You watching our coverage of the Vice President ial debate here on msnbc. It was a debate i think started as a slow burn, i thought, this will be cordial, which is good, im not sure whats happening here on the substance. The pace of it was much slower at the beginning, and then about midpoint it really took off, then i think we had what i thought was almost a knockout on healthcare. I thought walz basically knocked out vance. First of all, he wobbled badly on guns, we can talk about that, you most knocked him out on healthcare, then a January 6th he was out cold. In terms of Format And Tone they were sitting next to each other, it was very collegiate, very we agree on things. This was Jd Vance who made friends at yale, this was Tim Walz who won in difficult times during 2010 would basically ever y democrat. Kicked out. But the thing that really sort of, like to get back to the Democracy Question at The End, walz almost apologizes for it where he says like we are agreeing on a lot of st
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friday agreement was signed, t bring if not an end, at leas some long overdue respite from the decades of fighting an violence and terrorism i northern ireland it leaves tomorrow t commemorate the good frida agreement. it will be back on friday. now it is time the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening rachel it is on msnbc you just had reinstate representative justin jone from tennessee i am going to have the not yet reinstated representativ justin pierson join us as ou first guest tonight. and so it is remarkable to see how fast this story has move and to see that reinstatemen tonight was just really, reall exciting as a video. i am glad you relayed it the way you did during our hour. that document you gave us. well, i have to say, seeing people on the lawn of the fron of a tennessee capital today saying no justin s no piece, n justin s, no peace, i though that was pretty irresistible but yeah, and looking forwar to seeing that - thank you rachel. thank you