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so i wrote this book. it s called prequel, an american fight against fascism. it has turned out to be kind of unexpectedly topical in the news. i did a book tour for prequel this past fall, but i keep getting asked to give more talks about it and given what s going on in the news, i have decided i am going to do a couple more events. i just wanted to tell you on may 26th, he will be at the historic and beloved town hall in providencetown, massachusetts for a special event sponsored by the provincetown bookshop. you can get information about how and where to buy tickets at msnbc.com/prequel, msnbc.com/prequel. that s it. thanks for the indulgence. that s going to do it for me now. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence. sunday in provincetown, i can do that. would you like me to save you a seat? how many how many of my brothers can i bring? there could be could be four of us. we ll work it out. i ll get the exact count ....
borisjohnson, largely absent up behind him, with the manager, iea boris johnson, largely absent from the table. clearly not very happy and there is no love lost between the former leader, former prime minister and the outgoing first minister. there was also another tricky exchange when mark drakeford discussed simon hart, the welsh secretary for the uk government throughout the pandemic. he was giving evidence on friday when she said she felt as though the welsh government was making decisions during the pandemicjust for the during the pandemic just for the sake during the pandemicjust for the sake of it, to be different to the uk government. mark drakeford completely refuted that and noted simon hart did not give any evidence to back up that theory. also mark drakeford said that simon hart got to the stage where he did not have much to do with the start of the pandemic, otherthan much to do with the start of the pandemic, other than essentially borrowing bothering m ....
from the last few minutes. the government has said it will bring forward a change in the law to prevent the ownership of uk newspapers and magazines by foreign states. the move follows concern about the potential takeover of the daily telegraph and spectator by a group backed by the united arab emirates. minister say they will try to amend the digital markets, competition and consumers bill currently going through parliament. labour has indicated it is likely to back the move. so, that developmentjust coming into the last little while. more on that in the six o clock news here in the next little while. now, though, as promised, let s round up all the sport of the day. gavin is in the bbc sport centre. yes, mathew, good evening to you. let s start at cheltenham, where trainer willie mullins is still waiting for his 100th winner, which could come in the weatherby s champion bumper, the final race of the day. it is now under way. el fabiolo was the favourite for the champi ....
today on inside politics, law and disorder. donald trump faces a 5:00 p.m. deadline to fight a justice department request. the former president claims it s an attempt to shut him up. prosecutors say it s to stop the defense from bullying witnesses into silence. plus, seeing is believing. joe biden heads west to literally point to progress. it s part of his plan to make americans feel and see how bidenomics is changing their lives for the better. and a woke up call? new polling suggests a red meat term is now overcooked, even among republicans with plenty of appetite for owning the left. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. up first, a looming legal deadline, the trump legal team has until the close of business today to respond to a justice department demand for a protective order. the order would restrict what mr. trump can say about what evidence prosecutors turn over. let s start with cnn s katelyn polantz. what are you hearing ....
at ten news of a major data breach, involving thousands of police officers and staff in northern ireland. personal information about more than 10,000 individuals, has mistakenly been made public, including their surnames, ranks, and where they re based. we are operating in an environment at the moment where there is a severe threat to our colleagues from northern ireland related terrorism and this is the last thing anybody in the organisation wants to be hearing this evening. the chair of the police federation for northern ireland says the data breach is of monumental proportions. we ll have the very latest. also tonight. wildfires cut a devastaing path across southern portugal, heading to the popular algarve region. how best to protect the amazon rainforest south american leaders meet to discuss a plan of action. this was the famous crooked house pub in the west midlands. now bulldozed after a fire, the local mayor wants it rebuilt, brick by brick. and a finalfar ....