could be. that does it for us. see you tomorrow. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. thank you for the peek at new orleans. i have a huge branch of family in new orleans. i haven t been able to get there because of covid. that was nice to see. yeah. rachel, it was the night of the impeachment managers on msnbc. david cicilline is going to join us in this hour. oh, good. one thing i found fascinating about the trial, as you know in the house, it is very rare for a house member to get to speak on the house floor for more than one minute. they actually the one-minute speech is the general rule on the house floor, so there s a way in which we really don t any what they re capable of. we never really get to hear them speak. that s a good point. and so joe neguse and david cicilline and ted lieu and all of these managers, stacey plaskett, coming to the house floor, knowing their work as well as i did, i didn t now how they were going to hold t
speech is the general rule on the house floor, so there s a way in which we really don t know what they re capable of. we never really get to hear them speak. that s a good point. and so joe neguse and david cicilline and ted lieu and all of these managers, stacey plaskett, coming to the house floor, knowing their work as well as i did, i didn t now how they were going to hold the senate floor and they, they each were just so compelling throughout every minute. yeah, and jamie raskin, obviously, put together that team. jamie raskin, three decades as a constitutional law professor and an incredibly charismatic person in his own low-key, incredibly competent way, but then to assign out the different pieces of the case to each of those other eight impeachment managers, and to have them each perform basically flawlessly, was an was, i mean, had a tremendous effect, obviously, but it was also just like an organizational feat to have them all so well placed for each part of
hearing it s going to be a long speech that could last more than 90 minutes. sandra: we are surprised by that, the former president to tell crowds he s been gathering there for days the path he sees forward for his party and for the millions of americans who voted for him. also expected to take direct aim at president joe biden calling out immigration policies and his stance toward china so far and the reopening of american schools. john: mark meredith start sick coverage live from orlando. we have some absurd somewhat the president is expected to say in his speech which may be less than 40 minutes from now, what are we expected to hear? he s going to touch on 70 different subjects in the cpac crowd in this room is fired up in eager to hear from the former president is good to be a long address talking about what he has seen since leaving the white house a little bit more than a month ago we can show you what s it like outside orlando where the crowds have been gathering fo
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good to be with you. i m katy tur. new numbers today confirming, no, it s not just you, everything is more expensive than it was a year ago. across the board prices rose by 7% in 2021, the fastest increase we ve seen since reagan was in office. it costs more to eat. bread, meat, fish and eggs are all up a whopping 12.5%. a pound of bacon just over $5 last year. $6.50 today. it costs more to sleep. rent and mortgage is up 4%. that means if you were paying $2,000 in rent every month, you might be looking at an $80 increase going forward. almost $1,000 more for the entire year. it costs more to get around as well. used cars are up 37%, a $20,000 car is now more than $27,000. and it costs a lot more to drive it as well. gas prices are up 50%, despite a dip in those costs at the end of last year. all of this, as you well know, adds up, especially when salaries are not keeping up. take all of this inflation into account, and the average earnings by the hour, hourly earnings, actual