great for democrats. as of today 28 house democrats have announced they will not seek reelection. some say democrats really need to think smaller if they want to avoid a repeat of 2021. one year ago we remember president biden set out to close some big deals on capitol hill armed with decades of congressional experience but he failed to unite his own party. we saw democrats pass a big $1.9 trillion covid relief package on their own without
contributor and media and politics columnist nor the hill. jen psaki doesn t want to repeat anything that was private. the statement was private before they took it public and they didn t listen to him and didn t care he didn t want to be mentioned. a bit of hypocrisy there, right? not just joe manchin and the boat and protestors coming up there where his family is. remember kyrsten sinema who gets chased into a bathroom. in a year of messaging missteps by this administration and democratic party as a whole on this, the personal and petty attacks right out of mean girl script may be the most ill advised and he grejous of all those steps. they were led by the white house press secretary. unelected official who has become increasingly condescending in press briefings. it is joe manchin, not joe biden holds the key to the president s agenda. aoc s agenda. mid-terms aren t in january,
been this race, the idea that the chairman just dictates without consulting with her what happens next and how quickly. and again, at a time where brett kavanagh has his security detail, he s hanging out the white house preparing, she s fleeing from her home in the wake of just being outed in essence, as the person who she says was that brett kavanagh attempted to rape. and so i think it s just unfair to rush this way. and really there is no reason to rush, zero reason to rush. and i would say even the mid terms aren t reason to rush, certainly not for that party, for the republican party that was more than willing to wait more than 400 days to leave that seat open before when merrick garland was pending before the senate. and wasn t even given a single hearing on his nomination. and, lisa, just a quick point about witnesses in your committee, the judiciary committee, i m not sure what the rules are on subpoenas. they are different on each committee in the senate. with mark judge,