THEY ARE LYING.Andrew Tate (@Cobratate):Look around you.It’s an Empire of lies. https://t.co/RHbZPKR6Dy ...

The last word with Lawrence O'Donnell starts right now. Hey Lawrence, welcome back from vacation. >> Hey Jen, thank you.Uh, so I know there's a lot of people out there who have trouble listening to Donald Trump's lies and ramblings and madness. Imagine being a Nobel Prize winning economist listening to Donald Trump talk about economics. Uh Paul Krugman's going to join us later in this hour because he suffers that every day as a Nobel Prize-winning economist who has to listen to Donald Trump.>> I mean, he mu ...

Ambassador Norm Eisen, former special counsel to President Obama and founder and chair of the Democracy Defenders Fund and Terara Mayor, former GOP communications director and co-founder and CEO of the Senica Project. >> So if DOJ does in fact meet with Golain Maxwell, how do you guarantee any transparency into what happens in that meeting? I have exactly zero faith that Todd Blanch, Donald Trump's former defense lawyer, is going to go in there and come out with anything other than a propaganda opportunity ...

Presidency & Press Corps - The analysis suggests the current US presidency is perceived as exceptionally unintelligent, surpassing even fictional portrayals, and is accompanied by what is considered an equally inept White House press corps [1] - The report claims the White House press corps has become complicit accessories to the president, both in a criminal and a fashion sense, used to evade questions and disseminate misinformation [1] - The analysis highlights an instance where the president responded to a question with "I don't know, why don't you tell me?", which the author views as evidence of the president's stupidity and the press corps's failure to hold him accountable [1][2][3] - The report points out that some reporters who are considered aggressive towards previous administrations have altered their behavior to maintain access to the current White House, compromising their journalistic integrity [2] Tariffs & Economic Impact - The analysis asserts that the White House press corps consistently fails to challenge the president's false claims about tariffs, specifically the notion that foreign countries pay them [4][5] - The report emphasizes that tariffs are paid by American companies in American dollars, ultimately increasing costs for American consumers [4] - The analysis references the Smoot-Hawley tariffs of 1930, enacted by Republicans, as a historical example of tariffs exacerbating the Great Depression, contradicting the president's alleged misrepresentation of history [4][5] - A poll indicates that 81% of Americans are concerned about the impact of tariffs on their personal finances, suggesting a disconnect between public awareness and the press corps's understanding of the issue [5]