Howling Mad Lawrence O'Donnell provides cover for the unhinged left.

O'Donnell spends ten minutes telling his crazy leftist audience that the district attorney handed out the "wrong" "unconstitutional" law.

But keep the following in mind:

First, O'Donald is a liar and a propagandist. If he is talking, bet on him distorting or lying.

Second, there is a Missouri Penal 563.046 and it says what he quoted:

// (2) When he reasonably believes that such use of deadly force is immediately necessary to effect the arrest and also reasonably believes that the person to be arrested
(a) Has committed or attempted to commit a felony; or
(b) Is attempting to escape by use of a deadly weapon; or
(c) May otherwise endanger life or inflict serious physical injury unless arrested without delay.//

Sounds like Wilson had reason to believe that (a) and (b) had both occurred/would occur since Wilson had been attacked by Brown.

Third, O'Donald is a big fat liar.

Fourth, it took me 40 seconds of googling to get the data, but it's not like I'm MSNBC with researchers.

Here are the Ferguson grand jury transcripts.

From the "Lawrence O'Donnell is a walking boil on the ass of humanity" file.

O'Donnell blames Guliani for deaths on 9/11.

Twitchy, among others noticed this odious tweet from Lawrence O’Donnell last night: “Giuliani attacked POTUS last night for Benghazi so I am forced to remind Giuliani how many firefighters were killed on 9/11 because of him.” Fox host Eric Bolling demanded O'Donnell be fired.

But O’Donnell performed a longer version on his Last Word show on MSNBC last night: “And the urban legend, Rudy Giuliani is in the rewrite tonight. He has once again provoked me to remind you how much damage that man did to New York on 9/11.” After he slammed Rudy as an “unwitting accomplice of al-Qaeda’s,” O’Donnell borrowed heavily from a firefighter’s-union TV ad that FactCheck.org flagged for exaggeration back in 2007.

O’DONNELL: Here is urban legend, Rudy Giuliani pretending last night that back in his days as mayor of New York, he was a successful terrorism fighter.

CLIP OF RUDY  GIULIANI: I truly believe that if competent decisions were made, the four people in Benghazi who are now dead would now be alive, and I`m not just talking about that t. I`m talking about in the six months before that. I believe that political necessities trumped sensible security decisions. There is no possible way, if I had found out for six months that one of my police precincts was being attacked I would deprive of it security. And if I did, there is no possible way the New York press corps would let me get away with it.

O`DONNELL: No possible way. No. No. You know, the fact that Rudy Giuliani was an unwitting accomplice of Al-Qaeda`s has mostly escaped attention outside of New York which is why Giuliani was in Boston today campaigning with Republican Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez at the location of the Boston marathon bombing.

For the moment, never mind the depravity of Giuliani and Gomez using the Boston marathon location as a political campaign stop. Let`s, tonight, focus on the decisions Rudy Giuliani made that killed fighters on 9/11. Here`s what happened when Giuliani tried to play his superhero role while testifying to the 9/11 commission in New York City. [video clip]

O`DONNELL: That was the mother of a New York city firefighter who was telling Giuliani that her son was murdered because of Giuliani`s incompetence. The World Trade Center was attacked by al-Qaeda in 1993. The bombing killed six people and injured more than a thousand. A report issued later showed that the firefighters` radios did not work when they responded to that first attack on the world trade center eight years would have 9/11. Giuliani took seven years to replace those radios. And he did it through a sweetheart deal w a no-bid contract. Six months before 9/11, Giuliani replaced the defective radios with a new set of radios that also did not work.

More from the burgeoning "LOIAWBOTAOH" file here.

Lawrence "Howling Mad" O'Donnell shocked - shocked! at Bill O'Reilly's outburst.

According to Mediaite:

Lawrence O’Donnell opened his show tonight taking on Bill O’Reilly‘s short fuse and how it was lit tonight during a heated exchange with Alan Colmes. O’Donnell mocked O’Reilly as being far too busy with things like Oscar parties to pay attention to the news, likening O’Reilly to a member of Congress who reportedly had no idea the Obama administration proposed a “chained CPI” program for Medicare and Social Security.

O’Donnell first took on O’Reilly’s contention that “cutting Medicare” is too broad a statement to count as President Obama supporting any budget cuts, with guest Jared Bernstein confirming that Medicare is a program and therefore applies under O’Reilly’s questioning. O’Donnell quipped that the Irish are known for their anger, saying that no one is quite like O’Reilly on that score.

This is the same loon who yelled at Cathy Siepp and Lawrence O'Neil. 

Is there more of an unhinged tooth-ache and loon in the national discourse than Lawrence "Howling Mad" O'Donnell?

He makes Chris Matthews look stable.

This is the socialist putz who berated the late Cathy Siepp - then dying of lung cancer - for insulting teachers and who had to be walked off the set for calling a Vietnam Veteran "creepy" for objecting to John Kerry's smear of Vietnam Veterans as war criminals.

Here is showing that pansy I'm tough bluster thing concerning Mitt Romney's son.



What a punk.

Here's the tough guy trying to display toughness to intimidate Cathy Siepp half his size:

And her blog of the encounter.

What is it with these Liberal Irish fake and former Catholics and their need to display faux-toughness? My old man was authentic Irish Catholic from Brooklyn, and a former Chief Petty Officer, and he was tough and he never had to talk about his toughness in order to intimidate the panty-waste liberal teachers he worked with after he retired from the Navy.

They knew better than to even think about getting physical with him.

And Siepp nails his posturing as "Boston Brahmin/faux populist asshole."

And a little research nails the fact about these wanna-be tough guys. He didn't grow up on the mean streets of Boston; he went to a private Catholic all-boy prep school, his father was an attorney, and O'Donnell went to Harvard.

He's all about playing a role he never lived.