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Now its time for The Last Word with lawrence odonnell. Good evening, lawrence. Good evening, rachel. So im wondering is this more or less homework for you . Because back when you couldnt get the cdc director you would still have to do stories about it, and youd have to try to figure out certain things that were not easily apparent. Tonight you could actually go into that interview not knowing the answers to the questions because youre going to get actual answer tuesday the questions. Well, the t...

The issues and you know how to follow up and press them on it. But it is just being able to interview dr. Fauci and dr. Wolensky and, you know, youve been talking to the white house Chief Of Staff ron klain, and andy slavitt has been on chris show. Being able to talk to the people who are making decisions about the decisions theyre making particularly when the decisions are causing consternation like this issue of teachers not having to be vaccinated before schools reopen. Its just Night And Day...

today in california on tax charges after stunning lawmakes by crashing the oversight committee hearing where they were about to vote on whether or not to hold him in contempt. ultimately they did, ainsley. >> ainsley: they did. and now that goes to the full house for a vote. plus, were going to speak to an atlanta college professor who says he was fired for speaking out after t the inflated his students grades. >> brian: have you noticed this expensive obsession among tweens? >> there ...

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Part of incentive problem and pour gasoline on the fire. you can come to the u.s. and federal taxpayers give healthcare and education and that is her big solution, blame the governor of texas and make the magnet for illegal immigration stronger. it is wild. >> emily: your expertise, local economies and cities are devastated, it is national security origin and issue. >> number one national security threat, undefended border, we have 80 something people on the terror watch list who have gotten awa...

80% of her money from small donors. so her incentive is to say im never going to compromise, were going to get $3.5 trillion or bust, and then go on twitter and put up that clip and the money rolls in, and so its a real incentive problem. but the question for progressives is if you want the democratic party to remain in control of congress next year, you need guys like joe manchin. paul: lets run, we have a clip of an ad thats running in some republican districts by the republican party. lets ta...

Filing. this was a huge incentive problem. thats why they are saying a lot of the data was changed. because peoples bonuses were tied to this. so that may help. the oother thing thats really interesting with this case, of course, is that despite these incentives, this came out of whistle blowers, doctors like the one in phoenix who came forward and pointed to this data manipulation, so it will be interesting to see how much more we learn out of that tonight at the hearing. >> probably a lot more...

Filing. this was a huge incentive problem. thats why they are saying a lot of the data was changed. because peoples bonuses were tied to this. so that may help. the oother thing thats really interesting with this case, of course, is that despite these incentives, this came out of whistle blowers, doctors like the one in phoenix who came forward and pointed to this data manipulation, so it will be interesting to see how much more we learn out of that tonight at the hearing. >> probably a lot more...