Now it's time for the last word with Lawrence O'Donnell.

Good evening, Rachel, and I'm on blue sky too at Lawrence O'Donnell.

And, you know, Rachel, I was thinking everyone at some point thinks they have a tough job.

Some people have a tough job every single day.

It's never not tough.

How about Hakeem Jeffries' job?

How about being the Democratic leader of the House representatives,

the opposition party and the House representatives against this president

and against, first one ever, to have to be the opposition leader

against the richest person in the world?

I got to say, to me it sounds like the best job in the world right

now because he's got this tiny, tiny, tiny majority of Republicans against which he has arrayed

the forces of a totally unified Democratic caucus. He is in the best position in Washington

to give them maximum grief. And he's leading in

such a way that he is calling on Democrats in the House of Representatives to essentially

use their constituents as force multipliers. When he called on every Democratic member of Congress to go home

and do constituent events and do roundtables and do town halls starting today and if not today,

later this week. And we will be keeping tabs on whether or not you do it. I thought, this is a man

who understands how mad the whole country is about what Trump is doing

it right now. And he's using Democratic members of Congress and that unified caucus as a tuning

fork to make that thing ring. And I got to say, I know it's a hard job. I don't envy him the

job. But I also think he's got probably the most patriotic and

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