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well see you again tomorrow. and now it is time for the last word, with lawrence odonnell. good evening,. lawrence >> good, evening alex. were gonna have more of blaine aleksandrs interview with that for a person of the georgia grand jury. its a 42-minute interview. we used 13 minutes of it last night. thats the most that has been shown anywhere on nbc are msnbc. there is more. theres the pat cipollone part that no one has seen before. we will get to that later in this hour. >> it is r...

well see you again tomorrow. now it is time for the last word with lawrence odonnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, alex. we are going to have more with blayne alexanders interview with that 4% of the jury. -- we east 14 of eight minutes of it last night. thats the most that has been shown anywhere on nbc are msnbc. there is more. theres the pat cipollone part that no one has seen before. we will get to that later in this hour. >> it is riveting television. i have seen some ...

And my instrument of war is my art. so, on the one hand, its really positive. it means that putin is actually heard by putins ashes. because we know that hes incredibly superstitious. so, he might actually be afraid. as we said once in our 2012 action, that compared to our rest, putin has pissed him self. on the other hand, its incredibly annoying for pussy riot activists and my relatives who are still back home in russia. they are being searched, detained, their devices, phones,

-- we all knew there was press about your art installation in a los angeles. but it was inconceivable to me that russia would take notice of it and putin would take notice of it, and draw more attention to it this way. you are beyond the reach, their legal reach right now, presumably. are you concerned about what they might try to do to you now? >> it was funny. i had mixed feelings about it. on the one hand, my job for quite awhile, for the last 15 years of my activism, is to hurt vladimir puti...

Poland today. the new york times quoted one russian citizen today who does support vladimir putins war, saying she doesnt understand why its taken putin so long to defeat ukraine. quote, i dont understand why its become so drawn out. its a pity. everyone and their families already has at least some acquaintances who died. our next guest is nadya tolokonnikova, foundering member of the russian protest our collective pussy riot. her new art installation at the jeffrey dutch gallery in los angeles ...