the legal, financial, political, and psychological angles to it all. we ve got it all covered we are also going to take yo back to where it all started 17 years ago, with an allege affair and figure out how we got to this point in time. and will examine the stunnin revelations this week from another investigation into trump. fulton county has another recording of a cal trump made pressuring an official to overturn the results of the 2020 election i m ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. tonight, we begin with the news everyone i talking about for better o worse. this morning, donal trump posted on social media claiming that leaks from the manhattan district attorney office indicate that he will b arrested this coming tuesday to be absolutely clear, nb news cannot confirm that claim and at this hour, there ha been no official announcemen from the manhattan da s office and no indication that charges have actually been filed against donald trump. that said, they were major
it might be wise for them to look at what is happenin across the atlantic. that does it for us tonight, i will see you again tomorrow, and now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell good evening, lawrence good evening, alex we have charles blow joining u tonight. the title of his most recent new york times op-ed piece it s not hard to follow it all it s donald trump must b prosecuted i think he s gonna get hi wish, it sounds like there are charges imminently well, i think we know it on charles blow s mind when h joins us he has much to say about it, it s not as obvious an arguments people might think this is a special night for me because david lamy is a member of the british parliament wh have followed on twitter for years. and i recommend. and has been on this program a number of times from london. tonight, in studio, right here in washington d.c., i will actually meet david let me for the first time i am glad, lawrence get his signature. and post it in t
new york times op-ed piece it s not hard to follow it all it s donald trump must b prosecuted i think he s gonna get hi wish, it sounds like there are charges imminently well, i think we know it on charles blow s mind when h joins us he has much to say about it, it s not as obvious an arguments people might think this is a special night for me because david lamy is a member of the british parliament wh have followed on twitter for years. and i recommend. and has been on this program a number of times from london. tonight, in studio, right here in washington d. c., i wil actually meet david let me for the first time i am glad, lawrence get his signature. and post it in the office on your autograph wall. will. do thank you, alex do thank you, alex at 6:12 pm today, donald trump announced he is now in ful panic mode expecting to be indicted by th manhattan district attorney at any moment donald trump did not put it in exactly those words, because donald trump is the most
devastating evidence that it just plays very poorly fo the defendant in a courtroom matthew dowd, the four four woman on the grand jury, emily kohrs told nbc that this phone cal lasted about four minutes. she calls at one point, that trump asked speaker rolston essentially asked him who woul stop him from holding a specia session to overturn th election, essentially asked hi who would stop him from holdin that special session and according to kohrs, ralsto responded, a federal judge that is who. what your reaction to this well, we continued it, as w have for a long period of time as we open up this box o donald trump, we continue to b amazed at the levels of whic he is willing to go up under and above any bounds of law an ethics and legality in this in order to maintain power in thi in the course of this to me, all of this is sad an is despicable. i think it is the behavior i
jury, told nbc news, the call, which was then reported in the it atlanta journal-constitution, last about ten minutes, sh recalled the trump asked speaker rolston, who would sto him from holding a special session, according to corps, speaker rawlston responded, federal judge, that to so, with each day, harry, th evidence mounts. definitely. recall, when course made her p tour that was a little perplexing, she had said, we heard multiple phone calls and that was one of the most captivating details. what multiple phone calls? it looks like there are now tw or three, and that, from a prosecutor s point of view, is just killer evidence it does show, some very good reporting in the atlanta papers, as you mentioned, it showe them to be cohesive, clearly sympathetic to the witnesses