It is now time for the last word with Lawrence O'Donnell. Good evening, Lawrence.

Good evening, amen. We are going to reveal the most disgraceful current member of the United

States Senate at the end of the hour tonight. It's something I've been thinking about,

talking about for a while, and it has built to the point of not being

containable anymore, and that's how we will end the hour. But we're going to begin with something

we did not expect to do until next week, because it is next week, when Michael Wolfe's new book

is going to be published, it's called The Fall, The End of Fox News, and The Murdoch Dynasty.

But because the fall happened today, Michael Wolfe has rushed into the studio tonight with one of

the precious advanced copies of his book, which we will now discuss, and we'll be on sale next week.

I was going to say I'm going to run to my office so I can catch the first block and the last

block of your show. Do not miss this. This book is as all Michael Wolfe's books are explosive,

is the mildest adjective you can use for it. Looking forward to watching it and reading it.

Thanks, Sam. Thanks, Lawrence. Take care. Well, Keith Murdoch, who really doesn't like his first name,

retired today. Or did he, the 92-year-old Rupert Murdoch, who has spewed more lies into the

news atmosphere than anyone in history, sent an email to his employees today saying,

I am writing to let you all know that I have decided to transition to the role of chairman

emeritus at Fox and News. He also said, I will be watching our broadcasts with a critical

I reading our newspapers and websites and books with much interest and reaching out to you

with thoughts, ideas, and advice. The email said that his son, Lacklund, will become sole

chairman of both companies. So the son who would never be employed in such a capacity anywhere

other than his father's company is in charge now, but daddy will be watching.

Our first guest tonight, Michael Wolfe, will decode that for us as he does in his

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