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    At least 11 dead in severe storms in Midwest and South

    02:35

  • 'I must confess, I went rogue': Senate chaplain calls on lawmakers to do more

    07:39

  • Bob Woodward: This will take months to a year to resolve

    06:11

  • Law enforcement in New York prepares for possible protests

    09:00

  • Michael Beschloss: Where in history have we heard defendants like Trump call for demonstrations?

    02:34

  • Rev. Al: DA Bragg is not motivated by politics

    02:41

  • Mike Pence says no man is above the law and then questions indictment

    03:38

  • Joe: These are very perilous times; there is so much at stake

    02:43

  • Stormy Daniels’ attorney: ‘No man is above the law’

    00:38

  • Trump on indictment: Democrats have ‘done the unthinkable’

    01:55

  • Conspiracy theorists targeting professors, scientists with threats

    03:58

  • How AR-15 bullets impact the human body

    04:44

  • Sheryl Crow: Moms and dads in Tennessee want sensible legislation

    12:31

  • 'Stay curious, be creative' and more leadership traits

    06:46

  • Bipartisan opposition to banning TikTok emerges on Capitol Hill

    03:38

  • Michael Schmidt: It's rich Trump is claiming government is being weaponized against him

    06:56

  • Protesters rally for gun reform at Tennessee state capitol after Nashville shooting

    02:10

  • Army confirms 9 killed in Kentucky Black Hawk helicopter collision

    04:43

  • Red flag laws can help save lives, says former U.S. attorney

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  • Several casualties reported after two Army Blackhawk helicopters crash in Kentucky

    00:29

The Last Word

Tribe: ‘Will we have a legitimate form of law’ if women have less than full rights?

06:45

Laurence Tribe tells Lawrence O’Donnell that he anticipates the Supreme Court will gut the fundamental right to abortion established in Roe v. Wade after hearing arguments on Mississippi’s abortion ban and warns the legitimacy of the court and the rule of law are at risk given the conservative justices’ willingness to “reverse the trend of expanding rights” for the first time in our nation’s history.Dec. 2, 2021

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    At least 11 dead in severe storms in Midwest and South

    02:35

  • 'I must confess, I went rogue': Senate chaplain calls on lawmakers to do more

    07:39

  • Bob Woodward: This will take months to a year to resolve

    06:11

  • Law enforcement in New York prepares for possible protests

    09:00

  • Michael Beschloss: Where in history have we heard defendants like Trump call for demonstrations?

    02:34

  • Rev. Al: DA Bragg is not motivated by politics

    02:41

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