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

Good evening, Alex. And I so much wanted to get one of the first words on your show tonight when you were talking about tariffs with Chris Hayes.

I love that segment, everything about it. And here's my thought, having listened to you all, because it's impossible, right?

It will destroy the economy. The mass deportations

will destroy the economy. So he won't do it. He'll get to February. Well, that's the whole question, right?

Yeah. He'll get to February and say, oh, you know, just me threatening the tariffs was enough.

And now Canada and Mexico are behaving. That's the only thing I can imagine.

That's his out is that it's just all bluster.

It's just kind of, you know, strong man, fan boy, smoke and mirrors, I guess.

He's going to be given.

That's the best outcome, I guess.

Yeah, I mean, he's going to be given the greatest economy, and then he's going to ruin

Wall Street.

We'll see.

We will see.

Listen, next time you like a conversation that Chris and I are having, feel free to just come to the

glass doors. I often see you. You know, just you're welcome. You know, it was like, it was like

the old days when we used to begin this show with you and Chris. I was watching, thinking exactly

that. I should run down there. We'll happily come visit you anytime.

But, you know, I noticed on the set there was no extra chair.

Like if I'd run out there, it would have been really awkward.

From now on, Lawrence, just in case, if you get the feeling, it's here for you.

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