Now it's time for the last word. Jonathan Capehart is in for Lawrence tonight. Jonathan, you and I are

going to have yet another one of these weird shifts in our relationship where we've been before

each other and after each other. But the good news is I think for many years we'll keep on doing that.

Yes. And, Ali, you know, I am very sorry to see you leave the weekend, but I am thrilled

and having you on for six hours,

total Saturday and Sunday, but we get to have you every day during the week starting next week.

So congratulations, my friend.

Thank you, Marfan.

And you and I both know, the weekend mornings are a fun shift.

They're a little hard to do sometimes, but they are fun.

I'm going to visit with you on Sunday morning, by the way, before we say our last goodbye on the weekends.

Fantastic.

Thanks a lot, Allie.

Have a good evening.

Thank you.

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away, thanks to Donald Trump. In fact, Trump has just guaranteed that it will hound and haunt Republicans

in the near future, maybe more, because Trump is asking Republicans to confirm as the next Attorney

General of the United States, the current acting Attorney General, and his former personal

criminal lawyer behind the slush fund, Todd Blanche.

Yesterday, Senate Republicans faced a straightforward choice.

They could have asserted their opposition and voted to

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