The We can see each other not as adversaries but as neighbors. We can treat each other with dignity and respect. We reject all forms, all

forms of hate, whether against Muslim, Jews or anyone. That's what great nations do and we are a great nation.

We have not relegated racism and white supremacy to the pages of history. But the greatness of this nation has always been and

must continue to be that we still just minutes away from President Joseph Robinette Biden's Oval Office

address in which he will explain his exit from the presidential race,

Lawrence O'Donnell, what are you looking to hear?

Well, I think I know what we're not going to hear.

I know there are now millions of people shedding

feeling sorry for Joe Biden. There'll be people shedding tears for

Joe Biden including fierce and loyal supporters of Joe Biden who were loyal

supporters of Joe Biden right up through Sunday morning and this is going to be a hard speech for them.

There will be, as I say, so many people feeling sorry for Joe Biden.

Joe Biden will not be one of them. That is the only

thing I know about this speech. It will not be a speech of a by a person feeling

sorry for himself. Yeah.

And you were talking on the break, Jen, about the people who don't get a lot of attention,

but who are probably feeling a lot of feelings.

It might maybe feel a bit rough, having some rough time tonight, and that would be the staff.

Yeah, I mean, I think we've been talking accurately about the many, many people in Congress

and elected office who just loved Joe Biden.

I loved what Nicole

Nicole's interview were Representative Clyburn said he was going to be at home

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