circumvented. points for the baby bonnet. i think we can do that all day, if you like. absolutely. the point you made off the fashion point for a second, mike pence is a curious figure. he also kind of is the human embodiment of the tragedy of really white evangelicalism. you had evangelicals make a compromise of whatever they said they believed in, whether fidelity in marriage, reverence toward women, whether it s whatever it is they were putting forth. the evangelical church, the church tells you to love the poor and immigrant. they didn t do that. they traded it all for judges and whatever else they thought they were getting. see if we have audio from capitol hill perfect the where the pences were just introduced. we have temporarily lost our ability to communicate with joy reed. we should mention, joy didn t get the hook. we lost connection. we have technical difficulties. i think what s about to happen is i think we re about to see vice president-elect
us tonight. i have run into the words real estate, and now it s time for lawrence o donnell, with ali velshi in for lawrence o donnell. this conversation you were having about the national guard in oklahoma. a year ago we were 13 months away from having a vaccine. it was some time from when i qualified to get one. i remember the day i qualified, i had like nine websites open, and i m trying to get an appointment. i remember thinking to myself, wow, there is this free vaccine that could save my life from a deadly virus. it did not occur to me a year ago that we could be having discussions you had, that people are still hesitant about a vaccine that is still killing people. and the governor of oklahoma is giving wrong advice to people if they don t get it and what he is discouraging them from getting. when you think of all the heroism from national guard members who have stepped up to distribute the vaccine, to do so much on covid, for them to be roadkill for this governor.
that could actually save my life from a deadly virus. it did not occurred to me, one year ago, that we would be having discussions like the one you just had. that people are actively working against getting a vaccine for a virus that is still active, and still killing people. to the point where a state s governor is putting on the line, the individual careers of all the guardsmen and women, to who he is giving advice about what is going to happen to them if they don t get the vaccine. which is in split stately discouraging them from doing it. it is just an astonishing thing. it is when you think about all the heroism that we ve seen from national guard members, from oklahoma, a national have stepped up to distribute vaccines, who have done so much on covid. for them to be road kill for this governor. they are the front line. thank you for bringing that story to our attention rachel. have a good moment will see you tomorrow. thanks. and of course tonight we begin with
as you know, talking about a stolen election can get you int trouble it s the equivalent of shouting fire and a crowded theater. but you can shout fire and at theater even more if you re a democrat in you re about to become a white house press secretary. jean-pierre, it sounds like the goal for the montréal canadiens. he has been tapped to really lace in psaki, but do you know she claimed at that the electio was stolen. since when do democrats care about theft, when someone gets fancy job embarrassing tweets surface like a bloated corpse i the east river. i remember when this show started, someone started thinking these erotic videos i made back when i needed the money through, i was the one leaking them. i just felt they needed a wider audience. her tweet matters because that sort of thing would disqualify anyone who isn t a lefty. back on april 2nd of 2020 she said reminder, the gubernatoria election in stacy abrams, of course know tim has called this an attack on democrac
how the new general motors ceo makes the glass ceiling. a new book tells the story. welcome to market makers. i am a pretty excited stephanie ruhle. matt: i am matt miller, in for erik schatzker today. can t describe how refreshed i feel after a week of vacation. there is a lot of interesting news going on. stephanie: here we are, six-year anniversary of the bull run. let s take you to the bulletin the top business stories. the preliminary agreement between greece and its creditors surprise, surprise is starting to crack. european officials say that greece s latest proposal falls far short of what the country promised two weeks ago. the head of the finance ministers group says that because of that, greece probably will not get any eight minus month. the new greek government is opposed to more austerity measures but it needs more money from europe, someone else are they going to do so what else are they going to do? mcdonald s new ceo has got his work cut out for him.