Lawrence O'Donnell's, the MSNBC host, challenged Mitt Romney's oldest son Tagg, to what sounded like a full-on fist fight.
Lawrence O'Donnell replayed a radio interview with Tagg, in which Romey's son joked about wanting to "take a swing" at the president for calling his dad a liar during Tuesday night's debate.
"You're mad at President Obama for calling your father a liar? Well, let's get something straight. He didn't call your father a liar, I did. The president just said that what your father said isn't true. I've been saying it all year that your father is a liar. I've repeatedly said that your father lies and is trying to lie his way into the White House," Lawrence O'Donnell said.
"I didn't have that luxury in the part of Boston that I grew up in, but in your rich, suburban, Boston life, with your father filling a $100 million trust fund for you, I dont' know, I just get the feeling that things were kind of different," O'Donnell added.
"So, you wanna take a swing at someone for calling your old man a liar? Take a swing at me. Come on. Come on. And don't worry. There won't be any Secret Service involved. Just us. And I'll make it easy. I'll come to you. Anytime, anywhere. Go ahead Taggart. Take your best shot,"
O'Donnell also defended "View" co-host Whoopi Goldberg for asking Ann Romney if her husband and sons did not serve in the armed forces for religious reasons.
Watch Lawrence O'Donnell address Tagg Romney in the video below:
