Laurence O'Donnell's show on MSNBC tonight is wonderful

[senseandsensibility]

Really must see television. He doesn't follow the BS narrative of the corporate media, but tonight he and his writers are outdoing themselves.

My favorite part: he's calling out the WH press corps!

[JohnSJ]

1. Yes it is. Explaining what most of the news media won't

[TwilightZone]

2. Contrary to a lot of assertions here...

he and much of the MSNBC crew (particularly the evening crew) have been very critical of the WH press corps' actions in the press conference, starting shortly after the Q&A concluded.

[BarbD]

3. It is so difficult to find the truth.

Just who (whom) do we trust? With newspapers owned by hedge funds and local news outlets depending on police reports, where are the old fashioned reporters of yesteryear? It is why I am so grateful for Laurence O'Donnell. He makes so much sense.

I also respect Rachel Maddow and Ali Velshi. AND, thank you DU.

[SocialDemocrat61]

4. Here's the video

[ShazzieB]

6. Oh, yes, it was SO great!

He really took the White House Press Corps and a lot of the mainstream media to the woodshed tonight! Gave TSF a pretty good spanking over that NATO business, too.

Rachel was awesome tonight, also. Two hours of must see TV, between the 2 of them!

[senseandsensibility]

14. Thanks for posting the video

I hope it enables more DUers to see it. It probably sounds like hyperbole, but it was one of the best political shows I've ever seen on any network. Hard to summarize it. You really have to see it.

[PatSeg]

16. That was excellent

One of his best shows.

[colorado_ufo]

5. Excellent show! Touching photos and narrative about FDR, Eisenhower, and more.

It is worth recording and watching again, a show with historical perspective and a focus on what is truly important, plus the neglect of today's press corps.

[ecstatic]

7. Agreed. I didn't know that the "willful" part was regarding Biden's own notes

WTF? That was part of what made that day so depressing. There seemed to be a pile on and every network breathlessly declared that President Biden "willfully" took / mishandled classified documents.

[senseandsensibility]

15. Yes, that was one of the most eye opening parts

of many really great points made in this program.

[BHDem53]

8. The Last Word

is the reason I watch MSNBC.

[lostnfound]

9. If they hadn't trained Americans to have attention span of a gnat, this wisdom would have an impact.

I’ll circulate it anyway. It’s important perspective.

[ProudMNDemocrat]

10. The WHCD will be something this year.

I will read about the details, for I will be on vacation.

[brooklynite]

11. And for some reason the "corporate media" lets him.

[MOMFUDSKI]

12. His is one of my favorites. Tells it like it is.

He should have a prime time slot.

[MistakenLamb]

13. pretty much the only evening news voice i'll catch at least 10 minutes of every day of the podcast

i don’t always agree with him or his guests but it’s feels like the most serious, the most straightforward and most consistent of the network