rachel, you know, when i find out what these primaries are? when you tell me in those little promise, right there. that s when i find out. i don t know one minute before that. there are primaries in michigan tomorrow. the democratic primary only an incumbent president. but the republicans have, the republicans have kind of a lot of stuff going on. the primary is only a small part of it. okay. so, disappointingly, for me, melissa ryerson is coming into this year saying, you have a show. you have a show. so, i actually do have to work and do this show tomorrow. i thought you are giving me what i consider a night off, which is to sit in a group of smarter than me people and say is something every once in a while. dam you, meadow you raised his hopes! i m sorry about that. a boy. okay. thank you, rachel. i ll get through it. i, thanks, lawrence. sorry. by. breaking news of the day from president biden came just a few flurries below where i m sitting right now. at
plus behind the book bans have florida the organized effort pulling publications with naked characters taken off the shelves. does this ever go too far? is it censorship? is this what parents really want? you might be surprised at the response from the woman leading this charge. and leading this hour, an investigation by cnn s kfile team, which is uncovered social media posts that a trump ally concealed from prosecutors posts that show he was pushing extreme election subversion strategies that could now put him in brave legal peril. we re talking about kenneth chesebro. chesebro was the right-wing attorney who helped devise the fake electors plot. the scheme to appoint fake presidential electors that republican and legislatures would then use to overturn the actual results of the 2020 popular vote in key states. chesebro has already pleaded guilty to a crime in the georgia election subversion case, and he cooperated with prosecutors and other states so that he could avo
4:00 in new york. we ve keeping an eye on the case against donald trump. and his allies. it is currently in a break. so the lead prosecutor nathan wade is on the stand testifying about questions raised by trump and his cove defendants about about the personal relationship between wade and fani willis. now, when the relationship started, it is a question that has zero, zilch, nothing to do with any of the facts of the case against donald j. trump. we ll explain why the hearing is even happening. but we start with special counsel jack smith taking a sledgehammer to one of the most brazen arguments being raised by the ex-president in any of his reveils. prosecutors pick apart the argument that trump was somehow unfairly charged in the classified documents case. they say that although there have been many government officials who have possessed classified documents after the end of their term in office, often inadvertently, sometimes negligently and very occasionally willfully, t
msnbc will have a full coverage of the michigan republican primary, for what that is worth, and also the democratic primary tomorrow night. tomorrow night beginning here at eight pm eastern right here on msnbc. that s going to do it for me for, now it now is time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence. rachel, you know, when i find out what these primaries are? when you tell me in those little promos, right there. that s when i find out. i don t know one minute before that. there are primaries in michigan tomorrow. the democratic primary only an incumbent president. but the republicans have, the republicans have kind of a lot of stuff going on. the primary is only a small part of it. okay. so, disappointingly, for me, melissa ryerson is coming into this year saying, you have a show. you have a show. so, i actually do have to work and do this show tomorrow. i thought you are giving me what i consider a night off, which is to sit in a group of
this was a little sooner than we anticipated. i have never seen the republican party so unified as it is right now. i m not giving up this fight when a majority of americans disapprove of both donald trump and joe biden. in the next ten days, another 21 states and territories will speak. they have the right to a real choice. ukraine starts its third year of war, surrendering more territory to russia. president zelenskyy telling richard engel what will happen if promised u.s. aid does not come through. lose a lot of people. we will lose territories. and is there progress in paris on hostages? cia director william burns helps to bring a gaza cease fire one step closer but in defiance of u.s. appeals, prime minister netanyahu still insisting he will push into rafah. a u.s. airman dies after setting himself on fire outside israel s embassy outside washington, protesting against u.s. support for israel. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. with michigan