jr. just wanted to make sure we underscored that, and you knew that happened on our air tonight. we will be back again tonight. time for the last word with lawrence o donnell, a big interview tonight with senator elizabeth warren joining him live. that s correct. from washington tonight, and rachel it s so fascinating to hear senator blumenthal say that. he s a former attorney general of connecticut. he s a careful speaker in these kinds of spots. and he s talking about the possibility of more criminal charges and the word s donald trump jr. are right there in the middle of what he said. he knew he was saying that. yeah, and you know, the question that i had asked him, i asked him kind of a long compound question, but the point of it was has the special counsel been asked for or obtained official transcripts of other witnesses who have spoken before your committee and he was like, i cannot talk about us and the special counsel, but let me tell you i was there behind closed doors. i
from washington tonight, and rachel it s so fascinating to hear senator blumenthal say that. he s a former attorney general of connecticut. he s a careful speaker in these kinds of spots. and he s talking about the possibility of more criminal charges and the word s donald trump jr. are right there in the middle of what he said. he knew he was saying that. yeah, and you know, the question that i had asked him, i asked him kind of a long compound question, but the point of it was has the special counsel been asked for or obtained official transcripts of other witnesses who have spoken before your committee and he was like, i cannot talk about us and the special counsel, but let me tell you i was there behind closed doors. if people are getting in criminal trouble for lying to congress, donald trump jr. is one of them that may be in trouble for that. very straightforward and blunt. and rachel, in addition to senator elizabeth warren, in her very very first, msnbc appearance as a pres
tax your diamonds and your yachts and your art collection and all of those other ways that people accumulate wealth because for me, there s a fundamental fairness question here. think of two people, one of them inherited just gobs of everything, and enjoys it all. the second one is a public schoolteacher, doesn t have a penny in the bank, who s just made it through college. let s just say both of them earn $50,000 a year in their respective work. they would pay exactly the same in taxes even though their economic circumstances are widely different. and in fact, the fact that we don t tax wealth is one more way in which the system has been rigged by the rich and powerful for the rich and powerful, so here s what we know projected this year is the tip py top, th 1/10 of 1% will pay in total
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