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tulipsandroses

(5,159 posts) Fri May 3, 2024, 10:28 PM May 3

Anyone watching Lawrence? His righteous rant about Hope Hicks crying is a must see [View all]

Basically, I don’t care why she was crying. She didn’t cry for the kids he put in cages. She didn’t cry for all the women who lost bodily autonomy. She didn’t cry about 10 yr old girls getting raped and having to flee their state. There was more, so much more. He even called out how reporters treated her with kid gloves, even hugging and kissing her at press events.
Hopefully someone will post it.

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Anyone watching Lawrence? His righteous rant about Hope Hicks crying is a must see [View all] tulipsandroses May 3 OP

Thanks, will catch reruns. elleng May 3 #1

Amen!!! Traildogbob May 3 #2

Brutally honest and I wouldn't expect anything less from Lawrence O'Donnell. Deuxcents May 3 #3

+1 SunSeeker May 3 #7

"Anyone watching Lawrence?" Well, you're "anyone" so I think you qualify. elocs May 3 #4

Why didn't she quit? RussBLib May 3 #5

Yes!! She was an entitled, unqualified little liar ("Deny Deny Deny!") who played on her gorgeous looks. SunSeeker May 3 #6

Jonathan Karl? moondust May 3 #8

Yes, thanks, I believe that's him! SunSeeker May 3 #9

Yep. cilla4progress May 4 #29

She got on her knees and steamed her boss's pants while he was wearing them. kskiska May 3 #10

Wait, is that a euphemism? Orrex May 3 #16

Nope. vanlassie May 3 #17

yes, but only in Cleveland... alterfurz May 4 #40

How did she not burn his balls off while doing that? 3catwoman3 May 3 #22

I think it was just the seam on the front - but then again.... Talitha May 4 #36

I love Lawrence O'Donnell. skylucy May 3 #11

I have been feeling the same way. Irish_Dem May 3 #12

I agree. Someone on Stephanie Ruhle's show was trying to paint her as a sympathetic figure tulipsandroses May 3 #18

Exactly. Irish_Dem May 3 #19

Lawrence is a master of the righteous rant, delivered with... 3catwoman3 May 3 #13

Yes he is calm but his words are like a surgeon's scalpel. Irish_Dem May 3 #20

I like him better than Olberman because of his style & substance - thanks to his Capitol Hill experience. nt SunSeeker May 3 #23

I am grateful to him for saying what he did, I have felt the same about her for a long time Bev54 May 3 #14

Good for Lawrence!!!!! montanacowboy May 3 #15

I kind of feel sorry for her... DET May 3 #21

Here's the link. summer_in_TX May 4 #24

Thank you! n/t North Shore Chicago May 4 #35

I've been calling his twenty minute A block's "LOD's Righteous Twenty" all week Cheezoholic May 4 #25

All I care about is whether she influenced the jury towards a guilty verdict relayerbob May 4 #26

I think this is the segment you refer to. SouthBayDem May 4 #27

Yes, that's it. Perfection! nt SunSeeker May 4 #30

Wow.. TY! Hope Hicks, Consider yourself Properly & Cha May 4 #32

For every politically weary person -- watch this and speak likewise! Duncan Grant May 4 #33

It was a cilla4progress May 4 #28

Yes, finally catching rerun! elleng May 4 #31

Lawrence is the best. GoodRaisin May 4 #34

The Kyle Rittenhouse, defense, maybe ? republianmushroom May 4 #37

The Rittenhouse defense, and as poorly played as Kyle did it. republianmushroom May 4 #38

In a sane World... Pluvious May 4 #39