lawrence: wow. >> watch collegiate athlete. >> i've seen you perform you can still play ball. abby when you see that video -- >> man, lawrence. lawrence: what goes through your head? >> a lot of things goes through my head and first it is unsettling this just shows the unfortunate reality of how concerned china is with on techs that reported reason for this chinese official removing dutch reporter was because apparently the -- background behind hill wasn't showing a flattering view of beijing. right and if you would have watched the opening ceremonies you would see that they selected a skier from uighur minority population to light the and showing how it is controlling narrative and we've seen increase scriewt nebraska and allegation against china when it comes to uighurs human and interment camps so we're accepting we're not doing anything here nothing to look at. so it is a scary thought. lawrence: you know i wonder you're the most left political person you know you're very balanced so can we have

lawrence: yeah.w brandon, interesting thing to me is that, you know, what all of these mandates, the science doesn't support the conclusion that these elected officials have gotten to. so why do they keep imposing these mandates when they know they're not ?ifng? scientific? >> it is a power struggle saying we're not able to unmask until numbers are lower. but then they're saying oh get vaccinated well we know that it doesn't matter if you're vaccinated you can still transmit this disease. this is a power struggle. this is a time where we have -- people who are trying to push agendas and if we follow along and do everything they say, they can continue to do that. but covid has pulled the curtain back on so many parts especially within our education system that parents are saying enough is enough now is our time for our voice to res enates and we're going to do that and it is all across the nation, and there's been a ground swell and movement that has been created because of this. lawrence: you're so r

lawrence: unbelievable.minal justice system flawed at inception, he believes no one should be incarcerated. he only wants a maximum 20 euros for any crime, you kill somebody brutally murdered them, they should be back on the streets, truly incredible what's happening in los angeles. i hate to make discernment, we learned a briefing about what's happening in ukraine, our heart breaks for the people of ukraine, what can you tell us tonight? >> there is pretty much a plea, they were talking about maybe the ukrainians will do and insurgency, they made it clear we will do everything for them except send in troops, everything except give massive amounts of new weapons to help them counterbalance the russians. what they were really saying, it's over except the insurgency. what i found interesting as many members of congress asking secretary of state, secretary of defense and the national security team, what about sanctioning the oil? why are we still buying russian oil here in the united states? the answer we got w

lawrence: what is his next move? on he was not doing that that the battle is going the way he planned. what is his next move? >> not just vladimir putin's next move but his own military. we have seen in russian history how world war i and the czar empire collapsed so what point does russian military attacking innocent billion one —- civilians looks like they are questioning their leadership. that could be happening in moscow right now among the elites of the inner circle that maybe he doesn't quite deserve to be there commander any longer. that's we have to be looking for. we have seen in history the two against secretary gorbachev. sometimes they are all too willing of their own interest are at risk and putin is putting the russian state at risk and for what? and could have walked away without firing a shot to ensure ukraine would never join nato but this humanitarian catastrophe he is causing. >> anybody seen a protest and they can be put to death so that tells you a lot. thank you for joining us cross country. so

lawrence: .ment was a racist movement. >> i am not sure -- i think -- i don't know anyone who disagrees with them that they wouldn't call racist. >> it's a sounds that we heard from the day one. an easy way to shut down opposition. >> we had support from every community in the city. >> we had a yes vote across every part of the city, every community. lawrence: the numbers speak for themselves. thank you for speak out. i hope more americans follow your lead. a major hollywood star scores an epic win over cancel culture. and the most shocking video of the day. an aircraft crashes near a crowded beach and nearly causes a mass casualty situation. those details coming up. we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indee

lawrence: .that this movement was a racist movement. >> i am not sure -- i think -- i don't know anyone who disagrees with them that they wouldn't call racist. >> it's a sounds that we heard from the day one. an easy way to shut down opposition. >> we had support from every community in the city. >> we had a yes vote across every part of the city, every community. lawrence: the numbers speak for themselves. thank you for speak out. i hope more americans follow your lead. a major hollywood star scores an epic win over cancel culture. and the most shocking video of the day. an aircraft crashes near a crowded beach and nearly causes a mass casualty situation. those details coming up. if anyone knows about resilience, it's athletes. but today team usa isn't the only team being put to the test. businesses are facing mountains of their own. and just like our athletes, they're rising to the challenge. relying on the nation's largest gig-speed network and the world-class secure solutions from comcast bus

hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: in the studio today. it's great.little windy when i come in. >> steve: it was a warm wind. >> lawrence: i got my four mile run in. got in and got four more miles in. >> steve: in the dark? where did you go? >> lawrence: on the hudson. don't tell my mother that. >> ainsley: that's not safe doing that. >> steve: do you have a coal minor's hat or something with a beam on it? >> lawrence: no. i just did it with my music. >> ainsley: ahong the hudson they have the path where you can run along the water. >> lawrence: path, intrepid. it was great. in for brian, obviously. thanks for having me. ages ains always glad to have you. >> steve: we are going to be checking out your show tomorrow night on the channel. and in the morning checking with the "fox & friends" wake-up team. will, pete and rachel having breakfast with friends north turn. rick is at the track. will, rachel and pete, tell us a little bit about your place. i understand it's almost like a nascar museum. >> rachel: yeah, it sure is there is stuff all over the wa

lawrence: yeah.on the college level having you, a legend like you, speaking out on this. we thank you for coming on "fox & friends" today. >> thank you so much. lawrence: we reached out to the university of pennsylvania for comment but, of course, we did not hear back. >>> still ahead, gofundme cuts ties with the canadian truckers fighting vaccine mandates, withholding $10 million in donations. the story, top of the hour. ♪ ♪ -- rocking on the radio. ♪ down the road, i go. ♪ i keep rolling like an old banjo. ♪ free and easy, down the road i go ♪♪ nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: just stop. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire i may

what a game, lawrence. over to you. >> lawrence: thanks some, carley.aham lincoln because everything we have been taught so far could all be wrong. >> shot the president. screams] >> what you are telling me for the past 156 years that's been a false narrative. >> that's the most egregious fake news cover-up in american history. and the plot that stretches from washington, d.c. to the vatican. >> lawrence: got my attention. u.s. marshal investigating new evidence in the century old murder and he joins me now. thank you for joining the program today. >> good morning, lawrence. thanks for having me. >> lawrence: so i want to get to this. you say that you have some letters from pope pies, the 9th what was in the letter? a lot of things were in the letter. dug up pope pias the 9th. the vatican, the catholic church was involved in this conspiracy and the assassination of president lincoln. so i jimped in with it w. two feet with paul, what he dug up for several years. rather interesting stuff. i mean, his theory was that john wilkes booth did not pull the tri

lawrence: wow.venice is safe haven for criminals red carpet has been rolled out for drug addicts. i don't think what they tell you that is not compassion. unfortunately neighborhoods all over are facing the same challenges. by the way our team of producers reach out la louisiana councilman bonin, l.a. mayor garcetti, and california governor newsom, none of the three individuals on your screen at the time have courage to respond to us with a comment. maybe they think this crime crisis is just a joke. mainstream media does and lefts look at what john oliver said when i first shine light on the homeless crisis in america. watch. they think people. started with box cutters as a weapon. now we sadly joke that we're a machete capitol of texas. >> hold up i'm not saying someone around walking around with a machete isn't scary but outliar is the norm there. >> john a normal situation i witness him and this week in venice is not a fake story. it is not some punch line. here reaction chaifort republican natio

we went joining us outside so if i stayed him, lawrence jones, hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: hey, goodpeople, take a look. >> with the 2022 nfl honors on the red carpet come i want to talk to the players about what the predictions will be in who they think will win back the big game? >> that is a good question. i haven't figured it out yet. i expect the hometown team to end. so much that l.a. will love this year. but the rams, they put it in the season to win. >> saturday night, after i call everybody on every team that i know. tom brady says he's done. who is the next? you don't believe him, do you? >> it's only been a week. >> i feel like a -- wide open. >> he did. oh, man stay true to who you are, man. the dreams that you have for yourself is bigger than anything else. if you can't remit, you can't do it. >> a lot of greats, god is great to get you to this place. >> cowboys. >> he had bring up something. we deftly have the potential but we've been saying that the last 20 years. >> right now we have people with the skill. what we need is in depth, and depth hunger. do we have to get

we will have an interview with lawrence strohl on what they are doing -- lawrence stroll on what theyre doing. welcome to "bloomberg markets." guy: that was a hot number. big reaction at the front end of the curve. the curve a lot flatter. we are seeing an impact over here in europe. the real question is, does this change the narrative for the fed? a lot of people, scott minerd included, talking about the fact that 50 is now on the table. let's talk about our question of the day. is the number we have just seen peak inflation? does it fade from here? or is there more momentum behind the inflation narrative than we first thought? let's bring in bloomberg international economics and policy correspondent mike mckee in new york, and bloomberg markets editor for rates kristine aquino joining me in london. mike, let me start with you. is this peak inflation? is there anything was in these numbers that we can use to determine whether or not we go higher from here or lower from here? michael: because there's so many categories, there really isn't a way to tell. we do have some clues, however.

>> first of all, lawrence, thanks for having me. it's great to be here. look, the presidents nominee -- then any president in modern times. and virtually every single one of those judges has had some number of republican votes. so, we are always hoping that our judicial nominees have bipartisan support. the vast majority of them have. but in the end, after he takes all the advice from the senators, legal experts, the vice president, it will be his choice, his nominee and that person will be an outstanding nominee with outstanding legal protections, -- and i hope that person will get the republican votes she deserves to get. >> joe biden, as i have watched him as a senator and president, is as careful a decision-maker in government and in governing choices as i have seen. which, by the way, is one of the reasons, during the presidential campaign, i asked him about his vice presidential choice before he made it. and i asked him if one of the important qualifications for him is that that vice presidential nominee had already been tested on the presidential d

>> that is a fair question, lawrence. and it is not.not have incitement to violence. and it's pretty specific. you cannot just have a vague threat. but if you have people saying, i am going to assassinate a political leader at a specific day and in a specific place, that does not pass brandenburg. so this is illegal conduct. but the first amendment does not collect you from collecting data and targeting the most vulnerable people with information. it is not a celebration of the first amendment to have instagram feeding things to teenagers that is causing them depression or anxiety, because they may be self-conscious or have an eating disorder. so there is a lot more tomorrow reform around protection laws and what incitement to violence. >> you are the congressman from silicon valley. you know these people and the way they work. why can they not do the basic, humanly decent thing in the way they run their companies? >> lawrence, if i had one piece of advice for them, i would say, hire hundreds of philosophers, humanists and people and et

>> hey, lawrence.e were just hearing, and about 40 minutes ago, there was a large explosion here in kyiv. in fact, and perhaps among the largest we have heard so far. we are hearing from an adviser to the interior ministry of ukraine saying, ballistic missiles have been fired at the capitol. ukrainian officials are saying that they managed intercept the ballistic missile. video show what looks like an explosion over the city. pictures are emerging here of a building that appears to be hit about 20 minutes from where i'm standing now. this latest explosion was preceded in the small hours of the morning by two, smaller booms that we heard further in the distance. these are, really, the first three explosions we heard today. yesterday, it was explosion after explosion here in the capital, as well as the sounds of sirens telling people to get to shelter. right now, as i look out over the capitol, it is extraordinarily calm, not a single person in the streets. there is a curfew that expires at 7 am. we hear

let's bring lawrence colbin lawrence. how long can the ukrainians hold out in the estimations of washington? well, i think they can hold out for a long time and 2 ways. first of all, with their conventional forces, which are much better than they wore in 2014 the last time russia in dated and witty it with the increasing our equipment that we have given that we have given them. ah, that, ah, you know, makes them more lethal. then the 2nd thing is, even if the russian should prevail at a conventional war. the question then becomes, ah, you know, what about an insurgency? the ukrainians have been organizing an insurgency for a while. and as the russian found out in afghanistan, and we did to, it's one thing to win the conventional battle, but it's much more difficult to control the country. and i guess the real question i'd like to see answer is, what is potent aim here? does he want to incorporate ukraine back into russia? does he want to put in a friendly government out there? and how will he, how long is he willing to pa

>> here's why, lawrence.f labor putin decides to invade ukraine, he basically needs to do two things. he needs to keep the russian public behind him, and he needs to create divisions between the united states and our european allies. we would rely upon them to impose sanctions on russia. with putin is going to want to do this time, like he has done every time he has been an aggressor, is blamed the other side. to gaslight the world about why he is doing what he is doing. as you heard the administration saying doug, where he says there's a genocide taking place against ethnic russians in eastern ukraine, therefore we have to invade this country, or there was some incident where ukrainian forces shelled russian positions and therefore we have to invade this country. there's conspiracy theories in russian media about the united states preparing to launch chemical weapons attack on russia ukraine. the reason that the united states is being so transparent and adamant, insisting that vladimir putin is planning its

>> lawrence, this is two point >> lawrence, this is jim crow two point oh, i saw my parents pay pollw them pay poll tax for themselves. i saw my dad pay poll tax, paid for other citizens up and down the street. just to facilitate voting. when i started the university of texas in september of 1965, the voting rights act had just been signed. at that time, you had to be 21 years old to vote. so, when i turned 21, three years later, my dad drove to austin, picked me up, brought me back to this county, took me to the courthouse the next day, got me registered to vote, drove me back to austin so that i could go to my afternoon classes. he told me all the way back. he said, you go vote, every time the polls open. if the only thing on the ballot is dog catcher, you vote for the dog catcher because voting... this was his word, it is a blood bought right. i saw john lewis get bloodied and beaten on the bridge. i saw that on tv, a black and white tv in lamar, texas. i have been there. i know what they're doing. they are trying to take us back. we are not going back. we're not going back. >> co

now it's time for the last word with the great lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. e last wor with the great lawrenc democrats are a big tent party. the republican party is now the tiniest tenth in the history of republican parties. you are not allowed in if you do not think donald trump is the leader of the free world to this day. >> he is the -- who takes of the oxygen that happens to be orange. >> yes, tiny tent. thank you, alex. >> goodnight. >> thank you. the most important words in a new york church's opinion were order today requiring trump and his children to testify under oath in depositions. new york attorney general appear in the last lines of the judges eight-page opinion. but they are not the most revealing words, which may, eventually, become the most important words. in the judges opinion. we will come to those most revealing words in a moment. but first, here are, it didn't immediate sense, the most important words. responded donald j trump's hereby order to, one, to comply in full, within 40 days of the data disorder, with the portion of the office

lawrence >> thank. you think. you the new breaking news tonight comes for the breaking news reporting then 15 boxes of presidential records that donald trump illegally removed from the white house and brought to florida's some classified material. the times reports that the national archives and records administration discovered what it believed was classified information in documents donald j trump had taken with him from the white house, as he left office, according to a person briefed on the matter. the discovery, which occurred after mr. trump returned 15 boxes of documents to the government last month, prompted the national archives to reach out to the justice department for guidance, the person said. the department told the national archives to have its inspector general exam in the matter, the person said. it is unclear what the inspector general has done since then, in particular, whether the inspector general has referred the matter to the justice department. and inspector general is required to alert the

thank you, lawrence. >> thank you. and coming up, donald trump has endorsed a candidate in michigan who is telling people to be ready, be ready to shoot and kill voters and poll workers at the next michigan election. and the michigan republican party seems to fully support that position as does donald trump so far. manage gushing and congressman, hayley stevens, who reported marjorie taylor greene to the police for her dangerous comments about guns will join us next. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us allergies with nasal congestion overwhelming you? now you know. breathe more freely with powerful claritin-d. get fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms including nasal congestion, so you can breathe better. claritin-d. breathe better. avoiding triggers, but can't keep migraine att

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we can went on, that lawrence. oh, by the way, the other side prefers violence to over votes, we can went on that. that's a challenge ahead. >> eric swalwell, thank you very much for joining us tonight. thank you. coming up, legitimate political discourse was not a first draft. it was a rewrite of something even crazier that republicans were going to say. that is next. later, former harvard psychiatrist professor will join us to consider whether speaker nancy pelosi and jeffries are right when they called the republican party a cult. doctor dodes is one of the psychiatrist that appeared on this program earlier because of what he said was his duty to warn the country about the mental health of donald trump. including nasal congestion, so you can breathe better. claritin-d. breathe better. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell.ood evening, lawrence. >> okay, rachel, first of all it is not weird at all. you have done two hours now, two consecutive nights and that set up where we all were used to it at the end of minute one of last night. so, i mean you can keep talking about it, but it's just you, everyone else is just taking in the show as usual. >> you are very kind to say that. last night, i had the audio so screwed up it, was totally me trying to do it myself. i sounded like i had a cause you wedged in my with pipe or the first 15 minutes of the show. until somebody was finally like you need to spin the dial about 100 and maybe degrees. and i was finally able to talk through -- sound like it wasn't beamed in from mars. but, you are being very nice to me in any way. rachel, it is now 3:01 am in ireland where patrick murphy lives, the leader of the irish fishermen who got -- >> my guy. >> but i've got vladimir putin to say -- your guy. the story that you delivered to this network. and with your permission w

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. the last w>> good evening, rach. you look fabulous. let's just start with that and stay with that, but in solidarity i heard your announcement at the beginning of this hour about how you didn't have any way to do makeup tonight, basically because you don't know how. and which is another thing america learned about rachel maddow, but in solidarity with that you might want to stick around throughout the hour at home watching this, because anything could happen. i am working without any product in my hair tonight. just in solidarity with your makeup. >> has there been a collapse in that particular supply chain? what happened? >> no, really, i willfully decided to kind of join this, to join the amateur look. this is my hair with nothing, which is really wicked close to my hair with something. it is now -- my hair is now at the age where it behaves itself. >> i don't know. i think there is an extra sort of and seals. i think it's got a carefree, a little laissez-faire, we should feel a lit

so lawrence, the un food price index last month showed arise towards rec, hold levels. why is it all down to the post con demik recovery? thanks sammy. yeah, the levels are really high, highest. it's 1975 in real terms. and i think there are 3 big drivers climate covered and conflict on the climate side of things. we've got some pretty severe droughts and some key food producing areas. argentine malaysia, indonesia, ukraine, russia, and this is really driving price is up because supply has been interrupted on the convert front. we know that moving food around in food systems from the farm to the fork is much more complicated undercover restrictions and locked downs. and when you can't move food around, you can't really equalize supply and demand. and conflict is, you know, conflict is we seeing the tensions around ukraine and russia, those tensions and if you know the nigeria and northern mozambique, northern kenya, these kind of tensions make it difficult for people to apply for food actors. farmers produces processes to plan. and so the uncertainty and the system that

i really appreciated. >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you. >> thanks, lawrence. >> coming up, the newvil war ahead? he also put that question to congressman cortez and a question. you will hear her question, next, when -- joins us. joins us and saying, “no thanks...” ...to a boston cream. jardiance is a once-daily pill that can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including... ...dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away... ...if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, ...ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction, ...and don't take it if you're on dialysis. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. lower a1c and lower risk of a fatal

>> hi, lawrence. we have heard from an adviser to the minister of internal affairs on a whatsapp shot group with journalists, saying that there have been missile strikes on the ukraine capital of kyiv where i am now -- at the control centers in kyiv. airfields and military headquarters -- we began hearing a number of booms here in the capital at around 4 am in the morning. i heard one about 15 minutes ago, pretty loud booms. at the same time, we are not hearing the cities sirens system, that is not gone off so far. no sirens have been heard. speaking to city officials, they had said that there have been a military attack, we would be hearing those sirens by now. but we are not. we have heard from some residents here in kyiv saying that they too have heard the booms and that the booms have shaken their windows. so, it does seem as though the capitol at this point -- is under military attack. >> and we just heard the russian ambassador at the united nations say that the plan was to offer military suppor

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ok and let me go back to lawrence. korb lawrence, a western countries have announced another round of sanctions. how effective do you think they'll be? russia has been on the sanctions for a long time. hasn't it? yes, but never to this extent, and i think one of the big thing is when the germans canceled the north stream pipeline, because how russia makes a lot of it's a money by selling energy abroad. and if they can't do that, that's going to have an impact on, on their economy. keeping them away from the international banking system will make it more difficult for them to conduct business. ah, they have to export things like wheat or people still going to buy that. so it'll, they're going to pay a price. the question is how long is put in willing to do that and how long. busy will the russian people do? and if you go to a ground war, they're going to be lots of casually, a probably be more on the ukranian side. but you're talking about 5 to 10000 russian soldiers being killed. and don't forget, the russians still have conscription. so that these people are not volunteers, a lot of

at the _ spectacular night lawrence and have called at the mere - spectacular night lawrence and haven, the _ have called at the mere space station, the russian - have called at the mere space station, the russian for- have called at the mere spacel station, the russian for peace. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines. president biden is preparing to hold talks with transatlantic leaders to discuss ukraine — he's said the threat of a russian invasion "very high" despite moscow's claim to be pulling troops back. and a judge in new york rules that donald trump must answer questions under oath as part of an investigation into fraud. the former president claims he won't get a fair hearing. to the rising cost of living crisis now. later this morning we will have retail sales figures for the uk. but more than 3 quarters of households are now feeling the impact of higher prices, particularly groceries. heineken and nestle are among companies warning of fresh price hikes this week. joining me now is susannah streeter, senior investment and markets analyst, hargreaves lansdown good to s

>> you have to, lawrence. it's political malpractice.s have to be believable. let's go back to 2012 between mitt romney and paul ryan going around the country -- voters might have thought a lot of things about barack obama, that he was not going to gouge medicare. this is believable that republicans, if they take over, they will raise taxes on working people. what mcconnell wants to do is play for corners, to use a kentucky basketballs saying. he likes his position and he wants the democrats to be on trial and that there be a referendum. the democrats have a compelling argument, rex coffee said very clearly, they're gonna raise taxes on almost every working american and senior citizens on social security, and shower the most rich people with tax cuts. their former policy plan for a lot of them anyway is to basically smuggle of the vladimir putin and give the middle finger to our allies. their health care plan is to make it more expensive than health care. so there's a lot to do with it. the democrats are gonna have to take that fight to

>> good question, lawrence.sion programs, but it will be translated in various ways. i thought it was exactly the right message to both the russian people. but especially to the american people. i think the biden administration has put together a pretty good strategy of diplomacy. it doesn't mean that it's going to work, because i've smaller cards than putin does in the standoff, but they haven't really explained it to the american people. and i thought the president did an excellent job today of trying to lay out and explain what we are doing, also what we are not doing, which is we are not going to send american soldiers to ukraine. and explaining why this is just bigger than ukraine and it's about all the liberal international order, and we cannot lead big countries like russia annexed territory and start wars when they want, that would lead to the crumbling, not only of european security, but international security. i thought it was a great speech. >> the president was very clear today, and in all those piec

that was lawrence fan. let's go over the decades that i've been around, he got me in centerstage state at eight swimmers, he got me suited up and banged around in football practice, and he got me into the basketball team, perfecting a game-winning shot. >> is he responsible for mr. involvement? >> no, he is not responsible for it, but he had a big hand in it along the way. >> maybe we can get the recipe to the fan cake and put it on our website. >> it looks delicious. >> what a gift he was. >> thanks. >>> up next, this next story might make >>> we are following breaking news out of the east bay right now. nearly 80,000 pg&e customers without power. look at the areas impacted, those in red. the outage stretches from san pablo to berkeley. pg&e not saying exactly what has happened here, but the website says the power won't be back until 8:00 -- 8:30. >>> a new sign of life picking up in san francisco after omicron. >> food truck owners have had a unique lens into how the pandemic affects the city. right now,

>> i think it's really important, lawrence.as you say, leondra kruger has [inaudible] for three years. i also know ketanji brown jackson. you have to understand how shortly both of these women are. and you have to think, as black women, to accomplish what they accomplished, particularly decades ago when systems were stacked against them, and they did all this, it is extraordinary. they kind of had to be like obama. just better than anyone else to get to where they are. i've watched ketanji jackson for two decades. she clerk for justice breyer after me. she is part of the breyer clerk family. and both of these women would be extraordinary justices, not to take away from the others, but these are the two that i. no leondra kruger maybe, if not the best attorney i've ever worked with, then the top two or three. and this is where your question comes into with regard to supreme court experience. i've seen them in person. i have read the transcripts. she is extraordinary. yes, you can talk about numbers, like arguing more cases than

rachel: thank you, lawrence. >> thank you, lawrence.rachel: are you stealing that? >> the chicken chain is bringing back its heart shaped trays for the holiday. they can fit 30 nuggets in a tray, six chocolates or 12 chocolate fudge brownies. the company says nothing says valentine's day more than a nugget of love. >> very true. i would rather get a bunch of nuggets for valentine's day than chocolate. rachel: really? i would rather have chocolate. >> no doubt. chick-fil-a sauce. rachel: he could drink it. >> lick it out of the container when it's done. rachel: i like it but not as much as pete. >> it's the best sauce in the world. you know the meme on the internet, it's something that says prove me wrong. best sauce in the world. prove me wrong. >> you want cookies? you want the brownie? rachel: i think i'll take a brownie. i like -- are they special brownies? let's not. all right. >> you enjoy that while i read this. still ahead, president biden sends a warning to vladimir putin amid escalating tensions over ukraine but will the presid

individuals, like lawrence, who really are at the front _ lawrence, who really are at the front edgey _ cancer treatment and care around the community. and i'm sure there input will he _ community. and i'm sure there input will be immensely valuable to set up priorities— will be immensely valuable to set up priorities that are right for the uk, and — priorities that are right for the uk, and england specifically, over the next _ uk, and england specifically, over the next decade. the uk, and england specifically, over the next decade.— uk, and england specifically, over the next decade. the cancer research ruess ou the next decade. the cancer research guess you returned _ the next decade. the cancer research guess you returned to _ the next decade. the cancer research guess you returned to there, - the next decade. the cancer research guess you returned to there, sean i guess you returned to there, sean walsh, was talking about the importance of backing up the ambition with money. is there any concern about there not being the money to back up the strategy? i have global concerns abo

kind of a twilight view there, lawrence.efully this cars are getting whipped around that badly yet probably get blown a little bit out there. the winds have backed off somewhat. >> that's something incredible gusts overnight. but skies nice and clear that air is very dry. it's going to be cold in spots again tonight. some of those lows dropping well into the 30's overnight tonight. highs today, though, again, very nice. it was 67 degrees today in santa rosa with those offshore wind. 64 in livermore. 63 in san jose, 64 in oakland to 61 in san jose. all these temperatures running above the average and here we sit with the gusty winds out there. now, the offshore winds continuing right now sustained at 40 miles an hour at mount diablo. you see some of those gusts tend to toss ahora at 33 get the alamo right remaining calm. but those winds have been whipping around in parts of the bay area all throughout night and early morning now beginning to subside a little bit. still 18 mile an hour winds in hercules 19 in el sobrante insid

it's time now for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. lawrence, you know, i gotta give you a lot of advice, but before you engage in any wrongdoing, move the boat. >> move the yacht. >> yeah. >> i think -- >> it's not a boat. >> it's a yacht. it's such a fascinating point, they gotta get it out of. it makes sense, but it actually makes sense. i got some sort of stuff to discuss tonight, including the january six investigation. >> we do, and later in the program, we're gonna be joined by montana senator jon tester, who is one of the great miracle workers of democratic party politics, because he may just get reelected in a state that donald trump wins by 16 points. as you know, ali, the canadian truckers protest has now gone to the canadian border and montana. they're in a border crossing there, ask him about that situation many others. >> i think there are daily basis about $15 million worth of trade go through that particular crossing, which you're right. we don't talk about that very much. i'm excited to see that conversation tonight. h

lawrence: they work extremely well together.ficant difference in age, so seb has that experience. lance, even in his early 20's, did his 100 grand prix in abu dhabi, so he is getting the time that he needs. but they do work well together, they are great teammates. as far as finishes go, for us, it is early days, the second year of what i told you is a five-year journey. a new set of rules, we don't know where it will all play out, but we will all find out shortly in six weeks at the first race. matt: can i ask you if you think the new rules will make it more exciting? when i first started watching formula one, they were 12, 10 cylinder engines, you could feel it in your chest, and it was exciting. that is what really drew people to the sport rather than the drama of the interpersonal relationships. as we get closer to formula e, what is going to bring in the fans? lawrence: i do agree with you, those visceral formula one cars had a very special appeal. clearly, as automotive manufacturers, there is an notification component to o