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Lawrence: What did Trump's DOJ lawyer offer Ghislaine Maxwell to answer his questions today?
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16:48Now PlayingGhislaine Maxwell never testified in her own criminal trial, but today she spoke to Deputy Attorney General, Todd Blanche. After spending nearly five hours with Donald Trump’s former criminal defense attorney, MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell asks “what did Todd Blanche offer her to make her suddenly decide she was safe” with him? Lawrence also discusses new reporting from The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal - expanding on a story “The Last Word” broke 24 hours earlier: the Epstein Estate is in possession of Jeffrey Epstein’s birthday letters.
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