Here tonight. Thanks for being here. Its gonna do it for me for now. But now its time for the last word with lawrence odonnell. But evening, lawrence. With evening, rachel. After we get through Andrew Weissmann and neal katyal talking about the case against donald trump, where it stands tonight. We are gonna get to the United Nations, which we dont do often enough here, to speak with our United Nations ambassador, because the United States becomes the head of the Security Council tomorrow. It is our term for the ambassadors term, i should say Linda Thomasgreenfield, u. N. Ambassador, fantastic. I was just talking about the u. S. Having this confounding, sort of dilemma, or decisionmaker, deciding whether or not its gonna keep its word on being really mad at uganda for their killed against law while simultaneously planning to go ahead with this hundreds of millions of dollars in funding that would we give them for anti age this year. With Linda Thomasgreenfield, which were gonna talk ab
that hasn t played out that way. we shall set so far the white house has made no changes. we cannot punish the people who depend on our support. and while we find what was done in uganda horrific, it is unacceptable. you cannot criminalize homosexuality and use the death penalty to punish people for who they are. we cannot punish people who depend on our aid, who depend on anti programs that provide assistance for them to address this problem of hiv a.i.d.s. in uganda. we are still reassessing how we will respond to the ugandan government. we are not going to hold the ugandan people victims and make them victims of this horrific decision. and making them victims