MSNBC Lawrence O’Donnell Hospital reveals that he is taking a week of rest – citing the exhaustion from Trump’s presidency

Msnbc Lawrence O’Donnell’s host revealed Wednesday evening that he was exhausted covering President Donald Trump and that he was taking a week away from receiving his show, “The Last Word”, crying that it was only the day 52 of Trump’s second term.

“I know you have pledged to cover and be here for the first hundred days of Trump’s presidency. I hope you have noticed that I didn’t make the same promise,” O’Donnell Rachel Maddow told Msnbc.

Maddow, who usually expects her appearance once a week on the network, has recently been committed to waiting for her program every day for the duration of the first 100 days of Trump in office.

“This is day 52. ​​I thought it was day 92. It turns out that it’s day 52, rachel, and I’m exhausted on day 52, and so I’ll get the next week. And I’m telling you now because I know you don’t like when I just leave. I’m just getting the next week, then I can go with you up to a hundred days,”

“We all say to each other, you have to take care of yourself. You have to rites yourself. You have to be in this for a long time. So I can’t hold against you, but I’m very sad,” replied Maddow.

Maddow jokingly asked, “Can I go with you?”

“No, no, no. You said 100 days, you said 100 days. You can’t. One hundred days,” O’Donnell said.

After his announcement and back and on Maddaw, O’Donnell addressed Trump.

“And so America is at this hour ending the 52nd day of having a President of the United States whose brain does not work. “He said, referring to Trump’s comments about Senate Chuck Schumer, DN.Y.

O’Donnell interviewed former President Joe Biden immediately before leaving office, during which he praised Biden and his policies.

“You combined domestic politics and foreign policy in a way that I have never heard of another president to do,” O’Donnell Biden told the interview in late January.

O’Donnell also said Biden had the “largest list of internal achievements” he could think of.

Fox News’ Jeffrey Clark contributed to this report.