Question, we heard joe bidens answer this week. We heard him try to thread the needle and to say i support the right to his will protest but that doesnt mean that it is a license for chaos. History is at our doorstep as always. Susan glasser, thank you for your time this friday evening. That is original for tonight. Now it is time for the last word with Lawrence Odonnell, special friday Night Edition. Friday Night Edition after a friday in the courthouse. I will be joined by my Courthouse Posse this week. Andrew weissman, adam klasfeld, lisa rubin, all in the courthouse with me this week. Did you guys break for lunch together . I have pictures of lunch together, which can only be shared privately. Alex, the heroes in that building or the Court Officers. They are running an amazing process to get people in, to get them out, to control the setting in a way that it has never had to be controlled before because of course of the secret Service Protection for a former president. No group of
I give amazing spongebaths. Can i get a room . [ chuckling ] chefs kiss. Im ari melber signing off from this special hour. Keep right here on msnbc. I guess because donald trump does apparently whatever i tell him to do, he did not glare at me again in the courtroom today after i described Donald Trumps weird and childish and trumpian attempt to, i guess, intimidate me by throwing his angry glare at me when he was leaving the courtroom yesterday, i said right here on the program last night that it was a mistake for him to do that. I said that his apparently useless handyman who hangs out in the front row of the courtroom Boris Epshteyn should have told trump not to make a big deal out of that odonnell guy being in the courtroom yesterday. Donald trump shouldnt have given me that pleasure. He shouldnt have done that in such a goofy and public way that the New York Times felt to report it right away on the live update of the trial. No one in the courtroom had seen donald trump do anythin
what a nice surprise to see you. i knew you and i were gonna be talking later this weekend, because we have important matters to discuss, but nice to see you in real life. have a great show. thanks for having me. thanks. we ll talk to you on sunday. major breaking news of the federal criminal trial of donald trump, for his efforts to try to overturn the election results, before and on january 6th. tonight the judge, tanya chutkan, has denied two trump motions to have the government s case against him thrown out. fair warning, if you happen to be watching from mar-a-lago tonight, the ketchup might be flying. judge chutkan begins with a robust takedown of the trump claim that as a former president he is immune from criminal prosecution. here s what it says, quote, whatever immunities a sitting president may enjoy, the united states has only one chief executive at a time, and that position does not confer a life long get out of jail free pass. former presidents enjoy no sp
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in tonight s rewrite, courage. john kelly is in on it. the white house chief of staff has chosen sides in the daily battle between trump and the truth. john kelly has chosen trump. you learn a lot by watching a person lie. you can see how comfortable or uncomfortable they are with lying. you can see how easy it is for them. everyone can see that lying is part of donald trump s nature. some people wonder if donald trump actually believes what he says when he is lying. and if he does convince himself to believe his own lies, that is truly pathological lying. it s the most dangerous kind of lying. it means the liar has lost touch with reality. now watch what john kelly had to say when he was asked about the democratic members of congress who boycotted the state of the union speech tuesday night. it breaks my heart because as