do it for us tonight i promise you alex wagner will be back in the chair next week when she is back from vacation thanks for having me here last night, and tonight i ll see you again for m regularly scheduled rachel maddow show on monday. it s time for the last wor with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence good evening, rachel, happy friday this is a show that doesn t, you know, in an officially recognize the aging process. about tomorrow, i m going to say happy saturday, just going to leave it at that. it s paul manafort birthday tomorrow! there you go. which, it s a big deal. yeah, so, rachel, i have baltimore story for you that i ve had for years and i v been struggling in the last 20 minutes to figure out how to say this publicly. so, here s - you know, in my memoirs, thi will be much more specific okay okay. no one involved really, except me, at this point, is still alive. so - [laughs] i went to the world series i baltimore years after former govern
soundbite we played tonight, where agnew walks out of the courthouse, and says t reporters, gentlemen, you sa me - you could see guys standin around him who appear to b secret service, because they r not looking at the cameras they re looking around, appear to be looking at rooftops an stuff. i can t say they are for sure, but they appear to be secret service with him at that time. the way it was choreographed a the start of that process, h walked in, they prepared his resignation. when he resigned as vice president, you resigned to the secretary of state for some reason, that s th process. they sent his resignatio letter to henry kissinger, and they conveyed it to him, the waited in the office, they confirmed it was conveyed, tha he was no longer vice president, and walked into the courtroom, gave his plea, and he walked out. i don t think there wa fingerprint booking, mugshot process, let alone handcuffs now i want to go back an re-read my notes right, well, we ll see ho it works o