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

Good evening, Alex. And I know it's unfair to spring math on anyone not named Kurnaki

on live TV. But my question for you before you go is how much money does a Supreme Court

justice have to make in order to pay for his own tires?

I guess more than $850,000 a year.

I guess because Clarence Thomas makes in his Supreme Court salary $268,000. But on his

financial disclosure form, we see someone gave him $1,200 worth of tires. And of course,

this is wife's income, which is several hundred thousand dollars.

And his book and his book income. And the book, and then there's the just massive cash

flows from Arlen Crowe and various ways that should be considered taxable income like

that to which you look.

I know a lot of people who can buy their own tires that don't have billionaire support

or a book or a lucrative side gig paid for by Leonard Leo. But to each his own, as they

say, every balance is their own sheet.

I'm still waiting for someone to pay for my tires. I've just never had that pleasure.

That means that the bar high, Lawrence, that the bar high.

Thank you, Alex.

I have a great show.

Thank you.

Well, tonight Donald Trump, who has a self-confessed, is a self-confessed insomniac. Even before he became

a criminal defendant, will be struggling to fall asleep with two frightening words stuck

in what's left of his mind, insider witness. This is one of those nights when you've had

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