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

Good evening, Lawrence.

Good evening, Rachel.

And I know, like me, you've been waiting for at least 24 hours, more than that,

to hear what Harvard Law Professor Lawrence Tribe has to say about Donald Trump's burst of lawlessness,

including directed toward Harvard University. And your patience is rewarded

tonight. He will be joining us on this program. Just going to open the microphone and let him go.

You know, Lawrence, I was just, we just covered a story at the end there about some other

universities, whether or not they're drafting off of Harvard's bravery

here, but some other universities that are taking a better together than alone approach here.

And they are banding together in the Big Ten.

UMass Amherst is trying to get land grant colleges to band together.

So they can eventually provide mutual defense for one another, support one another,

and standing up for Trump when Trump inevitably comes for those organizations, for those

universities as well.

There's all different ways to fight this.

Harvard is certainly cutting awake here.

Yeah, and I don't think of it as bravery for Harvard.

They're big enough, strong enough, old enough, the oldest university in America to do it.

But the smaller schools could be completely wiped out.

And it does take bravery.

And it does take a team.

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