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

Good evening, Lawrence.

Good evening, Rachel.

And thank you for taking us through these 100 days.

We will see you Monday.

And Rachel, tomorrow night, you know, you've been doing this five nights a week nonstop for the 100 days.

Tomorrow night, I think it's possible.

You'll have some thoughts of the day on the news of the day.

And if you want to text those to me before or during this TV show, I will say those words on the air. Any thoughts

you might have about tomorrow's news. I can promise you. I can promise you in a in a promise with a lock on it and a

unbreakable chain around that promise that there is no chance that I will do that, Lawrence.

Yeah. Yeah, that's about what I was, that's about what I was figuring. You know, Rachel, I went,

I went by one of my old haunts in town today.

The Paramount Lot, which as Hollywood Lott's go, is one of the greats, one of the classics,

to visit a writer's room there, friends of mine working in the writers' room.

When I'm in LA, I like to hang out in those places, which when you are actually working in them,

that can feel very unpleasant. But when you miss it as much as I do, it's just a fun place to hang out.

And it got me thinking in that mode today when I came across some of the Trump news.

And that made me wonder. Today's one of those days made me wonder,

what would Donald Trump's character name be if he were a character in the Sopranos? And so I got

permission. I got permission from the great David Chase who created the Sopranos to offer my guess what I would pitch in the Sopranos writers' room.

In fact, just to be sure, I texted David, I don't know, an hour and a half ago.

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