The last word with Lawrence O'Donnell starts right now. Good evening, Lawrence, my friend.

Hey, Michael, great to see you at this hour. We have Donald Trump lost so many times in court today

that we've now had to add extra material for this hour, which we just, we have to get to

right away. There's just so much Trump losing today to get to.

You got reams of paper that you didn't have before the evening started.

That's right. Thank you, Michael.

You got it, my friend. Thank you.

Well, Donald Trump is going to address the nation tomorrow night at 9 p.m.

And it appears he will be announcing his surrender in his war in

Iran after he made his own personal surrender as clear as he possibly could this evening.

Does Iran have to make a deal for the U.S. to end its operation? No. No. No.

That is Donald Trump surrendering from the first objective he announced in his war four weeks ago,

which was, remember, the words, unconditional surrender, those two words.

Unconditional surrender, of course, means, as we saw at the end of World War II, the surrendering country officially signing the surrender agreement, in which then,

both Germany and Japan at the end of World War II, agreed to never fire a shot at the United

States of America again and give the United States of America in effect

complete control over their countries for the foreseeable future in 1945. That's what unconditional

surrender was and is. Gall-Trump quickly backed off his objective of unconditional surrender at the

beginning of his war within the first few days of his war,

and to completely incomprehensible objectives, if there were any, that no one waging

Donald Trump's war could ever explain to anyone. And when much to Donald Trump's surprise and

shock and amazement, Iran did the obvious in closing

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