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,
it all down. then, the leadership s shake up rocking silicon valley. the latest of a whirlwind weekend at open a.i.. as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle, live from washington, d.c.. donald trump s lawyers and jack smith prosecutors squared off in a federal appeals court today over the limited gag order in a case accusing him of plotting to overthrow the 2020 election. that order stops trump from publicly attacking prosecutors, potential witnesses, or court employees involved in the case. in court this morning, jack smith s team argued that order is needed to protect the jury pool and to keep people physically safe. trump s team argued that it violates his free sand ability to campaign for president. the order is unprecedented, and it is setting a terrible precedent for restrictions on core political speech. as thil approaches, the atre is going to be increasingly tense. why does the district court