we will see you again tomorrow. now it is time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence o donnell. good evening, alex i know as you watch this next hour, you are going to be wondering, how can to members of congress be sitting in the studio with that guy? and the answer is, i m in washington d.c. this week. and so, that is how the magic is going to happen. that s a good week of shows. knowing you, your experience in washington d.c. and what is happening in that town, there is a lot to discuss. it s going to be an important week here. i will be watching. thanks, alex. thanks, lawrence. tonight, the family of tyre nichols held a press conference at the mason temple church of god in christ in memphis, tennessee. that is the same place where, 55 years ago, the reverend dr. martin luther king junior jr. to a standing room only crowd on the final night of his life, the night before he was assassinated. that night, dr. king said, like anybody,
as you watch this next hour, you are going to be wondering, how can two members of congress be sitting in the studio with that guy? and the answer is, i m in washington d. c. this week. and so, that is how the magic is going to happen. that s a good week of shows. knowing you, your experience in washington d. c. and what is happening in that town, there is a lot to discuss. it s going to be an important week here. i will be watching. thanks, alex. thanks, lawrence. tonight, the family of tyre nichols held a press conference at the mason temple church of god in christ in memphis, tennessee. that is the same place where, 55 years ago, the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. delivered his final speech, which, like all of his speeches, was really a sermon, to a standing room only crowd on the final night of his life, the night before he was assassinated. that night, dr. king said, like anybody, i would like to live a long life. long javits he has its place. but i am not
tonight on all in where is the evidence of a breaking and entering. i get what you re saying about casing the area there is video of him breaking to the house. truth flies and the pelosi tape it is just absolutely awful. it s also weird, saying that with a drink, what was that? tonight, why are right-wing conspiracy theory keeps flushing in the face of shocking evidence. then there is the expression with a grain jury that they could indict him, sandwich, well, in this case, i think they can indict the whole big. as an old case becomes a new legal peril for trump, why a wild swath of the republican party is rooting for indictment? plus, congressman james clyburn on the toxic agenda of the new congress, and maya wiley and jelani cobb on the broken system that keeps producing outcomes like the death of tyre nichols when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i am chris hayes. last week, friday night, two horrifying videos wer
tonight, why are right-wing conspiracy theories keep flourishing in the face of shocking evidence. then there is the expression with a grand jury that they could indict a ham sandwich, well, in this case, i think they can indict the whole thing. as an old case becomes a new legal peril for trump, why a wild swath of the republican party is rooting for indictment? plus, congressman james clyburn on the toxic agenda of the new congress, and maya wiley and jelani cobb on the broken system that keeps producing outcomes like the death of tyre nichols when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i am chris hayes. last week, friday night, two horrifying videos were made public. the killing of tyre nichols by memphis police, which we cover on this show. it was released, and we return to with this evening. there s also a surveillance video and body camera footage from the brutal attack of the husband of then speaker of the house nancy pelosi. police rele
absolute worst acronym could ever come up with for one of the so-called units in the new york times, it says, the scorpion program has all the markings of similar elite police teams around the country, assembled for the broad purpose of fighting crime, which operate with far more leeway and less oversight than do regular police officers. the evidence is overwhelming, giving roving teams of police officers added authority, at least status, a long leash and a vague mandate is a formula for abuse. radley, why hasn t this pattern been recognized by police departments, who are still creating these units? that is a good question. i, mean it is a very similar story. you talk about the 70s there were distressed units in the 70s in detroit as well that killed over 20 people, all but one of them black. i think it is not just the police leaders, though. it is also the politicians and