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

Good evening, Alex. I heard your discussion earlier about all of the racism, personal racism, directed at Kamala Harris as a candidate. And it's fascinating to listen to all these pundit discussions that appear that over the course

the last couple of days about, oh, they should have done this and they should have done that.

And they've got to learn to appeal to these voters.

I haven't heard anyone say how you're supposed to appeal to the racist who will never vote for a woman. How is that supposed to happen?

I'm waiting for that instruction. Well, when you find it, let me know. Yeah. Well, we're going to

consider it later in this hour, too. I think it's the issue that needs much more attention than it's

getting. Have a great show, Lawrence. Thanks, Alex. Thank you.

Well, exactly 52 years ago today, Republican President Richard Nixon won his re-election in a landslide,

a real landslide, over Democratic Senator George McGovern, who was running on what turned

out to be the losing campaign Democratic

platform of ending the Vietnam War. Richard Nixon won 49, yes, 49 states with only

Massachusetts voting no on Nixon and no on the Vietnam War.

Richard Nixon, who lost his 1960 presidential campaign by less than 1% to John F. Kennedy and won his first term in 1968 by less than 1% was reelected 52 years ago with 61 percent of the vote, a margin that would be

impossible to achieve in today's electorate. The Vietnam War ended up lasting longer than

Richard Nixon's second term. Eighteen months after Richard Nixon's second inauguration, he resigned from the presidency while

impeachment proceedings were underway against him on the House of Representatives.

Now, we know opponents of Donald Trump's second term will not be as lucky as the opponents

of Richard Nixon's second term. We already know

there is no possibility of impeaching and removing Donald Trump from office no matter what he does.

The United States Supreme Court has said it's okay for Donald Trump to commit any crimes he might

want to commit as president of the United States.

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