world? i kind of drove around the neighborhood looking for nuclear power plant. i just wanted to make sure. just wanted to make sure. there wasn t one within walking distance anyway. i mean, the thing about nuclear power is that it s got some stuff going for it in terms of carbon emissions in greenhouse gas emissions in everything, it s great. but you know? what when used as directed, nuclear power plants produce nuclear waste and we re not always great at working with. and a time of war zone, or unpredictability nuclear waste can become a mass casualty event really quickly and in this ukraine case, it s a huge plant right in the middle of a war zone, and it s a scary situation. it brings this problem in a way we haven t been quite able to find a way to see it so clearly before. yes, the nuclear waste last nuclear last 300,000 years or something like that. for me that was enough, you got me there i don t know how to solve that problem. but this, the notion that these plan
call and start saving today. all right that s gonna do it comcast business. powering possibilities. for me tonight. alex wagner will be here tomorrow. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell good evening lawrence. good evening rachel and wish me luck sleeping tonight after listening to james acton talking about that nuclear power plant situation. you know it i did when i bought the one house that i bought in this world? i kind of drove around the neighborhood looking for nuclear power plant. i just wanted to make sure. just wanted to make sure. there wasn t one within walking distance anyway. i mean, the thing about nuclear power is that it s got some stuff going for it in terms of carbon emissions and greenhouse gas emissions in everything, it s great. but you know? what when used as directed, nuclear power plants produce nuclear waste and we re not always great at dealing with it. and a time of war zone, or unpredictability nuclear waste can become a mass
investigation. there s gonna be a lot of transparency that s gonna happen in the proper order in which prosecutors proceed by the way,. that s for the benefit of the defendant. so that the prosecutors don t get ahead of themselves, and don t start smearing people. if you had better lawyers, i think he wouldn t be creating something predicaments for himself. now, no one follows the money better than sheldon lighthouse follows the money, you follow it into the darkest corners of politics where many of us can see it or understand it. the story of the day in that regard, is 1.6 billion dollars in one donation, moving into the republican dark money worlds. the new york times has unearthed the evidence of this. whatever happened to the limits on campaign contributions?
and by the way, that s for the benefit of the defendant so that the prosecutors don t get ahead of themselves, and don t start smearing people. donald trump is actually the beneficiary of this and if he had better lawyers, i think he wouldn t be creating something predicaments for himself. now, no one follows the money better than sheldon lighthouse follows the money, you follow it into the darkest corners of politics where many of us can see it or understand it. the story of the day in that regard, is 1. 6 billion dollars in one donation, moving into the republican dark money world. the new york times has unearthed the evidence of this. whatever happened to the limits on campaign contributions? well, they got blown up by citizens united. and weirdly, the court in
when i spoke to him earlier about what might happen next, he said i don t know. good point. all right. thank you very much for that, air sara murray. and sheldon lighthouse of rhode island is joining us, a key member of the senate judiciary committee. thank you very much for joining us. i want to begin with these late-breaking developments in the russia probe. do you expect an indictment against jerome corsi in the coming days? it would be hard not to expect it given the circumstances when you re negotiating a plea deal with somebody. if you re operating in good faith and when the when the individual refuses to agree to the plea agreement, you tend to go forward and not just drop everything, it s rare for a prosecutor of the stature to make up that he has a case some kind. so i think at this point you go forth and you test the proposition. and you get the grand jury to indict, and you go on from there. you re a former u.s. attorney, you served as the attorney general for th