this space. watch the space, along with all of us. all right, one last thing before we go. i recently chatted with my friend and colleague chris hayes about my new book prequel. it s a live taping of his podcast in front of a town hall in new york. it was tons of fun, we shot it as a tv show. it is now available to watch, to stream on peacock. the easiest way to find it is to go to the ppe app on your phone or computer. just search maddow. the top results should be the solicitation with our faces on it. if you click on, that you can watch that really cool thing i did with chris hayes. peacock, it s up there right now. okay, that does it for us tonight, now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence. rachel, i m so happy the writers guild has been able to organize with our coworkers here. as a member of the writers guild myself for longer and then some of these new members have been alive, i m very happy to see them teaming up. and rachel,
who works with barbara and james daughter, and her daughter sara. and they were delighted. they all thought there was no better way to honor rosemary s father and mine than for me to every once in a while read a short story or fable to close out the week here. so i ll start with my absolutely favorite, i first read it out loud in 1979 in college and a friend of mine said quit broadcasting stuff and read him allowed full time. i d be happy to do it. this was in the 1935 book the middle-aged man on the flying tr trapeze. a box to hide in. i waited till the large woman with the awful hat took up her sack of groceries and went out peering at the tomatoes and let