with lawrence o donnell. good evening lawrence. good evening, alex, i was listening to your coverage about the possibility of donald trump testifying to the january six committee, even after he gets a subpoena. and of course, he will fight it all the way. and we ll pretend though at the same time, through strategic legs, oh yeah, he s thinking about it, maybe he ll do it. like he did with the mueller investigation for so long. there is no chance he was ever going to testify. it s all a routine. it s all a hoax! don t believe it! i mean, the idea that he d been cooperative at the same time while he s throwing every bit of sand he can into the works is like, you know, come on, we know fully once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me. we all know how the story ends. you know who s going to testify? his mascot, lindsey graham has been ordered by the federal appeals court to testify to the georgia grand jury that is investigating among other things lindsey graham s phone cal
about it, maybe he ll do it. like he did with the mueller investigation for so long. there is no chance he was ever going to testify. it s all a routine. it s all a hoax! don t believe it! i mean, the idea that he d been cooperative at the same time while he s throwing every bit of sand he can into the works is like, you know, come on, we know fully once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me. we all know how the story ends. you know who s going to testify? his mascot, lindsey graham has been ordered by the federal appeals court to testify to the georgia grand jury that is investigating among other things lindsey graham s phone calls from the secretary of state about the presidential election along with donald trump s famous phone call. one of those striking things about the three judge panel 12 judges, appointed by donald trump. and of course, voted for by lindsey graham. the irony! the irony! the irony! lindsey grime has fought to do this with every out in his qu
Living at some point. if you could ve read this back when you were an intern at the buffalo news, how would it have changed the way you went about your work? lawrence, thank you very much for talking about the subject which i think is so important. i feel as if we are at a hinge moment in american history. and it s so important for journalists to be at their best and to do the job that needs to be done for american cities. i think, when i was an intern at the buffalo news, in 1980, i would have been completely shocked at the at the sort of tone of the country, it s nothing i experienced in my career until the trump era and there was a stark change at that point and what i was seeing and hearing,
Sullivan, the former columnist for the washington post. her new book, newsroom confidential, lessons and worries from an ink stained life, it s now available in your bookstore or online. thanks for joining us tonight. and this book, i love this book, it s absolutely i will get in the camera here. white and orange, absolutely mandatory reading for any of us who are covering these elections. mandatory reading for any college student who s thinking of maybe doing this for a living at some point. if you could ve read this back when you were an intern at the buffalo news, how would it have changed the way you went about your work? lawrence, thank you very much for having me on to talk about the subject which i think is so important. i feel as if we are at a hinge moment in american history. and it s so important for journalists to be at their best and to do the job that needs to