Now it is time for the last word with Lawrence O'Donnell. Good evening, Lawrence.

You're still on blue sky? I am. You can find me on blue sky at nato.msabcbc.com.

Yeah, I, I, you know, there's the first night we haven't done that in a while, so I just want to make sure that people know that we are still there on on blue sky and kind of enjoying it, to put it mildly.

You know who's newly on blue sky is Pete Buttigieg, who as Transportation Secretary and

as just a figure in public life and politics has been so good at taking on, particularly

his critics and conservatives wherever they are.

I had thought that might meant that he would just stay on Twitter, but now he's on Blue Sky,

and he's tearing it up on Blue Sky. And it's yet another reason that everybody should join Blue Sky.

All right. I've got to follow him as soon as I finish this little piece of work I have to do here for the next hour.

Thanks, Lars. Thanks, Rachel.

Thank you.

Well, there was good Trump news from the Oval Office today if this one thing that Donald Trump

said is actually true.

When Donald Trump complained about judges blocking his attempts to stop spending and rewrite the Constitution.

A reporter asked if he would abide by the judge's rulings to which Donald Trump, to many people's surprise, said, well, I always abide by the courts.

And then I'll have to appeal it. That's the right answer.

He gave the right answer, and he didn't stop there. He went on to say, the answer is, I always abide

by the courts, always abide by them, and will appeal, but appeals take a long time. And that's the right answer.

We can only hope that it is true. But if it is true, some of the talk you've been hearing about

constitutional crisis has been premature, which is why I have not yet entertained the discussion

of constitutional crisis on this program. If Donald Trump does actually

defy a court ruling, then we will cover it then. But as of now, he's actually saying that he will

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