By the way jerry, you need t know that the president, thi defendant, pled the fifth more than 400 times in this case, right? that tells them something. and if he didn t, if he testified, because if he didn t, let s say he pled the fift again, they will be instructed the reason why the defendant did not answer questions because the answers would ve been unfavorable to him. now the problem when i sai that he is between a rock and hard place is that now he has deposition, and there are thre prosecutors who are swirling i his early orbit, including mor importantly, the manhattan d.a., and i say more importantly because the manhattan d.a. has indicated that - these exact same fact that the new york attorney general ha similarly filed a lawsui against with trump his investigation has not been concluded. so they will take this deposition and see what mr trump said and as a prosecutor, it is always a gift when defendant
Get away with murder that is our show for thi evening. we will see you again tomorrow now it s time for the last word, with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence good evening, alex. i was just listening to senato warnock on your show talking about the 27-year-olds i tennessee and the tennesse house of representatives who have jumped into our present day, and we believe into our history in a way that we haven t seen, as he pointed out, since martin luther king was 2 years old, when he came to prominence as a civil rights leader it is what feels like a terrible moment for the country, but out of it there are thes absolute lightning sparks of hope in the form of those thre lawmakers who have bee
Yesterday that justice too lon delayed is justice denied. there comes a time when the cu of endure and runs over, and men are no longer willing to b plunged into an abyss of injustice where they experienc the bleakness of corroding despair. i submit, that an individual who breaks a law tha conscience tells him is on and willingly accepts the penalt by staying in jail to arouse the conscience of the communit over its injustice is in reality expressing the ver highest respect for law. today in tennessee, th tennessee three invoked th legacy of dr. martin luthe king jr. when they spoke i memphis outside the lorain motel where dr. king was assassinated in 1968 it is now a museum they began last week as thre members of the tennessee house of representatives subjected t an expulsion vote by the republican majority in the house. the week ended wit representative gloria johnso surviving the vote to expe her. between the votes that did actually expel our first guest tonight, representative just
Memphis outside the lorain motel where dr. king was assassinated in 1968 it is now a museum they began last week as thre members of the tennessee house of representatives subjected t an expulsion vote by the republican majority in the house. the week ended wit representative gloria johnso surviving the vote to expel her. between the votes that did actually expel our first guest tonight, representative justin jones, and then representative justin j. pearson, whose memphis district includes th lorain motel representative justin jones ha already been it reinstated as member of house of representatives after member in his district voted fo justin jones to fill the vacancy in the house o representative e created b
House of representatives who have jumped into our present day and we believe into ou history in a way that we haven t seen, as he pointed out, since martin luther king was 2 years old, when he came to prominence as a civil rights leader it is what feels like a terrible moment for the country, but out of it there are thes absolute lightning sparks of hope in the form of those thre lawmakers who have bee unbelievably strong an principled, and just brilliantly the struggle, if you will a reason for hope in the darkness, i guess. one of those sparks of hope representative justin joins us gonna join us tonight. and so very glad to have reverend warnock kind of leading into that. yes, what a ticket. thank, you alex