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2020. As another state votes to eliminate abortion rights most of my rains were not the gentlemen jumping out of the bushes. The men taking those rights away. Most were date or consensual rapes. Hacked by the russians. All in starts right now. Good evening from New York New York im chris hayes. It has been a month since the Mueller Report came out and the full weight of what is inside it still has not sunk in. That is partly due to a very successful spin effort by the president , his allies and loyal hand picked attorney general. You can tell the white house has some sense of just how damaging the content of that report is for them because now they want everyone to just stop paying any attention to it whatsoever. The white houses ridiculous claim of executive privilege is stalling negotiations from Robert Mueller himself to testify before congress. The privileged claim could prevent mueller from getting into details about the president beyond what is in the un redacted report. In an interview earlier today, attorney general bill barr reiterated he wouldnt have any problem if mueller testified. You are okay with him testifying . Absolutely. He works under you or did. What is the hold up . Jerry nadler said it will happen soon. Perhaps in june or not. Do you have information . My understanding is that chairman nadler is talking this over with bob mueller and his staff and trying to schedule it. You expect it to happen . I have no reason to think it wont. Whether or not mueller does testify, there is a good argument that there is more than enough incriminating damning Information Available right now for the democrats to move forward with impeachment proceedings against the president. They dont need the un redacted Mueller Report or mueller to testify. What happened yesterday was a perfect example. Former National Security adviser Michael Flynn talked about multiple incidence where is they received communications from persons connected to the administration that could have affected both willingness to cooperate and the completeness of that cooperation. In other words, a federal judge said they had been tampering with a witness, Michael Flynn. Most was already in the Mueller Report. Its an extremely damning piece of information about minions acting like mobsters. Let me read it to you again from the Mueller Report because its literally a transcript of the president s own lawyer calling flynns lawyer in an attempt to interfere with the cooperating witness. I understand your situation, but let me see if i cant state it in starker terms. It wouldnt surprise me if you went on to make a deal with the government if there is information that implicates the president and we have a National Security issue. We need a heads up for the sake of protecting the interests. Remember what we said about the president and his feelings towards flynn. That still remains. If you think that sounds bad or not the way the president s lawyer should be speaking, he does sound like a mob boss. That behavior is all over the Mueller Report. Its a dozen instances of possible obstruction by the president. Its not just that. All the no collusion talk about the white house obscures the fact of the way they acted was completely morally and ethically indefensib indefensible. They encouraged an adversary to help them. They sought means of help through back channels and that foreign adversary understand and helped them. Thats not right and its not okay and all of that information is in the publicly available Mueller Report. The president of the United States violated his oath of office. The question is, what do you do with the facts . Now, as a public service, two people with a deep knowledge of the actual report, Marcie Wheeler and writing about National Security and Civil Liberties and quinta is a managing editor of law fare and published this chart used by Senate Democrats when they questioned attorney general bill barr. Let me start with you. You were tweeting and writing about this. The microcosm of this moment in which this new information comes to light that had already been in the report. When everyones attention is focused on it, they think wow, that doesnt look good. Exactly. I think it really drove home exactly how difficult it is to look at the contents of the report. It is stuffed chock full of information like the flynn voice mail. All 450 pages of it, it was difficult for people to process, in part because the president and his allies were spinning it, but then when you pull out individual pieces of information like that voice mail, they look incredibly damning. There is a bunch of stuff that we talked about certain moments that you felt had not been given enough attention. Marcie, you had called attention to this moment in the report which has not gotten a lot of attention. According to him, trump asked him to bring a note telling Jeff Sessions to give a speech that would say the following. This is while they are investigating what they know is a breech. This hack by a foreign adversary. Now a group of people want to subvert the constitution of the United States. I am going to meet with a special prosecutor that explain this is very unfair and let them move forward with election meddling for future elections so it cant help in future elections. This is an attempt to shut down the whole thing. Not just to shut down the investigation into trump, but also an attempt to shut down the investigation into the russian hacking. No one gets this. In the summer of 2017 at the same time that trump had just met for the first time with Vladimir Putin in this crazy meeting in the g20, he went to lewandowski and dictated to him in the report and made him write it down and he said he never dictated anything to me before. He makes him write it down and in that paper, he said go tell sessions to shut down the investigation into the russians who hacked us in 2016. He can investigate whats going to happen, but not in 2016. Thats crazy. No one knows that trump tried to shut down the entire investigation, not just his side, but the russian side as well. This speaks to the broader theme, quinta. Many ultimately unsuccessful efforts to blow up the investigation, ordering don mcgahn to fire mueller and telling him to bring this note to Jeff Sessions and trying to get him to unrecuse. He is saved from the outright commission by people not following his orders. Thats absolutely right. I do think its important to remember legally speaking, attempt at obstruction of justice is the same thing as obstruction of justice. Just because people like lewandowski and don mcgahn didnt go through with it, that doesnt mean legally speaking he is in the clear at all. I think its incredibly damning that as you say, you see him attempt this pattern again and again and again, pushing sessions to unrecuse and pushing sessions to investigate even Hillary Clinton. The pushing sessions to investigate Hillary Clinton is where we are now. You have bill barr who is basically looking ready to play ball and use the Justice Department in the way the president wants it used. Part of the consequence of no accountability for repeated efforts to obstruct justice or use the differently justice as a tool without that punished. Its now a live possibility. Right. And whats interesting is where barr has gone. Today he was on fox and talking to wall street journal and saying you know, nancy pelosi better be careful or she might get investigated. I looked back to may 1st which is when he was supposedly testifying about the Mueller Report and he had an exchange with mike lee. In that exchange and the exchange was 20 days after he said trump had been spied on, mike lee said tell me about the spying and he was trying to set him up. Barr was like well, all i know about is the figsa warrant on carter page and that seems anemic for an investigation as serious as this. That cant be true so there must be spying. At the core of barrs public attempts to justify what he is doing which we know trump ordered him to do. Thats askally not that there is any smoke or fire there or evidence of wrongdoing, but the absence of it. The fact that peter strzok said hey, this is crazy. We need to investigate aggressively and he lost that battle. Peter strzok is the villain of trumps narrative. As a result, we didnt have phone records from George Papadopoulos until after the fbi interviewed him twice. Thats crazy, but its a testament to how slow this investigation was, not how aggressive it was. Quinta, what do you think . One of the things and you were writing about this and people who read the actual report and the letter signed by former federal prosecutors come away white faced. The behavior there is so obviously indefensible, if you did it in any other investigation if you were the mayor and they were investigating real estate deals or someone who was around a mother and going around telling witnesses dont talk to the cops, you would get knicked for it. What is the distance between that and the publics understanding of what is contained . Its a good question. There are a couple of things going on. One is frankly that the president and his allies including attorney general barr have been really successful in spring the narrative. As the president side, no collusion, no obstruction, which is not what the report said. The other part of it is to be fair to the press, its a 450 page document. It is really dense. There is a lot of stuff in there. Most people are not going to have the time to sit down and read it through carefully. I would argue that its really at this point the responsibility of the democrats in congress to start thinking more carefully about how they can really communicate what is on the page so that we have more moments like we did yesterday where information already in the report is put on the table and people can really take a step back and say oh, my god, i didnt realize the president was doing this terrible thing. Your thoughts . I will add another example. Trump is trying to distance himself from mike flynn and said i wasnt warned about the investigations into him. Another detail in the report that people dont know is that both hope hicks and steve bannon testified that in december of 2016 when flynn was calling up the ambassador to russia and doing all these crazy things that violated the stated policy of the United States, trump was already pissed at flynn. He was angry at flynn because obama warned him about the investigation on november 10th, 2016. Trump spent the day saying i didnt know about the investigation and that effectively according to the Mueller Report is him calling steve bannon and hope hicks liars because thats what they told the fbi. Trump not only knew about it, but he was stew being it through december 2016. Thank you both. Really spresht it. A legislator who has been calling for the president to be impeached for over a year now. The duty to go through impeachment and public trial of president trump. You are someone that a lot of people have taken the position to wait and see what the Mueller Report says and we need all the information. You believed the president had committed impeachable offenses for over a year now. What are they . Thank you for having me on. I greatly appreciate the opportunity to share some thoughts. Let me start with this. This has been a twoyear journey and its not one that i came to congress to embrace. But im doing it because i love my country. When the president decided that he would fire mr. Comey and go on National Television at prime time and confess that he was thinking about this russia thing, that was the genesis of this. We had many other opportunities to see him thwart this investigation to see him interfere with it. We have reached a point now where its really not about the president as much as it is about the congress. What you and your colleagues just presented to the public will be seen by future historians as almost a turning point as clearly as it can be explained. Its about the congress. Its about whether we in congress are going to stand up to a reckless ruthless, lawless president who continues to thwart the investigations and interferes and whether we will be a coequal branch of government. If we dont do this, future president s and secretaries of the commerce and other areas of government will simply ignore us. They will clonclude that we area toothless paper tiger. We have to impeach. Let me explain. Impeachment means simply this. The house can take this book that you have so eloquently discussed. They can take this book and we can take it. We can find reason here. There is more than enough evidence to impeach the president. Then there will be a trial in the senate. That trial in the senate will allow all of what we have been talking about as evidence to be presented. The witnesses will be called. The chief justice of the Supreme Court presides. There is no need to try to meander through inferior courts now to try to get a ruling on subpoenas, whether we will have the opportunity to get certain evidence. Take it straight to the chief justice. He will be the ultimate decider as it were. And we will all see, there will be transparency. We want to have the trial in the house. Great to have a stril in ttrial house. The constitution doesnt require it. Then the trial will take place in the senate. If we fail to do so, sir, heres what will happen. No guardrails. We will allow the president to have power concentrated in his hands to the extent that he is a monarch. We are the check to maintain the balance. If we dont do our duty and dont do our job, future historians are going to look upon us with disdain and wonder what was wrong with us . Congressman green, you said something that was interesting that i havent heard articulated. People think of impeachments as a means to an end. The end is the removal of the president. You view impeachment as an end in and of itself. Its a constitutional duty and what comes after that whether he is removed or not, let the chips fall where they may. To you, the impeachment is the point. Thats the goal. The impeachment is the gin sis of this process that will lead to the trial. As has been intricated, 800 lawyers and former prosecutors have intricated that anyone other than the president would be prosecuted. The president as i speak to you now, sir, is above the law. He is above the law. He will continue to be above the law until congress acts. We in this country cannot allow it to be said that the president is above the law. These prosecutors intricated in the letter that we prosecute people for obstruction because if you dont, the entire system itself can find itself weaken and may collapse. They didnt use those exact words, but you will say to people, you can interfere with an investigation with immunity. This is really now about congress. Will congress have the will to follow the way that the framers of the constitution have put in place for us and impeachment is the genesis of it. The trial is in the senate. We are a grand jury. We will indict. The senate will take up the trial. We will send managers over. They will be the equivalent of prosecutors and present this case on national tv. Everyone will see. The witness will testify. Let the chips fall where they may. I do agree with you there. This should be about political expediency. Wait until the next election to take control of the senate. Lets control the house. This is about the moral imperative to maintain the system of checks and balances so we dont allow the president to have power concentrated to the extent that he will have no guardrails and nothing to prevent him from doing what he will and only god knows what his will is. Al green who has been outspoken on this for over a year. Thank you for taking time tonight. Thank you and i honor you for what you are doing. Thank you, congressman. Meet the men voting to eliminate abortion rights including lawmaker who said most of the rains he encountered as a Police Officer were date rapes or consensual rapes. Actual russian hacking of voter systems in a state where donald trump narrowly won. Dont go anywhere. P narrowly won dont go anywhere. Nothing says summer like a beach trip, so lets promote our Summer Travel deal on choicehotels. Com like this surfs up. Earn a fiftydollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. Or. Badda book. Badda boom. Book now at choicehotels. 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They said they found no evidence that it was altered or affected. They assures them that vote counts and processes were not affected. His latest piece is about the Washington County breech. Mark, i guess lets start there. To say this comes out and said the federal government said two counties were breached and doesnt say which ones. Thats as much as we know right now . Yeah and its difficult at getting answers out of the fbi. I spent 30 minutes on the phone with a spokes woman to get her to answer the yes or no question. Is the identity of the counties classified. It was an exercise in alice in wonderland. It was bizarre. We determined that the counties are allowed to disclose the information that they had been hacked, but the governor whose office oversees the counties is not allowed to disclose the information that they had been hacked because the fbi made him sign an nda. I have never heard of ndas in this context. I covered politics and they signed a nondisclosure agreement . Thats weird. Thats my reaction as well. The fbi said said this does happen when they have Sensitive Information to share. How many times have you made a governor sign an nda . We didnt get an answer to that. There is a victim here and the victim is the two county election offices that had been hacked. Its up to the victim to disclose. We said well, the victim that is lawmakers as well, the voters and the public who work for whom the election offices work. The fbi views that they are not really the victims. Meanwhile as a result of this battening down Public Information in this vacuum, all of these experience theories are starring to pour and it looks like a cover up. No one can complain why they are not being forth coming. Washington county that donald trump won by huge members. A conservative red county, they said and we dont know the other county. Thats the information. Do we know the level of access and what it means and has someone walked the public through like just could they go in and erase peoples informs or change their addresses . Do we know . We dont know and they gained access. The governor said Something Interesting that this was a spear fishing attack and there was an email sent to some counties and two counties. People opened up the email and it downloaded the mal wear and the russians got in. It was sophisticate and it looks like a vote in the Security Firm and didnt look like a banker scam. Whats interesting there is desantis is disclosing this was a spear fishing attack. This is what happened. Disclosing the names of the counties is not going to disclose the sensitive investigative techniques of the fbi. We are once again back at square one of the fbi saying look. They say look, the counties are the victims. The second can disclose and the county works for the victim and the state overseeing the counties is not allowed to disclose because we made the governor sign an nda and they cant disclose because of their clearances. We are back to square one, wondering what the hell is going on. The counties themselves seemed important. We should know which two. That is actually a public briefing on what happened. Given the fact that these are the voter files, its not quite enough to say to people dont worry. They didnt do anything too crazy. What could they have done . You referenced the Mueller Report before. If you read in section one, the russians tunnelled into the dncs email network and set up a vpn, a Virtual Private Network and the russians were able to explore and look around and have free reign according to the Mueller Report. It doesnt look like that happened here in florida, but i dont understand how the Mueller Report can disclose that in the case of the dnc and not here in the case of the two counties where voter data had been hacked. Mark caputo has been doing great reporting on this. Thanks for making time. Thank you. Showing plenty of candidates beating trump in head to head matchups right now, some democrats are playing cautiously with a full 18 months to go. Thats next. A full 18 months t. Thats next. Woman 1 this. Woman 2 . This. Man 1 . This is my body of proof. Man 2 proof of less joint pain. Woman 3 . And clearer skin. Man 3 proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis. Woman 4 . With humira. Woman 5 humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. Its proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. 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It was thomas payne who said in the United States of america, the king is not the law. The law is king. These guys seem to have forgotten that and think they can do whatever they want. The answer is to hold them accountable and continue to push the subpoenas and go to court and get the information. The second thing is the real way we get these guys is by winning in 2020. President ial candidate Amy Klobuchar was asking about them ignoring oversight. The sentiment is pretty widespread that impeachment would be a dead end because the president is not popular. The democrats won big. Polling intricates polling indicates to basically run out the clock. I feel like it would be the political equivalent of the stalling that comes out to bite the team that is using it. To talk more about the strategy, Danielle Moody mills from owoke af. Communications director for justice democrats. The part of that statement to me that jumped out was ultimately the way to hold them accountable is to win in 2020. Do you agree that that is a widespread belief . Absolutely. I like what she said about accountability. A lot of voters who said if we are to be fair to president s past and future, we have to hold the president accountable. All very fair and important. There are going to be folks that want tell us there, too. I think its important that democrats show that we are slowly but surely pushing out the really good policy. What do you think . I think thats a disaster strategy. I knowledge that the house is on fire. We are in a state of emergency and should probably act like we can walk and shoe gum at the same time. The president is a criminal. We read the 448 page report. There is a book club doing it on a week to week basis. We know all of the ways he ab instructed justice. This idea of doing a little bit of oversight and we will hope and pray or have process fights and the direction should never go to win. I want to see the president have to fight a war on multiple fights from the Southern District of new york to the federal government and have all of these lawsuits and all of these proceedings coming at him and have that cloud over his head as we go into the election. Not like oh, they are too scared to do their job so i will continue to push hard. One of the most embarrassing things was watching Congressional Democrats read the Mueller Report on the house floor or press conference and it was not the kind of aggressive i dont know, by reading the Mueller Report, what do you think is going to happen . My dad is from pakistan. They recently impeached the president. My dad probably identifies as a moderate. The Prime Minister was impeached for far less than what trump has been held accountable for. He said why arent the people taking to the streets . There are a lot of folks who say why dont we abandon this because its just going to end if we dont get to impeachment. It is important that we are holding him accountable, but if democrats are looking and if the partys leadership is looking at the strategy in 2018 in getting the house back, a lot of the candidates campaigned by not talking about trump and focusing on running in the districts and talking about policy. There is a little bit of that. Thats the tension. They feel like the recipe was talk about health care more than anything. Trump is priced in and no one cares about the stuff. I think there is an interesting switch that happened. The left part of the party was like no one cares about this russia stuff. People want Kitchen Table issues. The left part of the party is you should be impeaching him. Also because you had the election of those members of Congress Like ta lib from the left of the party and pro impeachment. Thats what im saying. That does Something Interesting to where the conversation had been. There was debate in the years about how much is it about trump and how much is it about russia and policy. All of those have gotten mixed up in an interesting way. This is where the democrats always lose. They do a terrible job of explaining to the people why it matters. Its not for impeachments sake, but to restore integrity to the office of the presidency. These are tied into your Kitchen Table issues. This is about health care. Its about abortion. Its about child care. You have a president that has appointed more federal judges than any other president at this point. There are over 100 judges he appointed. I think about it like this. Im a law and order type of lawyer or play on tv. If you make him illegitimate and talk about the fact that he is illegitimate, you have to look into the people he has chosen for judges and the people he has been appointing and start to put scrutiny on them as well. There is a bigger thing at play and democrats look through everything in a pinhole. Part of the fear is the basic fear which is that it would be a big bloody fight that would hurt people. Like impeachment. You are going to get punched and bloodied and if you look at impeachments past, it was bad for the congress with bill clinton. We never got to it with nixon, but thats the fear that they give up the capital they have. There are a lot of democrats that say and im from the bronx and i believe this fully. If you bully goes after you, you punch the bully in the face. I think thats important. I think democrats and a lot of voters feel this way. We never have been good at getting down and dirty in the way republicans do and they want to see us do that more. I dont know if the leadership wants to go ahead of where they think the voters are. The thinking of the house members who wanted health care and they dont want to send them back to the district, thats what they are thinking. 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Barry hovis walked back his statement about consensual rape. The legislation is still the legislation. With no exception for rain, meaning a woman who is the victim of rain will have to carry her pregnancy to term under the force of law. At a certain point, it doesnt look like a weird coincidence, when you scratch the surface, you find men like this pushing for them. In al bam a one proponent is an obg obgyn. He has an interesting history. In the 1990s, was released from ma interpretty ward after giving birth and then died a few days later. That led to a good piece of legislation in alabama that guaranteed minimum standards of coverage and care after women gave birth. After he was elected to the state senate in 2014, he tried to repeal the legislation named off his patient who died, after she gave birth under his care. That earned him the distinction of being named the 2015 scum bag of the year, beating out roy moore. That same year, he was sued for negligence by a former patient who suffered complications from childbirth and he was dismissed from the suit. He dismissed her complaints of pain and bleeding along with other signs of preterm labor. She gave birth to 24week old twins who didnt survive. These are just a couple of the people backing this kind of legislation, and you could forgive women across the country who support abortion rights from thinking this is not some weird accident. One thing the missouri and alabama laws have in common is a criminal penalty and prison time for doctors, but none for women who get abortions, which is weird when you think about it. My next guest just wrote a piece called arrest me, you alabama cowards and she joins us right after this. Joins us right after this woman on phone discover. Hi. Do you have a travel card . Yep. Our miles card. Earn unlimited 1. 5 miles and well match it at the end of your first year. Nice im thinking about a scuba diving trip. Woman ooh gasp or not. You okay . Yeah, no, im good. Earn miles. Well match em at the end of your first year. Your control. Like bedhead. Yeah, no, im good. Hmmmm. Rubadub ducky. And then. Theres national car rental. At national, im in total control. I can just skip the counter and choose any car in the aisle i like. So i can rent fast without getting a hair out of place. Heeeeey. Hey ah, control. vo go national. Go like a pro. Both of the state abortion bans that were passed this week mandate prison sentences for doctors who perform the procedure, up to 15 years in prison in missouris case, up to 99 years in alabama. However, neither law includes penalties for women, which is truly weird. If aborting a fetus is murder, then they are morally culpable. They will not follow that logic. Emily atkins says they knew that throwing them in jail for doing what they please with their own bodies would have been seen as too cruel, so they targeted doctors instead. Cowards emily atkin joins me now. Why did you write this piece . Normal i write about climate change. Its not something i normally write about. Its not like i walked into the office that day thinking i was going to disclose my abortion to the world. But i was just so angry when i was reading the news that day that we had just it seemed that everything that had been told to me that was going to happen that we were going to backwards on this issue was happening. And i was seeing the anger of all these women around me, on the internet, and i couldnt concentrate on my general reporting. One of the reasons that i dont talk about this in the piece, but one of the reasons i made the choice to get an abortion at age 19 is because i was in college. I was pursuing a journalism degree, and that was my passion, that was what i wanted to do. Thats one of the many reasons i made that choice. So that day i was going to still do journalism that day, but there was no way i could focus on climate change, so this is what happened. You disclosed having a medical abortion in the piece. One of the points you make, and i think gets to something profound about the moral theory that undergirds these bills is that you were the agent. Like, it was your choice. You were not the victim of a doctor. It was an expression of your agency. Yeah. One of the reasons i lead the piece with i dont remember the name of the doctor who performed my abortion is because i dont. I value her so much and i remember what she said to me. But she wasnt there. And the idea, you know, 25 of all women who get abortions get a medical abortion, and a medical abortion is performed in the comfort of your own home. You are handling everything. You take the pill, youre the one who experiences the pain, you handle the blood and you are the one who holds the end result in your hand, which is about the size of a dime and is not a baby. I dont think its comparable to me. But, you know, the reason i did that, i said that to illustrate that im the one you want, i guess . You know . If they want to put someone in jail and say this is a criminal act, that youre the criminal women are the criminals. How dare you say it wasnt me. You want to punish somebody for this, i think thats ridiculous. But okay, thats what you want to do. You take my autonomy away from me again saying you cant do this and it wasnt you who did it . I did it. You know what . A quarter of all women do it. One of the reasons i wrote about this again and thought it was important for me to disclose it was just because im not special you know . Theres so many women have gone through the same thing i have and its not weird. Its health care. Dont punish our Health Care Providers because we would gladly throw ourselves in jail before we let them go . Theres this moment i wanted to play, this infamous moment on the campaign trail where donald trump basically stumbles into this moral logic with my colleague chris matthews. It blew up where shouldnt the women be punished here if thats what you think about it . Take a listen. Do you believe in punishment for abortion, yes or no, as a principle . The answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. For the woman . Yes. Ten years . That i dont know. Why not . I dont know. Do you remember the antiabortion forces freaked out about that . Why do you think that is . Why dont the bills punish women . Because they dont want us to know the cruelty is the point. The cruelty has always been the point. As soon as we know that being cruel to us has been the point of this all along, weve exposed their game. But, i mean, to act like when you hurt our Health Care Providers you arent hurting us, no, were going to leave the women alone. In fact, people said what he said that, of course not, we region that. B rereject that. It treats the Health Care Providers as of theyre some evil godless people. Selling women on this, pushing them into it. Yeah, as of theyre not just there to literally hold your hand and say whatever you choose, which is how its supposed to be. And really how we shouldnt be talking about this right now. I would like to come on here next time and talk about climate change. Thank you for coming in. Thats all in. Ali very well chica thank you at home for joining us this hour. Rachel has the night off. She will be back on monday. We have lots to get to tonight including the latest fight over abortion at the state level. Today, two days after alabamas governor signed the most restrictive antiabortion bill in the nation into law, today the Republicanled Legislature in missouri passed a

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