Are very used to that pant he wears. But, it is a remarkable not so remarkable. Semipredictable results in new mexico tonight. So far a stronger than expected showing for democrats. At the end of our hour we ll see exactly where the votes stand and we ll do it without steve cornacki which means i may have to take my jacket off. I am not sure. We ll see how it goes. Okay. If you stand up and take your jacket off, i don t even want to be for the ratings coming in tomorrow. It will be overwhelming. Yeah, you may reconsider the whole thing. Thank you, rachel. Thank you, lawrence. In tulsa, oklahoma, today, president biden describes an assault on our democracy. He was talking about voting rights when he said that. He went to tulsa today to mark an assault that happened there 100 years ago. These two assaults 100 years apart are both driven by white supremacists. That s what s behind both of the assaults that president biden talked about today. The one that happened 100 years ago was a viole
Destroyed by a white mob that not only shot black tulsans in the street killing innumerable people literally inpneumonia rated people, the total death toll not known to this day from the tulsa race massacre, but they not only shot people in the street but literally dropped home made fire bombs on the greenwood neighborhood from private aircraft. It was basically a war on that prosperous, black, american neighborhood. Incredibly, there are three elderly survivors of the tulsa race massacre who are alive to tell the tale today. They are all obviously over 100 years old. The three of them each met with president biden today in oklahoma. We ll be talking about that more tonight including speaking with a descendent of survivors from greenwood who is now a state representative in oklahoma in the tulsa area. President biden s pretty impassioned speech today in tulsa was, itself, news. As was that visit, itself. But he did also make some news that was somewhat unexpected in the content of thos
Force. And today, as that point person, with that expertise and experience, congressman tim ryan basically lost his mind a little bit. I want to thank the gentleman from new york and the other republicans who are supporting this and thank them for their bipartisanship. To the other 90% of our friends on the other side of the aisle, holy cow. Incoherence. No idea what you re talking about. Benghazi. You guys chased the former secretary of state all over the country, spent millions of dollars. We have people scaling the capitol, hitting the capitol police with lead pipes across the head, and we can t get bipartisanship. What else has to happen in this country? cops. This is a slap in the face to every rank and file cop in the united states. If we re going to take on china, if we re going to rebuild the country, if we re going to reverse climate change, we need two political parties in this country that are both living in reality. And you ain t one of them. I yield back the balance of my
She did it again of another crushing ceo in a house hearing. She s not going to join us until the end of the hour because we have so much ground to cover including the return of allen weisselberg. As we are speaking at this moment, booker were trying to find experts to talk about this is development of the new york state attorney general embarking a criminal investigation of donald trump. It is only fair that they get 24 hours to digest that and come back tonight with their expert views of where we stand tonight and the story has developed a little bit. We now have reporting indicating that it is more than a month since the trump s lawyers found out about this investigation. We have not confirmed that cfn has said that the new york attorney general s office held a piece of criminal information themselves even though some of it has been handed over to the manhattan da s office. It adds another layer of complexity in terms of these investigations but also a whole new pressure point in te
Reporting. That s another historic benchmark of post presidency for the former president. That ll do its for us for now. It is time for the last word now with lawrence o donnel. Good evening, linda zang is amazing to turn the f 150 to len len electric. To have linda zang the ford engineer to do this and letting her have that moment to tell us how it all happen was wonderful to see. Oh, thank you. I am a car person, i am obsessed with this stuff and every detail that they revealed today and the weight of the battery and the chassy that sits on top of it and her talking about the way that could be used as a generator, all is fascinating to me. Nothing is more fascinating than meeting the woman who s been in charge of it. Whether you are a car person or not, it is an important moment. The attorney general news out of new york is a very big turn for donald trump. For the attorney general to be saying what had been a civil investigation is now a criminal investigation, what we don t know is