
Drawing upon his experience as a former chief of staff on the Senate Finance Committee and as an Emmy-winning executive producer and writer of ‘The West Wing,’ Lawrence O’Donnell examines the compelling and impactful political stories of the day. Join him every weeknight.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 463 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Tonight on The Last Word: Donald Trump and his allies face scrutiny over personal enrichment. Also, the Trump Justice Department seeks the indictment of Cassidy Hutchinson. Plus, former President Obama makes midterm endorsements in key governor’s rac... more
Tonight on The Last Word: Sen. Raphael Warnock says voters feel “betrayed” by “crushing prices.” Also, Democrats seek to flip the GOP-held Kansas Senate seat. And Spy Magazine is resurfacing vintage Trump articles. Sen. Raphael Warnock, Adam Hamilton... more
Tonight on The Last Word: A new poll finds Democratic voters are way more fired up to vote than GOP voters. Also, Democrat Josh Turek is vying to flip a Senate seat for Iowa. And MS NOW’s Ken Dilanian looks at Trump’s pardon for a Nevada GOP politici... more
Tonight on The Last Word: Republicans are worried as polls show Donald Trump’s drag on key races. Also, the Trump family faces self-enrichment and corruption claims. Plus, the Trump administration plans to deploy 1,000 election monitors. Justice Alit... more
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of Kennedy AND Lincoln SAD And why does the American media exclude the word Memorial when referring to the kennedy center?
For those voting for a republican this time consider this. Billionaires everywhere are building estates with nuclear hardened facilities in scarcely populated areas at breakneck speed. Why is that. Why is Trump updating the WH shelter. He spreads chaos all over the world. Vote for our children and grandchildren.
Lawrence is the best and I look forward to listening to his show every weeknight. I’m really disappointed when another host is buried at the very end of the episode description or not identified at all. If someone is filling in for Lawrence, that should be clearly stated. I’m more likely to give the fill-in host a chance when I don’t start listening to the episode thinking it’s going to be Lawrence.
Update: I still love Lawrence and think he is the best political commentator out there. Unfortun... more
Why are Democrats fighting other Democrats, and not the big fat corruption of Trump, and the Republicans? I think it's because they are scaredy cats!
The average Joes are the people who will be affected, and they don't want to risk any backlash to themselves, just like the cowardly Republicans.
The Break Up sounds like a book I will joyfully NEVER read. I miss really good speculative fiction authors
Strangely I realize royals may care for their family members too. They may have the same ambivalence of totally turning their backs on a family member as “regular” people would - as I would
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A hard-edged political talk show examining power, policy, and accountability through contemporary U.S. politics and international relations. Episodes frequently dissect high-stakes nominees, congressional dynamics, military conflicts, and the interplay between media, law, and governance, often featuring a rotating lineup of prominent lawmakers, legal analysts, and subject-matter experts. Notable threads include investigations and impeachment-era questions, the Iran conflict and budget implications, and vivid commentary on democracy, elections, and accountability. The show tends to favor incisive, long-form discussion with strong factual context and expert perspectives, making it a likely fit for listeners who want clear takes on how policy ... more
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