The last word with Lawrence O'Donnell. And his take on all of this starts right now. Hey, Lawrence.

Hey, thanks, Jen. We're going to have to learn the name of the Labor Secretary, Lori Chavez de Renair.

I already knew, and I think I mentioned during this hour once, that she's under an investigation

for an inappropriate relationship with a

staffer at the Labor Department. She's married. And her husband, her husband is now banned

from entering the premises at the Labor Department because he is now under investigation

for sexual harassment of at least two people

inside the building. And that, Jen, as you know, makes him the first spouse of a cabinet

member in history to be banned from any building in Washington. But that's the Trump crowd.

What an honor. I mean, there also, I may have to

adjust tonight my rank order of the most problematic cabinet members because I think they're moving

up. And there's a lot of competition for that award. Well, she's very happy that Howard Lettnick

has gotten some attention lately because that has helped divert some of our

attention from her. But we will get, we'll get to the Labor Department. One of these nights.

She's probably hoping Pam Bondi testifies again next week, too. You know, what's things you can

help for? That would. Thanks, Jen. Thanks, Lawrence. Thank you. Well, the tourist attraction that calls itself the British royal family has a problem tonight.

But it has not had since 1647.

The family, in whose name, crimes against humanity and freedom have been committed around the world for centuries,

suffered its first arrest in 379 years today, the little brother character

called Andrew, who now goes by an invented last name, was arrested on suspicion of misconduct

in public office. It is a crime taken so seriously in British common law, where it has mostly rested quietly

for hundreds of years that the crime carries a maximum penalty of death, as so many crimes

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