most presidents and their grandchildren -- >> that is a personal matter, lawrence. >> lawrence: wherehe secret service detail? what happened to the compassionate joe biden? i'm sure you have a great relationship with your granddaughter. i remember my grandparents in the relationship. >> i do. >> lawrence: -- if he won't even acknowledge his own granddaddy? >> look, if you look at the top issues that americans think about, that is not -- they care about the economy. they care about climate change. they care about immigration. they do not care whether joe biden recognizes one of -- that is for -- >> lawrence: do you think it is wrong? [overlapping speakers] >> lawrence: the president of the united states? >> that is a personal decision. i could not care less whether he recognizes his granddaughter or not. i care about if he is protecting the american people. i can't speak for. the biden and his own personal life. does like me asking -- >> lawrence: you have asked that joe biden was going to fix the economy. you all did not sell -- but you said he had a heart, a heart for america. >> he

lawrence: the producer are saying wrap, lawrence.s down the genz term dictionary. when it comes to food. like [inaudible]. it's anagive to call somebody delusional? tom: i don't like the teacher who tries to be hip. he has the tiktok account, he's called lexicon larry. he's left wing. he does anti-gun lectures. he's thirsty for clicks. we had a hip teacher. his name was mr. baker. i can say his name. guess what he did? molestation. lexicon larry. i'm just saying i don't like teachers. mr. baker. he's bad. lawrence: i don't like when teachers try to be friends with their kids. i understand being respectful. but you have got to, you know, just be a teacher, and let the kids be the students. it's like what your family member or mom and dad. my mom always said, i'm not your friend, i'm your parent. tom: i found out what eepy means. it means i'm sleeping. start making outdoor memories you will never forget. for less than $5.00 a day, you can own your very own tracker off-road or a brand-new tracker boat, motor and trailer package. the fas

. >> lawrence: right?ou so much for joining me. >> thank you. >> lawrence: and thank you so much for joining me tonight. i hope you guys have a great evening. the great sean hannity has a studio audience, i think. >> sean: okay, what's going on? good job lj. there you go it doesn't get any better than that. glad you're here, welcome to hannity. yes, another live studio audience, another day for your 80 year old commander in chief joey. biden, he starts work at around 11:00 with a daily briefing. he then has lunch around noon, then they call a lid on the entire day at 2:30 in the afternoon. there's something wrong with that. i'm working way too hard because he's not working at all. serious question, why is joe even running for reelection. now, get this. coming up tonight we're going to have a hannity hot seat,

now it's time for lawrence jones. lawrence: do you ever wonder when you see a video of vie lend crime why some choose to do nothing and they just watch. sure some are scared. i think the main reason is because our society criminalizes what was once considered heroic action. this week district attorney alvin bragg decide to charge daniel penny with reckless homicide. the press continues to play the video of jordan neely dancing like a michael jackson impersonator. but they know that's not why he died. where were all the activists when he punched a 62-year-old woman in the face as she left the subway. and he was attempting to kidnap a 7-year-old girl he was dragging down the street. the meaning of victim and criminal, they just flip places. can they acknowledge how new yorkers feel? the guy may have been mentally unstable. but that's not our fault. >> i get it. it's a little excessive but up sure he didn't mean to kill the guy. >> first of all, it was none of his business to put the man in chokehold. he knew when the gu

. >>> welcome to lawrence jones. welcome to fox news, i'm lawrence jones. everyone knows i'm a texan, if there is one thing you need to know about texans we think it's the best state ever. we got guns, food, low taxes, everything. so, every morning kids in texas pledge allege apse to the american flag, guess what? they do this every morning. we do this because we acknowledge how power full and great our state is. but we also know there is a certain role for the federal government. one of those responsibilities is securing our border. since joe biden has been president, nearly 6,000,000 migrants have crossed into our country. joe biden has failed in that responsibility. so, we in texas are very perplexed that the biden administration is deciding to end title 42. we know that there is going to be a massive surge. >> as border officials brace for the lifting of title 42 in less than two weeks, fox news has an exclusive look at the surge that is already arrived on the bank the of the rio grand in brownsville, texas, across from mexico. across the entire southwe

lawrence lawrence and this is just coming from the right.ike right write to us at friends@foxnews.com. are there any liberal parents that agree with this type of violence that is happening on college campuses? i don't know if any civilized american that respects the rule of law thinks that she should take -- where are all the press by the way defending. >> ainsley: why aren't students allowed to believe that killing a baby is wrong? she can have her beliefs. if someone disagrees with you, you don't handle it with violence. >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> joey: triggered. >> lawrence: ashley strohmier joins us now. >> ashley: i'm not triggered. daniel penny is reportedly planning to testify before a grand jury as he faces a second degree manslaughter charge for the chokehold death of jordan kneely. the retired marine is expected to take the stand next month to defend his actions during the subway confrontation that was caught on camera by other passengers. penny argues he acted in self-defense while neely's family thinks penny should face murde

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>> lawrence, thank you for having me.shington is bloated, it's a big fat pig and there is a lot of pork up here, we have to cut spending. we defendant's exhibit get 31 trillion by accident in debts, it was by design. this is the issue, we pass under speaker mccarthy, passed plan to increase debt 1.5 trillion and had parameters with that as relates to future spending. we will save 10 years, 4.5 trillion over 10 years, that is cutting spending and democrats don't like it. they want a clean debt ceiling, that will not work. we must stay firm, the american people gave us, the republicans, the house, begging for leadership. kevin mccarthy is that guy and we must stand firm. >> lawrence: congressman, the senator from pennsylvania, john fetterman, i don't know who crafted this, this is what he said in the tweet. this is the reason we have the 14th amendment, why the 14th amendment exist and we need to be prepared to use it, cannot let reckless republicans hold the economy hostage. this guy is holding the senate hostage, barely t

but terrible, lawrence.nk you for joining the program, if there is any more breaking news, please bring it back to us. you are looking at allen, texas, a suburb of dallas, texas, the allen premium outlet. quiet community. earlier today a gunman decided he was going to target innocent people. multiple reports of fatalities. many injured and wound. 8 people transported to the hospital. we are following the details as they come in. i want to read this statement from the government great state of texas. this ways had to say. our hearts are with the people of and, texas. during this unspeakable tragedy, i have been in contact with the mayor and the dps director and other local lead toars and offered full support to insure all needed resources are swift live deployed, including dps officers, texas rangers and investigative resources. multi agency response. u.s. marshals. the fbi, local police. we are following all the details here. pray for texas. more breaking news, don't go anywhere. age is just a number, and mi

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lawrence, back to you. >> lawrence: thanks, alex.bout royal traditions, royal photographer christopher jackson joins us now. christopher, thanks so much more joining us this morning. so, what position do you want to get in to get that magical shot? >> hundred lawrence. it's a huge day for everyone here in london. lucky the sun is shining. big occasions like this, you know, looking back to things like the platinum jubilee. very much a team effort. a number of rec rec photographes covering every as the specht. buckingham palace balcony moment. front row seat for moments i'm certainly looking forward to it. >> lawrence: as an american, this is all k new to me. i wasn't alive when the queen got her crown, why is this day so special? >> i think it's historical connotations things gone back centuries. it's a huge day, pomp and ceremony. it's what we do well as a country. and i think it's that symbolism, what it means. this is a moment where the former prince of wales stepping up to the biggest job of their lives as king and queen. that cer

lawrence: tonight on cross country * we are following two breaking stories. in allen, texas, a short opened fire in a mall. and in new york city police and protesters are clashing in a subway. casey, what can you tell us? >> 109,000 people. that's the population of this community. a community that's heartbroken tonight in trying to come up with some kind of answers in terms of what would have driven someone to walk into this very busy shopping center this afternoon in the middle of a saturday afternoon, 3:30 or so, broad daylight, and start opening fire. multiple fatalities have been reported though we don't know the exact number just yet. that information we are trying to get nailed down but we can tell you there have been people who have lost their lives this evening. even a few reports that one of those deaths involves a child. so just the unthinkable here as the scene is very much active. they have gone ahead and moved the fire truck that was in the road over here. are you going to reopen this now? this is the main road called chelsea, and this has been s

>> be honest with me, lawrence jones.ydrates? >> lawrence: i have no room to judge. >> shame on you. as a guy that grew up watching the sopranos, it's nice to see something getting dumped in the woods of new jersey besides a body. my first thought is that chris christie took up camping in new jersey. >> lawrence: oh, we have a photo. >> no, you didn't. >> lawrence: listen -- >> no offense to chris christie. i know you doubled down on that joke. no offense to christie. if i wasn't on cable news, i would be a before model. you want to know something, lawrence? how bad is this pasta that it didn't get eaten. >> lawrence: even the animals that didn't want to eat it. >> you know who paid to have the pasta picked up? whoever manufactured it. if the word gets out -- >> lawrence: i figured it out. it was the mother-in-law. she cooked this pasta, trying to kill the son-in-law. he dumped it in the woods. he didn't have the heart to tell the wife. he dumped it in the woods. that's what happened. this is family brutality going on. so

>> first of all i love you, lawrence. i do live in california, but that's not the way to go because it's not happening. a couple of things here, first are of all, oprah winfrey would go for a much higher seat. second of all, our governor gavin newsom said he would pick a woman of color and specifically an african-american woman. he did say black woman. he would pick a woman with more experience. there are a number of those in our state to pick from already. miss winfrey is great at what she does but she doesn't have a political background. and i think she would want a bigger slot in the senate. >> i like oprah. i have to agree with leslie. it's probably not going to happen. but there may be some validity in considering it. she came in with 100% approval rating. and she could be a place holder. >> i just love that we are selecting candidates by their skin color. i don't know if anything is more racist than deciding on someone based on the way they look. i like for them to be selected on merit. coming up as millions plan th

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. >> lawrence: you got it, brother. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> we showed that we can and must revitalize america. we need the courage to lead and the strength to win. i'm ron desantis, and i'm running for president to lead our great american comeback. >> brian: and just like that he was. in we begin this hour with the florida governor ron desantis making it official. we all knew it was coming, launching his campaign for president. he just announced his first stop on his great american comeback tour. >> ainsley: his initial rollout was not so smooth there were technical issues on twitter spaces delaying the big announcement hosted by elon musk. >> lawrence: peter doocy is live at the white house with all the details. peter? >> peter: even though the desantis campaign launch couldn't be seen or heard by anybody for more than 25 minutes because of technical difficulties, losing about half of its original audience in that time, the sunshine state governor is trying to spin it as a success. >>

the gloves are off. >> lawrence: the gloves have been off.nt at the end of the day and they will duke it out and this is good for republican primary because you want the strongest candidate going against joe biden and history teaches, when you have a strong primary, when they duke it out, the candidate is better for that. we'll check in on that race all morning. steve doocy is having breakfast with friends in florida. they chose steve for this assignment. >> ainsley: the tiki bar. >> steve: offto summer 2022 -- 2023! actually they did open the bar. they have never done breakfast before and they did great stuff, tiki toast. we have ricky young singing and earlier we learned ricky went to university of southern carolina -- south carolina with ainsley earhardt, used to be known as rico. what is your name? >> dan blalock. >> steve: what issue is affecting the blalock house. when you think of who to vote for because this is a problem? >> i know inflation is the biggest problem for everybody, i think. i think the state of where we're going, you kno

>> lawrence: that's it?k is out amazing. >> judge jeanine: i'm going to get yelled at. >> greg: "special report" is up next. >> bret: i just finished the judge's book. >> it is really good. thanks, greg. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier tonight drama and the debt threat. the negotiations coming down to the wire. less than a week away from the treasury secretary's predicted deadline for raising the debt ceiling or suffering historic default. president biden is sounding an optimistic tone but also rejecting any possibility of a failure to meet the country's financial obligations. there is growing disag

hey jason. >> paid lawrence.his is funny because we now have a situation in which we are focusing on ward policing rather than actual policing. the portland police bureau we got a hold of some of their training in which they are told how to handle personal pronouns for the lgbtq i a to s plus community plus the queer community which is a little bit redundant. in this case they are being told that gender is not binary. you can switch genders whenever you choose. they are told not to speak mean to the queer community which of course police officers are same, obviously we would never do something like that. of course they have to sit through some condescending training. take a look at this. >> hi, i'm bobby and i use the pronoun she and her. could you spell your first and last name for me please. how would you like me to address you? >> what? why you ask me that? my name is mark. i'm a man. >> this could be a complicated conversation. we know it is a quite a be smooth sailing every time. all we can do is continue to

lawrence. lawrence. lawrence. lawrence. lawrence. lawrence. lawrence. lawrence. lawrence. lawrence. lawrence. lawrence. lawrence. lawrence. >> good evening alex. what i was watching the trump show, i was thinking about the people who could have handled that better. the interviewers who could've handled that better. one of them, going to join us tonight. actually, more than one, but one professional interview where will join us tonight. andrew weissmann joins us to. he would have been great on that stage. it is not his normal form, but, it needed a courtroom approach. a more persei's, targeted question, then many of the questions we got. so, we will try to see, and we might have some suggestions. >> i would like to see andrew weissmann versus trump, but i would like to see it in a courtroom. that is another matter, for another day. i will be watching, lawrence. >> i think cnn did the best they could, it using conventional tools, and we kind of knew ahead of time that conventional tools don't work. i only hope that they are, honestly, privately, i'm not asking them to admit any mistak

you use it for conference calls. >> lawrence: not so much conference calls.ple want to have debates online about certain topics of the day. we do tv. some people do radio. this is like modern day. >> ainsley: it's all voice. >> lawrence: you essentially start with a question and you debate the issue within this chat room. >> ainsley: that's kind of cool. the server is used by twitter. unable to cope with all the traffic. the audio regularly cut out and for 20en minutes the feed was dead silent. so many people listening it melted the internet. desantis started speaking 50 minutes reading from the script. american decline is not inevitable. it is a choice. >> brian: the twitter space didn't work. that's on elon musk. he is the one that should be embarrassed not governor desantis. >> ainsley: people either like him or they don't. they are going to vote for him or not it has nothing to do whether this launch worked out well. >> brian: trey gowdy talked to him you did this meltdown? i wanted to salute elon musk, he brought free speech back to social media. it's a

here is the closure between fair oaks and lawrence expressway. lawrence expressway down here, the northbound side really backing up. you notice folks are taking this roadway, up lake haven. if you get southbound on lawrence and over to duane, that's a better connecter. that will take you between fair oaks and lawrence expressway, a lot easier drive and a lot more fluid as far as the traffic flow. where bob was talking about, that is not as heavily impacted because that was opposite your commute. northbound is backed up and 237 is also starting to slow down as that is the commute direction, and anywhere north of 101, you're probably using that as an alternate because you're hearing about the hours-long closure that's been in place and likely for another couple of hours. big investigation, we're watching that for sunnyvale, north 101 slow through san jose and toward lawrence expressway. the rest of the bay is relatively calm, standard monday coming out of the altamont pass and throughout the east bay, contra costa county and into the north bay and

and it's really stunning, brian and rachel and lawrence. back at this and you read these documents. you look at these emails and you see this coordination going on and the reason it's so stunning is because these former cia directors and the rest of these officials basically did this on a hunch, right? and a desire to, quote, help biden win in the election. remember at the same time, remember, in october of 2020 you had john ratcliffe the current director of national intelligence saying that there was no indication that there was anything on that laptop that was russian information. he believed that it was exactly what it appeared to be the laptop full of images and emails and things that were quite sand luz for the president's obviously troubled son. will. >> lawrence: martha, what does this mean for the press? they took them at their word. there was curiosity to dig into the story. they actually suppressed the story and took these talking points as well. >> martha: yeah, think back to the "new york post" who broke this story, and it was t

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turn our tv, you will be home, going to be a long day, lawrence. >> lawrence: for the "fox and friends i will be here. >> brian: your posture is great. >> ainsley: i heard about it. >> lawrence: we did a photo shoot, he is a free spirit. >> brian: you loved it. >> lawrence: i did love it. >> brian: i was getting yelled at and you didn't. >> brian: toss to ashley. >> ashley strohmier. >> interesting debate about promos, headlines reveal the suspected drunk driver accused of killing a bride and hurting the groom has a long history of traffic violations. jamie lee reportedly has a number of speeding tickets dating back to 2018. the newlyweds were leaving when the driver hit them going 40 miles over the speed limit. she is being held without bail and authorities say she's under suicide watch. a virginia police officer nearly crushed by another car during a traffic stop yesterday. a teen driver lost control and spun over the median at 120 mile per hour. no one was seriously hurt and three teens were in that car. the 17-year-old driver was cited for reckless driving. lawmakers pressing the n

lawrence, lawrence can you hear me? >> i got your brother. say that wilmer time? >> i am wondering if you remember a police or security guard presence at the small that you visited? >> there is a combination of purity that work for them as well as off-duty cops as well at the scene. if there is an active shooter situation and they called it in there will be someone responding there. but again, see the shooting happened at this forever 21. and then all the way down the street is where they're posted. it's a massive low is because it's a security presence and they are does not mean officer would've been directly in front of the building where the building occurred. again that is the tough part about this area. it is a massive but together going to sort this out there going to figure out who, what, where, when, why this person decided to target this place. was there a specific target there? did he have a beef with someone question that's going to come out later pretty presence. was it enough for this area? that is started. plexus check in again with danny colson form

lawrence jones is with us, and lawrence, you have so diligently reported on crime across america in so many different places. i used to live in atlanta, it was considered at the time that i was there to be a pretty safe place. but a lot of that has changed in last few years and now we see the shooting at the height of the noon hour in what is typically considered to be a fairly safe area of atlanta, even though there have been some shootings in the area in the past. a man was shot in his car when somebody was hiding in the car, there was a woman who was shot, a young woman shot in a parking lot just north of there, somebody trying to steal her car. but typically not the area of america you expect a crime like this to happen. >> john, an uptick of criminal activity, shootings all over the country. law enforcement have a tough task here, i've covered a lot of the active shooter situations. right now they are trying to establish a perimeter to cut the suspect off. they have released an image, we don't have a name just yet. i'm assuming that law enforcement are using all their tools, fish

i'm telling you, sometimes, lawrence, common sense is not common. >> lawrence: some would say some have been bought and paid for, even when common sense is there, lieutenant governor, i look forward to hearing, i hear you may have an announcement soon about you potentially being next governor of virginia, i will stay tuned for that, ma'am. >> i haven't made an announcement, one person who can't run for president, that would be me, i can tell you for sure. it would be an honor. >> lawrence: appreciate it. we have a big show coming up, 9 p.m. eastern time on saturday, just got back from san francisco, still a mess, l.a. still a mess and talking about what is happening on subways of new york and the daniel penny case, tune in for that. still ahead, will artificial intelligence take over? a former google chief warrants ai see human as scum to be controlled. we need to protect skilled labor or face consequences, he is here to react next. (cheering) imagine you're doing something you love. rsv could cut it short. rsv is a contagious virus that usually causes mild symptoms, but can cause more

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before you get to lawrence expressway, and this is central expressway.u get to central expressway, you can traverse up to north fair oaks, if the northbound commute is your direction. if you go north, you're looking at 237 as an option and you do see that backing up as well. folks are heading up fair oaks, so those are two options. central expressway probably your best northbound alternate. as bob said, there's progress, there's equipment to remove the vehicles. southbound 680 does have a crash just past sunol boulevard that does have slowing. that will disturb the tri-valley. outside of that, everything is fine and standard as you travel throughout the east bay and get toward san francisco. back to you. >>> we did send you an alert about this breaking news on our nbc bay area news app. we'll send you updates throughout the morning. be sure to download it and get the alerts about when the freeway fully reopens right to your phone. >>> there is still no word from redwood city police on why officers last night blocked off this area downtown. this is near j

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, alex. and we have a hakeem jeffries leading off with us tonight, as he is of course the democratic leader of the house of representatives, high striking democrat in the house. and it was a scheduled engagement for him to be here tonight. what we did not know was that it would be his first opportunity to offer the democratic response to over an hour of trump lies delivered by cnn, and over the course of the previous hour. so, this will be his first opportunity to react to things like a former president of the united states advocating a default on the debt, stuff that we've never heard before. >> you know it's been a crazy hour when we didn't even have time to get to that part of global financial catastrophe, because there was so much other crazy we had to plow through first. i am appeared to see leader jeffries response to all of that madness. >> thank, you alex. >> have a great show. >> thank you. well, as i said, hakeem jeffries is our first guest tonight. and our first guest tonight was i

take 237 -- lawrence expressway to 237. detoured off of 101 at fair oaks in the southbound direction. reggie: president biden meeting with kevin mccarthy today about the debt ceiling. both said to disagree on proposed spending cuts. only 10 days of the u.s. is set to run out of money. jobina: ruling again contra costa county district attorney's office with proof of racial bias in charging decisions. this clears the way for any black person who is faced charges in contra costa county over the last decade to challenge that in court. drew: cooler, morning cloud cover giving way to sunshine. 80's in a warmest spots, 70's along the coast. reggie: today is harvey milk day, honoring his legacy. he was assassinated in today, he would have been 93 years old. jobina: the next time you fly, your phone could save you money. several airlines are tacking on fees of $25 to print boarding passes. but the digital pass on your phone is free. reggie: paul whelan describing his captivity in a russian prison camp, saying he is going confident i

. >> good evening, lawrence. great to be with you. >> you know, we have planned this as a democratic response to trump madness. but i'm afraid that's where we are at 10 pm tonight. you just heard a former president of the united states front runner for the republican nomination, saying that it's time for the republicans to force a default on the debt. he actually wants them to do it. what was your reaction to that? >> well, the republican party and donald trump, and trumpism, has three basic philosophical pillars. one, facts don't matter. number two, hypocrisy is not a constrain to their behavior. and three, they actually believe that -- as a superpower. this is a circumstance where democrats, as you pointed out, lawrence, for three times in the previous administration, raised the debt ceiling without partisanship, without showmanship, without gamesmanship, notwithstanding the fact that 247 year history, 25% of the nation's debt was accumulated during the four years of the trump presidency. yet, we understood tha

lawrence, you said it in the beginning. when you're talking in your monologue, i thought it was brilliant. republicans aren't interested in the fbi's allegations against them, breaking into people's homes. they're not interested when law enforcement kills people in their home like breonna taylor. or they stop young men like orlando castile, or brown people, very imposing rules on people because they have different religions. they've only become concerned with what they believe the fbi is doing when it affects them. their agenda, their political agendas. >> delegate stacey plaskett, thanks for joining us on this night. thank you very much for your continued labor in that committee. >> thank you. >> coming up, with some house republicans now objecting to any more negotiations with president biden over the debt ceiling, because the negotiations might actually get somewhere, the group of prominent senate democrats is now urging president biden to ignore the demands of republicans. and use the presidents constitutional power to

now time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. the las>> the story you just rd could not be subtitled, it is hard out there for a republican, because when the party stands for absolutely nothing, what do you do next? it's not that hard to remember. when one of the things that they stood for was, sucking up to and protecting in every way the biggest employers in your state, and when you abandon everything that you used to think, what are you left with? you end up with stories like that. >> you end up with not going to disney world in announcing that you're going to run for president. ron desantis, enjoy that ride. >> alex, i've got a problem little struggle through here in this program. it is similar to the problem that i have with putting the words fox and news anywhere near each other. if i do, i feel like i'm telling a lie. it's just not true. there is a congressional committee now where i cannot bring myself to say the name of the committee and i have to report on it tonight. >> i bet i know each committee you're talking about.

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good evening lawrence. >> good evening, alex. we have beto o'rourke joining us tonight on the one year mark since the mass murder in uvalde and andrew weissmann has pulled off a miracle.

hey, lawrence.is is funny because we now have a situation in which wefune are focusing on word policing rather than actual a situa poli. the portland police bureau, we just got a hold of some of their training in which they are told how to handle personal pronouns forrath the lgbtq. i ern actuala to as plus communs the community, which of course re a little bit redundant in this case. thatre being told gender is not binary, that you can switch genders whenever you choose. >>bi they're told noyou cat to k mean to the community, which of course, police officers are saying, well, obviously, we would never do something like that. >> and of course, they also have to sit through some condescending training. >> take a look aofficerst this. hi, i'm bobby, and i use the pronoun she and her. could you spell your first and last name for me, please? >> and how would you like for me to address you ?s. what? whi,y ar i'm be you even askinge that? my name is mark. i'm a man. this can be a complicated conversation

and now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good, evening lawrence. >> good evening, alex. i know it's unfair. to spring math on anyone not named kornacki on live tv. but my question for you, before you go. how much money does a supreme court justice have to make in order to pay for his own tires? >> i guess more than $150,000 a year? >> i guess. because clarence thomas makes, in his supreme court salary, $268,000. but on his financial disclosure form, we see someone gave him 1200 dollars worth of tires. and of course, this is his wife's income, which is 700,000 those dollars. >> and his book income. >> the book, and then there's the massive cash flows from a harlan crow in a fierce ways that should be considered taxable income. >> should be enough for some tires, lawrence. i know a lot of people who can buy their own tires and don't have billionaires support. or a book. or a lucrative side gig. paid for by leonard leo. but, you know, teaches out is this a. everybody bounces their own sheet. >> i'm still waiting for someone to pay for my tires. never had the pleasure

>> thank you very much for having me, lawrence. i don't think so. we had dinner in the meeting with leader jeffries last night. he is very much in touch with our caucus. a few minutes ago, we interacted with them, and their discussion on how best to go forward. he will make that decision, he will be relying upon the team, like this operation to make sure that we got to 213 democrats. and then we are hopeful, picking up five republicans to come along. i don't know if we've made a final decision on, but i hope that he will let us know tomorrow, and we can start the process in a case it's something that's needed. i'm sure, like everyone else, that he would like to see us do this. usually what we call regular order and not go to the discharge petition. that should be on the table in case we need to. >> he's presented it as an option, and as you say, you can start collecting those signatures tomorrow, and it would just be a way, theoretically, adding some pressure to getting to a final agreement that people can vote through. one of the things that i thin