to all of the details of what they went through. the degree of difficulty of what they were dealing with it so much greater than anything that i was ever exposed to or involved with what i was working in the senate on similar issues. look it is like i just cannot believe how easy we had a compared to this team. this is a story, and that was an interview opportunity that resonates on you like somebody put the world s biggest tuning fork on you. it goes right to the heart and soul of what you know best in the whole world. it s so good. and we are starting tonight with neal katyal and andrew weissmann because apparently, there was some, you know, trump legal developments today that are worth discussing, and maybe this week in a big way. if ever there was a day for your defendant, trump, franchise, this is it, my friend. this is it. thank you, rachel. thank you. well, here is the kind of newsday it has been on that defendant trump beat. our first guest tonight, former fed
for me for now. but now, it s time for the guy who i ve been talking about for the last few minutes. now, it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence. good evening, rachel. and thank you for that. we taped this interview with the white house negotiating team in the room where it happened today. and i could still be there. i could listen. i could listen for hours on end, all of the details of what they went through. and the degree of the difficulty of what they were dealing with is so much greater than anything that i was ever exposed to or involved with when i was working in the senate on similar issues. look, i just can t believe how we had compared to this team. this is a story, and that was an interview opportunity that resonates on you like somebody put the world s biggest tuning fork on you. it goes right to the heart and soul of what you know best in the whole world. it s so good. and we are starting tonight with neal katyal and and
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Defendant trump beat. our first guest tonight, former federal prosecutor andrew weissmann, who is always judicious and reluctant to make predictions, had read and heard enough by the middle of the afternoon in that 336 pm, andrew weissmann tweeted, a zillion stories about the trump case, but the bottom line is he is getting charged and it will be in d. c., and this week, open issues or whether others may be charged and whether they will be in d. c. or florida. andrew weissmann s tweet came after news broke that donald trump s criminal defense lawyers went to the justice department headquarters in washington, d. c. today for a meeting this morning that included special prosecutor jack smith. in the meeting, trump lawyers, james trusty, and lindsey haugen had the opportunity to, quote, make their case that the government should not charge the former president in connection with his possession of classified documents after leaving office,
Be in d.c., and this week, open issues or whether others may be charged and whether they will be in d.c. or florida. andrew weissmann s tweet came after news broke that donald trump s criminal defense lawyers went to the justice department headquarters in washington, d.c. today for a meeting this morning that included special prosecutor jack smith. in the meeting, trump lawyers, james trusty, and lindsey haugen had the opportunity to, quote, make their case that the government should not charge the former president in connection with his possession of classified documents after leaving office, according to people familiar with the matter, the trump lawyers were seen leaving the building at 11:58 am, about two hours after they entered the justice department for that meeting. just over 25 minutes later, possibly, maybe probably, after hearing how the meeting went from his lawyers, donald trump posted on social media, how can