Analysis and discussion of the days top stories and compelling issues from Lawrence ODonnell. This will play out. Which, as of tonight, could serve as the headline for the status of everything. Still under investigation by the special prosecutor. Unclear how this will play out. Leading off our discussion now, joyce nance, former special prosecutor. And former counsel to the mayor of New York City and eugene robinson, Opinion Writer for the washington post. Hes an msnbc political analyst. And you are a former federal prosecutor also. What do you make of the giuliani conditions for the interview . Well, in fairness i was in the Civil Division of the u. S. Attorneys office. I will say that unfortunately giuliani has become someone whose career is not going to be looked at quite the same light as it was before this because he really had a storied career. And what were seeing is just
this complete disintegration of what was a credible lawyer into someone who has lost all credibility. While
policy. no interest in traveling here. i m sure like she had no interest in going to charlottesville and speaking with the victims of the terrorists that her father s at min stra administration sided with, who were attacked. we fight every day for a world where immigrants rights are respekr respected and treated with dignity and equality. what we are seeing here is, frankly, in my opinion, more dangerous and more insidious to have an administration that is in some way being treated like a royal family where you have got one member whose lashing out and the other who is somehow trying to button up the loose ends and act as though she is on the good side of history. she s not. thank you for joining us once again from texas tonight. really appreciate it.
the white house and tell her father. if ivanka trump as a mother and human being was truly vehemently opposed to these policies, she would be doing something about it. she would be resigning. she is an advisor in one of the most powerful policy offices in the entire world. if you are in my office or in that white house, if you are part of that advisory team and you truly are at a breaking point with the policy, if you are truly uncomfortable with the policy, the right thing to do is to resign. i think ivanka also needs to check her privilege because my heart obviously like everyone else s a breaking for her reaching a low point over this summer. this has been a low point for our entire country. this has been the lowest point in the lives of thousands of children who were separated as we now know on purpose by this government, by this administration who targeted families for this cruel and t
entirely happy with their own adds min stra administration, with the palestinian authority, hamas has greater authority than others. is there people frustrated that nothing has been done? no peace process existed? nothing is moving forward? for a lot of them this underscores that view? reporter: i think it s very important of a point and one that hasn t been talked about much in this coverage. i ll get to it in a second. let me first start, you have to look at it from the israeli perspective. for the israelis what just happened was an incredibly important moment. they got recognition of their capital, israel. for the palestinians, it was a great sense of disappointment that the peace process they d been engaged in, oslo peace process, 25 years or so, they felt cheated, they had been involved in the peace process and told in the end, well, it s not going to lead anywhere because the u.s. is recognizing