now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. so 10:00 a.m., you had to make a choice. you listened to the senate hearing with the coronavirus task force witnesses, or you listened to the supreme court. what did rachel maddow choose? >> it was a very easy choice. being able to listen in live to the supreme court is such an amazing novelty to me. so, yeah, i like built a whole, like, audio cave around me, where i had like my coffee ready to go and my note pad and my computer and my c-span radio app cued one the speaker. it was embarrassing. i didn't move for two hours. >> we're the same person almost. i made the same choice, but not with all of that support system. and then i watched the hearing on -- i was recording the hearing, watched the hearing on video after the supreme court. so it was -- like you, i hang on every word. neil is going to join us with his interpretation, because who cares what i think when you can hear neil? >> exactly. i can't let you think, lawrence. i want to

the last word with lawrence o'donnell is up next. >>> good evening. i'm lawrence o'donnell. on this memorial day, we are likely to have 100,000 deaths in the united states from coronavirus, by midnight tonight. at this hour, the united states has 1,671,980 confirmed cases of coronavirus, with 99,044 confirmed deaths from coronavirus. and so as we approach 100,000 deaths at this hour, donald trump began the day by tweeting, happy memorial day. that's because donald trump doesn't understand memorial day. he has no connection to memorial day. he doesn't know that it began as decoration day in 1868, when we honored our war dead by decorating their graves at arlington national cemetery. memorial day didn't become an official federal holiday until 1971, but the tradition of decorating war graves never stopped. i did it when i was a little kid in boston. my daughter did it. when she was a girl scout. and her group planted small american flags at a los angeles veterans cemetery in westwood. i called my mother from that cemetery, knowing that she would want to know what her granddaug

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> you can keep going and discuss anything else you'd like to recommend in this next hour of tv. so amy klobuchar is here. i guess i'll -- i mean, what's there to say about the vice presidency at this point? should i ask if anything at this point? >> well, i still believe that the only real question, the most important you should ask are you qualified and ready to take over the presidency of the united states on zero notice and if you can get her to say something other than yes and elaborate on the fact that she's ready and how, you'll have scored a triple -- you'll have hit at least a triple. >> okay. i'll see if i can trip her up on that one. let's see. >> all right. [ laughter ] >> i'll give it a try. thank you, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. >> thank down. >>> well, the schoolteacher turned statesman in northern ireland john hum summarized history to me in one sentence where he said the irish never forget and the english never remember. we have a story tonight about the irish never forgetting. charitable contributions are po

the last word with lawrence o'donnell is up next. >>> good evening. i'm lawrence o'donnell.morial day, we are likely to have 100,000 deaths in the united states from coronavirus, by midnight tonight. at this hour, the united states has 1,671,980 confirmed cases of coronavirus, with 99,044 confirmed deaths from coronavirus. and so as we approach 100,000 deaths at this hour, donald trump began the day by

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> you can keep going and discuss anythingto recommend in this next hour of tv. so amy klobuchar is here. i guess i'll -- i mean, what's there to say about the vice presidency at this point? should i ask if anything at this point? >> well, i still believe that the only real question, the most important you should ask are you qualified and ready to take over the presidency of the uni

lawrence o'donnell interviewing joe biden and stacey abrams. that is must-see tv. so keep it right here. now and throughout this evening on msnbc. >>> good evening. i am joy reid. we've got a lot of news to get to tonight. and in just a moment i'll be joined by speaker nancy pelosi. donald trump continued today pushing for a quick re-opening of the country. come what may. even as top scientists continue to warn that moving too fast could worsen the pandemic and endanger public health. today, dr. rick bright testified before a house panel that he was forced out of his position at the department of health and human services where he was charged with leading the pandemic response. for pushing back on trump's desire to fast track the drug, hydroxychloroquine as a covid-19 treatment. dr. bright warned lawmakers that the worst of the pandemic is yet to come and cast doubt on the prospects for a speedy development of a vaccine. meanwhile, on the other side of the capitol, north carolina senator richard burr said he's stepping down as the chairman of the senate intelligenc

now it is time for "the last world" with lawrence o'donnell.evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. you can keep going and discuss anything else you'd like to recommend in this next hour of tv. so amy klobuchar is here. i guess i'll -- i mean what's there to say about the vice presidency? what should i ask her about that, if anything, at this point? >> well, i still believe that the only real question -- the most important question you'd ask somebody who is being considered for vice president is, are you qualified and ready to take over the presidency of the united states on zero notice? and if you can get her to say something other than yes and elaborate on the triple -- you'll have hit at least a triple. >> okay. i'll see if i can trip her up on that one. let's see. >> all right. [ laughter ] >> i'll give it a try. thank you, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. >> thank you. >>> well, the schoolteacher turned statesman in northern ireland john hume once summarized irish history to me in one sentence where he said the irish never forget and the e

it will begin with an introduction from lawrence o'donnell and have musical performances from some ofars, including jordan sparks. jordan is joining us to discuss tonight's event. you look like you're ready to go already. so pretty this far in advance. let's talk about tonight. what is this all about and what made you want to be a part of it? >> so anything i can be of assistance and help with whatever we're going through, i want to be a part of. and when they approached me, when unicef approached me to be a part of this beautiful campaign i was like, yes, i would love to, tell me what i need to do, how can i help. and it's incredible because unicef has had a decade long tradition of bringing artists to come together for a global cause and to come together to try and figure things out. but especially for the children around the world. and we know that this virus isn't just hindered by borders and so if we can find a solution somewhere in one single place, we can find a solution everywhere. and to be a part of this with the other artists to just bring our eyes on the kids and if we can

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now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. speaking of tomorrow, speaker tomorrow, and i haven't talked to her in quite a while. so i'm really looking forward to that. she's having an interesting week, to put it mildly, with donald trump. >> she is a professional get under the skin of the president expert. >> yes. >> and she's at her -- at the height of her powers right now. >> and we can only hope for some of that tomorrow night. >> yeah, thanks, lawrence. well done. >> thank you, rachel. well, awe is my general feeling for nobel prize winners, and i would be intimidated into silence by most of them since they operate so far above my intellectual altitude, but i can -- because i majored in economics in college, i can be tempted to engage in some version of a conversation with nobel prizes in economics, which i will do with a professor who has an important economic prescription for this country and how to deal with the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic and how to encou

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. of course, governor cuomo wore a mask as he was entering the white house today. something donald trump refuses to do. senator chuck schumer from new york is going to join us in this hour. he will no doubt echo -- >> very nice. >> -- some of andrew cuomo's public complaints about the federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic but also, he really wants to make the point, rachel and i really want to give him the time to talk about exactly what mitch mcconnell is doing to the federal judiciary and what he has been able to do to the federal judiciary with president trump. it's the only reason the senate is in session now. it not to help anyone or legislate anything. it just to confirm the judges who are really chosen by mitch mcconnell, not by donald trump and it's been an amazing group of judges that really test the lower end of the qualifications scale for senate confirmation. >> it has become the entire purpose of the republ

it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> also a special election in northern california, santa clarita area. rachel can't hear a word. so just tell you that chuck schumer is going to be here. see if i can do this rachel thing without rachel -- no, that's not going to work. you know if you were watching this program last week, there is a special congressional election in the santa clarita area outside of los angeles tomorrow but all the voters have been mailed ballots in that congressional election. so they could all vote by mail. they don't have to go to the polls. we'll see how this one works out. as the country begins to open up, we're going to have to understand the different risk levels that we face. for example, which is more dangerous, sitting in a restaurant or sitting in a conference room with fellow workers? which propels more infected droplets into the air, a sneeze or a cough? the answer is a sneeze. sneeze is much more dangerous. there's plenty of answers like that to questions like that

now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> good evening.oes the factory normally play music, or was that greeting music for the president of the united states? and if it was, who chose that? >> for the moment, he's being shown what the mask protects you from while he and all the men around him are not wearing masks and pointing at each other's faces. i mean, really? if it was coincidence, it means there's a god. if it was not a coincidence, it means there's a very smart deejay in that part of arizona that deserves our thanks. >> one other thing in the video i don't get. i don't understand why he was wearing the glasses that everybody wears in factories like that. he doesn't obey any of those rules. he doesn't wear masks when you're supposed to wear masks. why was he bothering to wear the glasses? i don't get it. >> maybe he thinks that's where the infection part goes. i don't -- or maybe he's comfortable wearing goggles for specialty things. i can't even guess. i should. speculate. >> you don't have to, rachel. you can go home now. >> thank

it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." wrence. >> also a special election in northern california, santa clarita area. rachel can't hear a word. so just tell you that chuck

now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." . >> good evening, rachel. so 10:00 a.m., you had to make a choice. you listened to the senate hearing with the coronavirus task force witnesses, or you listened to the supreme court. what did rachel maddow choose? >> it was a very easy choice. being able to listen in live to the supreme court is such an amazing novelty to me. so, yeah, i like built a whole

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. ng, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. she's just playing with us now, right? this going to the hospital, hearing the case while at the hospital, doing things that i couldn't have done 20 years ago. >> yeah, seriously. i mean, let's be honest, she

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. and we couldn't be better coordinated tonight because my first guest, the next guest the msnbc audience will hear, is dr. ali khan, who was the cdc's director of the office of preparedness and response. that's his former job. we're going to get his reaction to the suppression of this report and all the details that we were just hearing about and how of course this is exactly what the cdc is supposed to be doing now. >> and it's really practical, really helpful information that would be really useful for people to have. it's bizarre we have to get it through leaks to news organizations when our government should be releasing it but at least we know they are still creating this good stuff. thanks, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. thank you. >>> we'll have another preview of the november election next week on tuesday in california. yes. there is an election day on tuesday. this is a special congressional election on tuesday in california, a

now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." ning, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. speaking of tomorrow, speaker nancy pelosi is going to be here tomorrow, and i haven't talked to her in quite a while. so i'm really looking forward to that. she's having an interesting week, to put it mildly, with president trump. >> she is a professional get under the skin of the president expert. >> yes. >> and she's at her -- a

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. how old do you have to be to get that reference because that show "batman," hasn't >> the "batman" reference lives forever. it's eternal. >> oh, it does? okay. i'm just thinking today's college kids they might not -- hey, rachel, tonight is short list night here on msnbc. you had governor gretchen whitmer in the last hour and you did what you could on the vice presidential question. and senator kamala harris is going to join me in this hour. we all know that they're on the short list for vice president because joe biden made it easy. he told us it's going to be a woman. i'm not sure what there is to -- what truth is there to try to pull here? oh, am i losing -- are you losing my sound? >> i can't hear you anymore. >> that's the international signal -- that's the signal for rachel can't hear me. all right. well, i can continue to monologue but -- don't cut her off like that. let's -- i mean, let me and the audience kind of gradually withd

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. ence. >> good evening, rachel. of course, governor cuomo wore a mask as he was entering the white house today. something donald trump refuses to do. senator chuck schumer from new york is going to join us in this hour. he will no doubt echo -- >>

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel. speaking of tomorrow, speaker tomorrow, and i haven't talked to her in quite a while. so i'm really looking forward to that. she's having an interesting week, to put it mildly, with donald trump. >> she is a professional get under the skin of the president expert. >> yes. >> and she's at her -- at the height of her powers right now. >> and we can only hope for some of that tomorrow night. >> yeah, thanks, lawrence. well done. >> thank you, rachel. well, awe is my general feeling for nobel prize winners, and i would be intimidated into silence by most of them since they operate so far above my intellectual altitude, but i can -- because i majored in economics in college, i

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. how old do you have to be to get that reference because that show "batman," hasn't >> the "batman" reference lives forever. it's eternal. >> oh, it does? okay. i'm just thinking today's college kids they might not -- hey, rachel, tonight is short list night here on msnbc. you had governor gretchen whitmer in the last hour and you did what you could on the vice presidential question. and senator kamala harris is going to join me in this hour. we all know that they're on the short list for vice president because joe biden made it easy. he told us it's going to be a woman. i'm not sure what there is to -- what truth is there to try to pull here? oh, am i losing -- are you losing my sound? >> i can't hear you anymore.

when governor cuomo will be our guest live here on the now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnellng, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. of course, governor cuomo wore a mask as he was entering the white house today. something donald trump refuses to do. senator chuck schumer from new york and democratic leader of the senate is going to join us in this hour. he will no doubt echo -- >> very nice. >> -- some of andrew cuomo's public complaints about the federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic but also, he really wants to make the point, rachel and i really want to give him the time to talk about exactly what mitch mcconnell is doing to the federal judiciary and what he has been able to do to the federal judiciary with

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. . >> good evening, rachel. so 10:00 a.m., you had to make a choice. you listen to the senate hearing with the coronavirus task force witnesses or you listen to the supreme court. what did rachel maddow >> it was a very easy choice. being able to listen in live to the supreme court is such an amazing novelty to me. so, yeah, i like built a whole, like, audio cave around me, where i had like my coffee ready to go and my note pad and my computer and my c-span radio app cued one the speaker. it was embarrassing. i didn't move for two hours. >> we're the same person almost. i made the same choice, but not with all of that support system. and then i watched the hearing on -- i was recording the hearing, watched the hearing on video after the supreme court. so it was -- like you, i hang on every word. neal katya

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. she's just playing with us now, right? this going to the hospital, hearing the case while at the hospital, doing things that i couldn't have done 20 years ago. >> yeah, seriously. i mean, let's be honest, she could bench press either one of us. >> oh, i've lost sound from rachel. does rachel have sound from me? oh. >> bye. >> i hear your laugh. all i wanted to hear was your laugh. that was great. thank you. lost a little bit of rachel sound there but i got the laugh. that's all that matters. well, how long did you have to wait to get the food you ate today? did you have it delivered to your home? do you have to wait in line at the grocery store? how long did you have to wait? did you have trouble paying? in beto o'rourke's hometown of el paso, the daily lines for food banks are two and three miles long. that's how long you have to wait for food in this country now and some places have seen longer lines than that. beto o'rourke will join

now it's time for "the last word" with with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, herachel. that old phrase sergeant at arms.hr the arms part seems archaic. and meaningless. and then you have days like today. >> those scenes, we have shown them on this show in the past. the pictures of the end of governor gretchen whitmer's driveway with guys standing at the end of her driveway holding guns and wearing all the pro-trump stuff and shouting about the president and telling drop her policies. but it's another thing to see them in the legislative chamber too. i actually don't know which one feels more anti-democratic.to but that's where we are. >> as we always stress about this, michigan has 9.9 million people. about .9200 of them decided to out and do this today. and i can't do the math, rachel, on how tiny a slice of less than 1% that is. but that is a very, very tiny group that's doing this. >> yeah, i mean, i think if you did a census of everybody in michigan who braids their beard hair and wears fake military gear without bei

sel -- unicef's first-ever event, "unicef won't stop," plus an introduction by my colleague lawrence o'donnelland a look into the universal global covid-19 pandemic response. and tomorrow make sure you tune in to "politics nation" at 5 p.m. eastern for my conversation with joe biden's senior adviser symone sanders. we'll be talking about the 2020 race and joe biden's recent controversial comments on african-americans. the coronavirus pandemic continues to steam roll through our most vulnerable communities, emigrant communities, communities of color and the homeless and uninsured are bearing the brunt of the consequences for lackluster national crisis response. now private companies are stepping in. quote, ready responders, have already been providing in-home coronavirus testing and now they're expanding their efforts into public housing, hopele lho shelters and other at-risk and underserved communities. joining me is the co-founder and ceo of ready responders, justin dangle. thank you for being with me, justin. this is needed. tell me what got you, first of all, and your company involved in th

george floyd's sister spoke with lawrence o'donnell earlier tonight. >> i don't know because i was nothere. but hearing the stories of what happened, he gave no reason to do what y'all did to him. he gave y'all no reason. they murdered my brother. and they're going to pay. through the courts. >> as we mentioned, the streets of minneapolis got more violent as darkness fell tonight, with police using non-lethal weapons and flash-bang grenades to disperse the crowds. our own shaquille brewster is live in minneapolis tonight. shaquille, i've been monitoring a fire at an auto zone there that promptly went to two alarms and there was some trouble getting apparatus there to fight the fire as police have changed the crowd lines going backwards. what can you report from there tonight? >> reporter: you got it, brian. i'm sure you saw the images from this feed. let me just warn you and our viewers that as i do this live shot you may hear flash bangs. you may hear fireworks. you may hear some foul language by some of the protesters. but that is just the scene that we're seeing right now. what you

now it is time for "the last word" with the great lawrence o'donnell. good evening. >> good evening. one thing i've been wondering about in the coverage of noncompliance, we saw dramatic videos around the country of people violating the rules of social distancing and gathering in big swimming pools. and i just don't know what the real number is of that kind of noncompliance. if we could find one group in one state and then another group in another state, this is still a tiny amount of noncompliance. i just don't know what the scale of it is. and our cameras certainly can't figure that out. >> right. and what you end up with is even in public opinion polling, people saying i believe that we should be wearing masks. i believe it should be required. i believe we should be staying at home even if it hurts the economy until this is better in control. i mean, the public opinion polling tells you how people believe about it. and the vast majority of people should be behaving responsibly. then you get these things happen yes, on camera sometimes that are essent

my colleague lawrence o'donnell is taking over now. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. we'll get straight to the live coverage. thank you. >>> in minneapolis the curfew will last until 6:00 a.m. and go into effect tomorrow night at 8:00 3p.m. minneapolis time. the resolution i imposing the curfew says all persons must not travel on any public street or in any public place. we'll go to ali on the streets of minneapolis in a moment to get the latest on the situation there. we have seen protests of the minnesota police killing of george floyd in several cities around the country today including new york city, washington d.c., atlanta, houston, denver, los angeles and san jose. today fired police officer derek chauvin had his knee on george floyd's neck is now defendant derek michael chauvin and this is his mug shot after he was arrested today. mike freeman announced the charge today at 1:07 p.m. minneapolis time. >> good afternoon. i'm hennepin county attorney mike freeman. i'm here to announce that former minneapolis police

the toll the coronavirus is taking on the working poor in this country, and i'll be joining lawrence o'donnell0:00 p.m. and we'll be back here tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. for "a.m. joy." so much to do. "all in" with chris hayes is up next. >>> tonight on "all in," america in crisis under donald trump. a raging pandemic protests around the country defining the failures of this presidency. senator cory booker on this moment and how to find our way through. plus, minnesota attorney general keith ellis son on the murder charge for the minneapolis police officer. alicia garza from black lives matter and whether there could possibly be a worse person in the oval office right now when "all in" starts right now. >> reporter: good evening from

the toll the coronavirus is taking on the working poor in this country, and i'll be joining lawrence o'donnell tonight at 10:00 p.m. and we'll be back here tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. for "a.m. joy." so much to do. "all in" with chris hayes is up next. >>> tonight on "all in," america in crisis under donald trump. a raging pandemic protests around the country defining the failures of this presidency. senator cory booker on this moment and how to find our way through. plus, minnesota attorney general keith ellis son on the murder charge for the minneapolis police officer. alicia garza from black lives matter and whether there could possibly be a worse person in the oval office right now when "all in" starts right now. >> reporter: good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the pandemic descended on the country and the government and president utterly failed to protect us, it felt like we entered by far the worst part of the presidency and yet, somehow, somehow the last few days have felt even worse. unrest in the streets of minneapolis, a police station burned down last night as a community respon

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now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. od evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. and we couldn't be better coordinated tonight because my first guest, the next guest the msnbc audience will hear, is dr. ali khan, who was the cdc's director of the office of preparedness and response. that's his former job. we're going to get his reaction to the suppression of this report and all the details that

now it is time for "the last word" with the great lawrence o'donnell.evening. >> good evening. one thing i've been wondering about in the coverage of noncompliance, we saw dramatic videos around the country of people violating the rules of social distancing and gathering b

it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> that's a great politzer story and journalism story. rach rachel, i have to thank you for basically booking a very important guest in tonight's show. dr. sharon duclos who made an appearance on video from iowa. doctor in the very, very emotion l pre press conference. she'll be with us to discussion the situation. we know about her exclusively thanks to you and running that powerful video last week. >> i'm really glad you've got here. the situation she's in in black hawk county, iowa is really alustive and the thing that makes -- there are a bunch of counties in the country right now dealing with huge numbers of cases without the resources to deal with it but it has attracted national attention and will change the course of how things go in iowa because of just because her and her colleagues are ill kweneloquent >> they are living their lives where they didn't think they would be and not just the doctor but officials. they really have told the story in a way that is invaluable and very hard to get from anyone else. >> yeah. they a

i noticed one interview of this extraordinary doctor in iowa with lawrence o'donnell the other night. she said she deals by eating too much, tries to exercise, telling her teams of doctors not to rely on alcohol, that only makes it worse. so the other smart things we do for our own mental health in isolation. thanks again for what you're doing. we'll stay in touch. >>> that does it for this edition of andrea mitchell reports on nurse appreciation day and nurse appreciation week. follow us online on facebook and on twitter @mitchell reports. we pick up coverage after a short break. before we go on nurses appreciation day, a short salute to front line medical workers we have been talking about who are doing so much, everything they can do to keep all of us safe. stay healthy. >> to all the nurses coming from multiple disciplines and working together, i have never been prouder to be part of such an incredible team. >> they keep coming back though, keep coming back because the patients need us. >> we are proud. we're proud of the work that we're doing. we're proud of the success stories.

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening. >> rachel, day 89. what's some veteran's benefits? veteran's benefits have changed people's lives. it couldn't be more im

. >> tonight, lawrence o'donnell goes one on one with joe biden and joined by stacey abrams, a leadingfor democrats. >> i'm working hard to

now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening. >> rachel, day 89. what's some veteran's benefits? veteran's benefits have changed people's lives. it couldn't be more important. congressman max rose did deploy with the national guard during this pandemic service. he's going to join us later in this hour because he's one of the people putting pressure on this administration and as you just reported, it looks like the trump administration is going to have to, against their will, end up doing the right thing here. >> yes. pressure -- i mean, listen, when you can't defend what you're doing and you're not doing it for shock and awe effect, whether you can't answer why you're doing something that evil to people that have done that much good ultimately push back works and they have to cave on something like this. we'll see what happens. i'm glad you got congressman rhodes. >> thank you, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> if you're wondering what donald trump looks like when he knows he's losing his reelection campaign, now you know. it's what he looked like t