Lawrence: British Parliament Member calls Trump ‘a dangerous and corrupt gangster’ over Iran war
4/15/202642 min
Tonight on The Last Word: Donald Trump fails to end his “war of choice” in Iran. Also, the Cook Political Report shifts three key Senate races toward Democrats. Plus, The Wall Street Journal reports that Trump promises mass staff pardons before leaving office. And a new book details USAID dismantling under Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Sen. Mark Warner, fmr. Gov. Roy Cooper, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, and Nicholas Enrich join Lawrence O’Donnell.
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The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell starts right now. Hey, Lawrence.
Lawrence O'Donnell· Host1:00
Hey, Jen. Billy Eichner is great. You're g- you're gonna have a, a great time together. That's gonna be, uh- Looking forward to it. So we have two senators joining us tonight, Mark Warner and Sheldon Whitehouse, and someone who it looks like is going to be a senator next year, Roy Cooper, who's running in- Mm-hmm ... North Carolina. New, uh, assessments, uh, today, s- uh, moving Senate races toward the Democrats, uh, in North Carolina, in Ohio, in Georgia, uh, looking really good for the Democrats on Senate