Joan Rivers stopped by The Last Word tonight. She chatted with Lawrence about her new job as Go Daddy's spokesmodel and declared herself a "GILF." That's right, her words. Watch until the end — during Lawrence's anchor toss to Rachel Maddow, Joan slipped in some beauty advice to the the 9pm ET host. Rachel's reaction is priceless.
Joan Rivers hair advice to Maddow
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Mon Feb 7, 2011 10:59 PM EST
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Oh where has your podcast gone?
Oh...... what's that..... you haven't put one out yet?
You should!
It would bring a ton of ears to your show!!!
I have been watching Mr. O'Donnell and I am sorry to say that I am very disappointed. When people like Joan Rivers, Jennifer Grey and Megan McCain are guest on his show I cant possibly take him seriously. I find Joan Rivers calling herself a GILF on his show disgusting. I do respect Mr. O'Donnell but find myself going to CNN at 8:00. I would prefer to see Dylan Ratigan on at 8:00.
Everything Maddow does is priceless! Also, I'd totally watch a The Last Word podcast. GILF= win!
Seconding the request for a podcast.
For Lawrence O’Donnell who railed about the “socialism of sports” Monday night, here are some facts about Lambeau Field, the “Green Bay Packers stadium”:
The stadium was originally dedicated as City Stadium September 29, 1957, and originally built at a cost of $960,000, an amount shared equally by the Packer Corporation and the city of Green Bay. The financing from Green Bay was through a bond issue that received 2-to-1 voter approval in a municipal referendum conducted April 3, 1956.
The recent $295 million redevelopment of Lambeau was started with a county-wide referendum that approved a half-cent sales tax increase in September 2000 in Brown County, where the Packers make their estimated $144 million annual economic impact. The sales tax increase contributed $160 million in bonding. The state of Wisconsin approved additional funding of $9.1 million for stadium infrastructure improvements. The Packers, the city and the NFL contributed $125.9 million from a one-time seat user fee ($1,400 for seven-game 'Green Package' ticket holders, $600 for three-game 'Gold Package' ticket holders, in 2001), proceeds from the 1997-98 stock sale (the Packers are owned by stockholders, many of whom are Green Bay residents; there is no millionaire owner) and an NFL loan.
Was I the only one paying attention, or the only one who cares but didn't Joan Rivers say here (jokingly? or not) that she preferred a "benevolent dictator" in Egypt that's friendly to Israel? Watching again I realize that was planted by Lawrence himself. I really like your show but I'm mystified by this whole exchange. I believe it deserves at least as much of an apology as the comments that you made regarding professional football athletes and head injuries.