Now it's time for the last word with the aforementioned.

Lawrence O'Donnell.

Good evening, Lawrence.

Good evening, Rachel.

And I listened to your discussion of what you think is coming, given how badly things are going for Donald Trump.

You actually expect it to get a bit worse for us.

In pre-Trump politics, when someone gets the kind of polling Donald

Trump gets, that always dictated a course correction over toward what the polls were indicating

would be the acceptable space. But you're saying, no, the polls will actually drive him the other way?

Yeah, no, this is a guy who is like driving a proverbial car along the road and gets a flat

tire and decides the way that he's going to solve the flat tire problem is by setting the

engine compartment on fire, right?

Like, this is a guy who

reacts to bad news by trying to make an even bigger catastrophe that makes you forget about the

first round of big news. And so I expect some really wild punches and crazily reckless behavior

to try to change the course of the way that people are talking about how badly the first hundred days have gone. But I think the big picture story is his failure and the American

public rejecting him also. Yeah, and according to the polls, they really see it. They're not

confused about what he has failed at. Yeah. The American public don't think it's all gang members who are being snatched off the street. The American public don't think tariffs are good for our economy. Like the stuff that they're saying, nobody's buying it. And it's not just disapproving of Trump and disapproving of Elon Musk. It's every single issue you ask about everything from crime

and immigration to economic policy, to foreign policy, to education policy, to literally every

single thing you pull on. Even the stuff he thought would be popular, like going after international

students and all the other crazy deportation stuff he's doing. People hate all of it. People

love due process more than they like anything stuff he's doing. People hate all of it. People love due process more

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