lawrence o'donnell, the poor woman. the poor, poor woman, 75-year-old woman.he obviously doesn't quite remember exactly what happened. she knows what department store it was, and a bergdorf's probably unlikely. but as you said, she's selling a book. she's kept this dark secret for 24 or 25 years and she talks about how rate is. and rate fantasies. then she begins flirting with anderson cooper and that's going nowhere. and, that's the accusation. the mere accusation is enough to hang you from the tallest tree. but at the same time across the river from where i am now in washington, in virginia there is a lieutenant governor, democrat justin fairfax who has twice recently been accused very credibly, by very credible women, of rating them. the other day, i wish i was making this up. he said that his career has experienced a great boost on this because political fortunes are now greater than ever. and he's thinking about running for governor. when you are a democrat the media says, to accusations? maybe you should be the next governor after the guy with the clan o

lawrence o'donnell, i mean, come on. the poor woman, the poor, poor woman.he is a 75-year-old woman. she obviously doesn't quite remember exactly what happened 24, 25 years ago, doesn't know exactly what year it was. knows what department store it was, a well populated department store with a lot of security and a lot of cameras, and it seems to me, something happening in bird doors is probably unlikely. but okay, and as you said, she is selling a book. she's out making the rounds on the shows after having kept this dark secret for 24, 25 years, and now she talks about how rape is sexy and rape fantasies, then begins flirting with anderson cooper. i think that is going nowhere. and it's just getting weirder all the time. and obviously, look, tucker, you know the standard in the media for a republican is thean accusation. look at brett kavanaugh, youcc look at any republican, the mere accusation is enough to hang you from the tallest tree. but at the same time, across the river from where i am now in washington, in virginia, there is a lieutenant governor, a

now time for lawrence o'donnell and "the last word." >> thank you.ainst democratic senator who beat roy moore. doug jones joins us later to discuss his rematch with ron moore and senator jones' reaction to president trump's crisis management with iran, and other issues. but first -- today the president of the united states was accused of rape. again. the president's new accuser, columnist and author e.

i'm ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell.ave the latest on an issue impatroning health care for millions of americans as donald trump is rolling out his own proposal. debbie dingell will be here later this hour and we'll be reporting on the action that matches donald trump's words embracing collusion this week. how self-proclaimed grim reaper mitch mcconnell is block u.s. election security. all of that in the show. we begin with this. donald trump on defense over embracing collusion and also on offense against his own former white house counsel don mcgahn accusing him of a crime in a new

lawrence o'donnell has joined our panel. former senator claire mccaskill and eugene robinson remains with us. let's not forget chris math uew across in the spin room. all these after greetings with well-wishers may be headed, with one or two exceptions, to the spin room as new york city mayor bill de blasio is working the refs after the game. >>> nicolle wallace, i think a boisterous discussion got through tonight despite some signal interruptions and some audio problems, which we obviously apologize for. >> yeah, listen, off to the races, right? and i think that this field showed themselves -- when they broke into spanish, when they debated the intricacies of policy, when they kept it on what they were for and didn't end up down the rabbit hole of what they were against. when jay inslee had that sharp answer with the greatest threat to the country and the world was and came out with donald trump. i mean, together as a field, they strung together an incredible story about what is possible if donald trump isn't reelected to a

now time for lawrence o'donnell and "the last word."g, lawrence. >> good evening, see you monday. thank you. >>> accused child molester roy moore announced he's running for senate once again in alabama, once again running against democratic senator doug jones who beat roy moore. doug jones joins us later to discuss his rematch with ron moore and we'll get his reaction to president but first -- today the president of the united states was accused of rape. again. the president's new accuser, columnist and author e. jean carroll is our first guest tonight. the first person to accuse donald trump of rape was his first wife ivana trump. and the book "lost tie kuhn" records ivana trump gave a report assaulting her and pulling out her hair because his own hair didn't turn out right. he finished the violent attack with rape.

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel. in vegas, there is a phrase, it's my friday because vegas is a seven days a week place, it always has been. and so the five-day week starts at different times for different people. some people their week begins on wednesday which means they have monday and tuesday off. so for them, they say it's my friday on sunday so you're just feeling like it's your friday. it's a vegas thing. that's what you're feeling. > i used to work overnights in one of my first new york city radio jobs, and i would finish my shift at like 6:00 a.m. and then my job would be to go to sleep for the day before i had to wake up and come back. i would go to a bar in times square and order a tall boy of coors light. when the bartender looked at me like gir, 6:00 in the morning. i would be like it's my friday. the problem is it was five days a week. >> you told me never to tell anyone that. >> you were a great bartender, lawrence. >> thank you. >> you heard it here first. kellyanne conway, violating the hatch act. an

i'm ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell. tonight we'll have the latest on an issue impatroning health care for millions of americans as donald trump is rolling out his own proposal. debbie dingell will be here later this hour and we'll be reporting on the action that matches donald trump's words embracing collusion this week. how self-proclaimed grim reaper mitch mcconnell is block u.s. election security. all of that in the show. we begin with this. donald trump on defense over embracing collusion and also on offense against his own former white house counsel don mcgahn accusing him of a crime in a new interview all because mcgahn busted trump's attempts to fire bob mueller part of the criminal evidence against president trump and the mueller report which famously quotes mcgahn recounting trump ordering him, mueller has to go. call me back when you do it. in that new interview with abc news that's causing trump so many headaches, different headaches all over the place, he now claims mcgahn made that up. >> excuse me. they ha

>> lawrence o'donnell. >> i know. >> like the new aoc. >> this was evidence if you are on msnbc, on that bile about trump but you can't talk about reality. that's why hillary clinton lost. >> yes. lod might is just wanted to shut donnie down because he didn't want to hear that on a night when the democrats were supposed to shine. they didn't shine. the only star was rachael and none of those people rose to the occasion last night. none were competitive enough. if you can put donald trump on the stage next to any of these people, he would eat their lunch and clean their clock. i am not sure anybody tonight will be like that. they say it's political science but politics is about emotion and a visceral connection with a candidate and where you can make that connection with the people and it's unbreakable. right now no one is close to doing that. >> not even eric? >> not even little eric. >> his claim to fame was an ad about a poopy diaper. deutsch said this is about the bully who could beat the bully. bill de blasio was the bully and shouted down savannah. >> this very unlikeable person has

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. i'm so glad you showed that jon stewart video. i think it's the viral video of the day. you just can't turn away from it when you watch it. >> jon stewart retired from his tv career for a few years but he's been stalwart on this issue. he's been there every time. it's amazing. they just need to keep doing it. >> he really is so faithful to this subject. he has picked his subject and really, really stuck with it. really impressive to see. >> thanks, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. >>> well, as rachel just showed you, mr. stewart went to washington today and once again jon stewart went down to washington to once again plead to a house committee for continued funding, this time permanent funding to support 9/11 first responders who continue to this day they continue to get new diagnoses of deadly illnesses from their exposure to the toxins we now know where at ground zero immediately after the collapse of those buildings and for weeks and w

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. ening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. i'm so glad you showed that jon stewart video. i think it's the viral video of the day. you just can't turn away from it when you watch it. >> jon stewart retired from his tv career for a few years but he's been stalwart on this issue. he's been there every time. it's amazing. they just need to keep doing i

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. nce. >> good evening, rachel. i'm so glad you showed that jon stewart video. i think it's the viral video of the day. you just can't turn away from it when you watch it. >> jon ste

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. >> they're asserting overtly she can't talk about anything in the white house. nadler's contesting that. they're trying to assert she can't talk about the tragedies when the president wasn't president yet so he can't have any sort of presidential executive privilege. if they're going to try to keep her from talking about things during the campaign, that's absurd you would try to assert some kind of presidential privilege over that. so, i mean, we know that the white house is going to try to clamor up as much as they can, but this is going to be hard-fought. nadler is signaling tonight he's going to fight this hard. >> thanks, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> the california delegation is a force to reckon with in congress because california has more people than any other state, it has more members of congress than any other state, and one of them is the most powerful member of congress, the speaker of the house, but two of the newer membe

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> so i've driven through fort wayne, indiana. like the time it took to drive through it, that's my entire experience with it. i'll be watching. i'll be learning more about it tomorrow night. this is going to be really -- these town halls i think are getting more and more important. >> yeah. >> as we approach the debates. it's one of the places where these candidates can score before they get to the debates. so there is a lot of pressure on the candidate. tomorrow night is going to be important. >> we are less than a month away from that first debate. we know that there will be a minimum of ten people on that stage for the nights of each of those debates. so the idea that the candidates are going to be able to explain themselves at length and in detail and with depth is hard to imagine. just because of how many people are going to be talking at once. so these town halls, i think, are absolutely, absolutely critical. so i'm looking forward to seeing that one beca

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. >> they're asserting overtly she can't talk about anything in the white house.

>>> may regularly scheduled happened off to lawrence o'donnell will not happen because we have chris matthews with the deciders. up for grabs in 2020. the deciders with chris matthews in dayton, ohio starts right now. >>> tonight, we have a special presentation. chris matthews is in dayton, ohio for the second in a series of the deciders of who will be the next president of the united states. voters voted for barack obama in 2008 and in 2012 and then in 2016, that same county voted for donald trump. here now is chris matthews with the deciders. >>> good evening from dayton, ohio. e pluribus unum. from many to one. we are a country of many backgrounds, religions and political views and that includes the man in the white house. some say he is divicive and some say he is a savior. i came here tonight to see if we can listen to each other and understand where each side is coming from and leave this place with knowing why we disagree and maybe where we can actually agree. i'm joined for the hour by a group of voters in montgomery county, ohio that backed barack obama twice and then voted

times urging reporters to avoid going on highly opinionated cable shows like rachel maddow and lawrence o'donnellding to vanity fair. there are couple primetime talkshows on the list but many times contributor contact with the other news channels. told the daily beast opinion and news need to be separated. the most sharply opinionated shows, i am not sure which shows we will avoid. the line is increasingly blurred and sometimes washington post reporters privately told me they are for the most opinionated shows because they are surrounded by liberal anti-trump pundits or anti-trump headlines. the media can't stop covering the word which donald trump called a dirty filthy word. democratic congressman bed -- brad sherwood, after a squabble about how much he favors impeachment there was this moment of truth. >> you can use your time as i see fit. i present you coming on the show. you want to talk about the case you are making for impeachment? >> i have been trying to get on your show to talk about the saudi nuclear program. if it was my time we would be talking about drug prices. there is this image

she sat there when lawrence o'donnell who is on after her said that maybe president trump responded toched a chemical weapons attack to distract away from the russia issue. i mean, that's a pretty serious con spur toler charge to make. this is all about the double standard, right? conservative media, conservatives are never allowed to ask the questions. whenever they get a question at the white house press briefing or during a press conference they are berated by the press as not real journalists capable of asking questions. rachel maddow can moderate a debate. it's a double standard. >> greg: juan, at fox we have our commentators but we label everything. when you go to the fox news fridge, you know what you are getting, do you know what i mean? you have your straight vodka and then have you your vodka and soda. >> katie: what are you, greg? >> greg: i don't know what i am i'm come aquati come juice. >> katie: you have to squeeze a lot. >> juan: kind of tart. i would say generally we have had people who have opinions at the debate moderators. i think this is sore of egregious. i think

. >>> may regularly scheduled happened off to lawrence o'donnell will not happen because we have chris deciders. up for grabs in 2020. the deciders with chris matthews in dayton, ohio starts right now. >>> tonight, we have a special presentation. chris matthews is in dayton, ohio for the second in a series of the deciders of who will be the next president of the united states. voters voted for barack obama in 2008 and in 2012 and then in 2016, that same county voted for donald trump. here n

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. ning, lawrence. >> so i've driven through fort wayne, indiana. like the time it took to drive through it, that's

now time for lawrence o'donnell and "the last word." >> thank you. see you. >>> and running against democratic senator who beat roy moore. doug jones joins us later to discuss his rematch with ron moore and senator jones' reaction to president trump's crisis management with iran, and other issues. but first -- today the president of the united states was accused of rape. again. the president's new accuser, columnist and author e. jean carroll is our first guest tonight. the first person to accuse donald trump of rape was his first wife ivana trump. and the book "lost tie kuhn" records ivana trump gave a report assaulting her and pulling out her hair because his own hair didn't turn out right. he finished the violent attack with rape. ivana told closest confidants at the time he raped me then retracted her under oath testimony after reaching a financial settlement in the divorce case and donald trump got the publisher of the back to to include this note in the book. state of ivana trump. during a deposition given by me i wish to say on one occasion we

we have been reporting on it, and jean carroll did her first interview with lawrence o'donnell, and joye new york times" was criticized internally and externally for not reporting on this. "the new york times" executive editor, the top editor says that the times was overly kaurcaution their reporting on carroll's allegations, the fact that a well known person was making a public allegation against a sitting president should have compelled us to play it bigger, so this is an acknowledgment by "the new york times" that they underplayed the story. >> good on him first of all, for apologizing. but isn't this whole scene also an example of how we have really reached the pinnacle moment of decencitization, this was not shocking enough to play it on the front page of the "new york times." and again, andrea, not to down play this episode because i think that's what's happening here, but if you look back at the stormy daniels incident, that's very different, right, that's an affair with a porn star that occurred right after his wife gave birth. even so, more people believe stormy, but still only

it's time for lawrence o'donnell. >> i was so, so happy for you at 5:27 p.m.transcripts came into our

it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> my favorite post debate moment last night. when we got you on the air in our coverage and brian asked you how did you think it went? what i thought i was watching is somebody asking a boxerar r after 15 rounds how you think it went. the person in that stadium who knows the least about how it went is the boxer. they are just in too close. >> exactly. i was like oh, sure. i can talk about that. just give me a second and three beers. i had no ability to comment on what i had just been through. >> i was dying to see what it was like for you once you could digest it. once you could put it together like this. i was absolutely certain that where you were sitting last nit in realtime was the worst place to be. to try to figure that out. >> going back to the transcript to pull these clips, i remember awful these things, but to confirm my shaky memories about what was happening. the reason i wanted to go through it this way is the thing that resonated, i feel like i learned something about every candidate and i did get to hear them all

now it's time for "the last word now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> it the hyde amendment has been the law of the land since 1976, i believe. basically saying that no federal money can be used on abortion. that was assetaled assetaled issues get florida state washington until today because of course, joe biden's been around long enough that he was in a position to have to vote on that and take a position on that as everyone did in the congress then. and so it's back. as an issue. i got to say, i for one didn't see that coming an. >> i will tell you, i think that vice president biden saying today his campaign saying today that he stands by that, that he still believes in the hyde amendment and still thinks that's good law, i think that is a position that will not outlive the democratic presidential primary. i think that women have led, i think hillary clinton on 2016 in 2016 led on the issue of the hyde amendment. the politics on this changed without vice president biden noticing. the politics on this be have radically changed and if he sticks with that, he's

it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening. >> thank you for covering that story. i tried to figure out how to zweez it into this hour tonight and couldn't. one point i want to make is among the people who don't like that story are republican senators. because they know where the money comes from. it comes from their projects. they also have projects that are in that application pipeline and they don't have an individual there whose job it is to cover their state in the transportation. >> to make sure that one state's projects are not only stovepiped at the department so that they go right to the stop, they go right to the chief of staff of the department but also to make sure those patrons specifically are serving the political needs of one particular politician in that state who happens to be married to the cabinet secretary. i mean, this is the sort of thing you would find out was happening in some banana republic around the world and you would be like yeah, that's why they can't get state department funded bla

it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel.rom the debates. just week away. >> why are you so mean? >> you nl i don't have any homework. you can wing it. >> you know what, even if i canceled everything else in my life. food, sleep, social interaction, my tv show, everything i need to do and all i was doing was prepping for the debate for the next week, i would still not be ready. >> it's called pressure, rachel. >> thanks, my friend. >> there is nothing much at stake. just the future of the country. >> do you have a hot iron you want me t

it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel. one week away from the debates. just week away. >> why are you so mean? >> you nl i don't have any homework. you can wing it. >> you know what, even if i canceled everything else in my life. food, sleep, social interaction, my tv show, everything i need to do and all i was doing was prepping for the debate for the next week, i would still not be ready. >> it's called pressure, rachel. >> thanks, my friend. >> there is nothing much at stake. just the future of the country. >> do you have a hot iron you want me to hold for you with my head? thanks, lawrence. >> what do we call them? some of us have been wondering for a long time. what do we call the places where the trump administration looks up babies and men and women, children, people of all ages. people who can do us no harm. what should we call those places? i will answer that question at the end of this hour with a look at america's long history of concentration camps, beginning with what american history books call the indian war

biden unprompted in segments of the interview that were broadcast by lawrence o'donnell, ms.bout her prior comments concern mr. biden so thanks for the free commercial about all the things joe biden didn't get done for the eight years he was vice president. ms. conway also commented that she found it fascinating that mr. biden said he asked former president obama not to endorse him and that it was also going to be fascinating to watch the democratic candidates who were not doing well in the polls on the topic of those democratic candidates, she dismissively said i can talk about them too, if you like no, problem. the facts set forth above show that ms. conway engaged in a well established pattern of using her official authority as play the for to engage in blatantly partisan attacks. some activity in her official capacity constitute statutes a clear and continuing violation of the hatch act. the sheer number of occurrences underscores the egregious nature of her violations. the white house counsel's office wrote an 11-page reply denied defending her by seeksly sayings hatch a

it's time for lawrence o'donnell. >> i was so, so happy for you at 5:27 p.m. today when the transcripts came into our hands here. i thought she's got three hours. a little more than three hours with the transcripts. this is gonna be great and i was right. it was great. >> it was almost enough time to kaftan actor. you know what i mean? >> no, that's not why we are watching, rachel. no, it's all about rachel reads the transcripts. that's the show. >> i have to work on different voices for different people. >> no, you got it. i learned a lot. >> for this job doesn't work out for me, i might stand on a streets corner and see if somebody will pay me to do this. >> it's working out pretty well for you and good enough to help the ratings of this tv show. thank you very much for that. we will be joined by three presidential candidates beginning with cory booker and including the republican presidential candidate running against donald trump in the republican primaries. yes, there is one. former massachusetts governor bill weld and joined by last night's big news make

. >>> my regularly scheduled handoff to the great lawrence o'donnell will not be seen tonight becausetthews is in dayton, ohio tonight for a town hall with "the deciders," with swing district voters whose votes as a whole are absolutely up for grabs in the deciders with chris matthews in dayton, ohio starts right now. >>> tonight, we have a special presentation. chris matthews is in dayton, ohio for the second in a series of the deciders of who will be the next president of the united states. voters voted for barack obama in 2008 and in 2012 and then in 2016, that same county voted for donald trump. here now is chris matthews with the deciders.

now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> it the hyde amendment has been the law1976, i believe.

it's time for lawrence o'donnell. >> i was so, so happy for you at 5:27 p.m.hen the transcripts came into our hands here. i thought she's got three hours. a little more than three hours with the transcripts. this is gonna be great and i was right. it was great. >> it was almost enough time to kaftan actor. you know what i mean? >> no, that's not why we are

booker discussed the call last night on "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> did you feel betteron? >> absolutely. >> and did you come to a better understanding of his side of this experience? >> i think i understood very well even before that conversation. i understood where his intentions were, i understood where his heart was. the fact is it's not about me or him, he said things that are hurtful and are harmful. i believe he should be apologizing to the american people and having this discussion with all of us. >> and for more i'm joined by nbc news political reporter ali vitali in columbia, south carolina, john podhoretz and mara gay. ali, just about every democratic candidate will be where you are but all of the attention i think sudden suddenly, we talked about the importance of black voters in particular in the south carolina primary. a controversy on racial issues now coming right into this event. maybe an attempt there by joe biden to cool temperatures a bit last night. but what are expectations there in particular for biden and for booker and this controversy over the w

now it's time for "the last word now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> it theince 1976, i believe. basically saying that no federal money can be used on abortion. that was assetaled assetaled issues get florida state washington until today because of course, joe biden's been around long enough that he was in a position to have to vote on that and take a position on that as everyone did in the congress then. and so it's back. as an issue. i got to say, i for one didn't see that coming an. >> i will tell you, i think that vice president biden saying

it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> my favorite post debate moment last night. got you on

it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell."overing that story. i tried to figure out how to zweez it into this

jean carroll will join lawrence o'donnell at 10:00 p.m. joining me now maya wiley.able thing to read. >> oh, it's disturbing on so many levels. and the way she writes about it in her own voice is a very powerful and direct description of her side of events. >> it's also the case that i mean this is part of the issue for the president in denying this, is that there are other women who have accused him of doing things somewhat similarly. nothing quite as bad and violent as this. but also he has talked about doing things like this, grabbing them by the privates, which is what she describes. i just start kissing them. that's the famous line from "access hollywood." it becomes difficult for him to deny it when those two things are there. >> absolutely. and when she has one of the things that prosecutors look for when there's an absence of physical evidence in terms of demonstrating credibility is the fact that she told people at the time. not that you should consider someone not credible if they didn't, because a lot of people keep what happens to them secret for deeply

it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening on this busy night. >> yes, we're going to continue the breaking news coverage of what the president had to say tonight. one word i want to focus on with you just for a second in everything the president said. when he got to the hypothetical of a foreign country, a foreign national, foreign citizen helping a campaign making a contribution of opposition research to a campaign, he cited in his version of the hypothetical, the country of norway. norway. >> i knew you were going to say that. >> it's not going to be norway. it's not. it's kind of close to norway. close enough. >> russia, north korea. yeah. >> given the other ways he's like randomly brought up norway in other contexts like we can sort of get around to the idea of what he was trying to imply by suggesting norway as the benign friendly nation that might be offering this stuff, but yeah, the president admitting that the fbi director would be wrong in his estimation for suggesting that the fbi should be contacted i

she recounted that experience in the "last word" with lawrence o'donnell.atch her account. >> the next thing he did the put his shoulder against me and his hand went -- i was wearing just a black done that car ran coat dress and tights. and it was a work of a second to reach in under my donna car ran, through opened in the front and through the dana car ran dress and pull down my tights. that's when i -- that's within my brain went on, that's when the adrenaline started and it became a fight. and it was, it hurt. and it was against my will. and it -- i don't know where i got the strength. because he was big. but i think, i was stompingpy foot. i had my hand bag in this arm. i never put it down, i'm holding, i have no idea. the only reason i know i'm holding it, when i got out in the street i still had it in my hand. so somehow i got my knee up and pushed him back and the minute he backed up, i was out the door. >> president trump initially issued a statement denying that allegation, accusing carrol of lying. we will invite people to find out if she or the f

it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> great reporting tonight.one point of a prediction that you made last night came true a lot faster than i thought it would. joe biden on the hyde amendment. 24 hours ago when that was a

now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> as soon as i saw her actually doing it on camera, i did a hat check, so it's not surprising that it's come to this. the white house refusing to comply with what is clearly an oversight issue on a law that congress passed called the hatch act. it's a pretty important thing they want to talk to her about. >> the principle of the hatch act is that you shouldn't use the powers of the government to get yourself elected, and that's a really important thing in america and in our constitutional republic. and if that has been thinned out, if that's something we're going to scoff at in terms of a law because people having gone to jail for it in the past, that's a really big change for us to go through as a country right when we're heading into an election with a president that's happy to break the norms. >> and one thing that's clear in this area of the law is you can't use government property, like, say, the white house driveway or the white house premises in any way. it's one of the reasons, for example, senators, members of the h

it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> great reporting tonight. we learned a lot. i want to raise one point of a prediction that you made last night came true a lot faster than i thought it would. joe biden on the hyde amendment. 24 hours ago when that was a controversy, you predicted that was going to be incredibly for him to survive. he decided not to try to survive it even 24 hours changed his position today. >> i can't even say i told you so into. >> it was on video. everybody watching saul it. >> it won't survive the democratic process. i definitely didn't say it won't survive till this time tomorrow. >> that you didn't say. that's right. well, such is the power of rachel maddow. >> well, yeah. >> thank you, rachel. >> there's only one nick kristof, the pulitzer prize winning columnist for the "new york times." this is one of those days when we wish there were many more. he delivered extraordinary reporting to "the new york times" today from guatemala where he asked people why they leave guatemala and head north toward our southern boarder. h