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Pressure on. >> ali, as always, thank you. coming up, everybody, were go live to kansas. and in arizona, another test of the presidents political influence. will arizona republicans back the presidents former slate of big lie candidates? thats coming up. ias, vegetabled brisket for dinner. this is my happy place. weve been coming here, since 1868. my grandmother used to say, dont call me, dont bother me. im going out to mow. theres a lot of cushy desk jobs out there, but i make the earth take th...

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The longest-serving by ministers in 1868 or something, since japan modernization. and i have been very much, hard working for him over the past some years or so. i know him, he is very friendly and very knowledgeable, pretty much, you know, understanding every domestic policy, international politics. and he has made great friends with american leaders and other leaders. and so he is one of the most important appointees. he is always proactive and forthcoming. the one thing, which is very symboli...

Constitution, congressman continuing some of the jurisdiction. not have the ruling on state constitution and laws. so, i think there are a lot of things you can be done, but this begins with that shutter you pre-show toluca for strayed of precedent. this would not be happening if they hadnt been throwing out, it is not just 50 years, it goes back to 150 years of legal precedent. they want to take us back to 1868. that is what they have said, that we cant allow to happen. so these elections comin...

0 some voters are growing frustrated over the response over the overturning of roe v. wade. -- the conversation going on in my republican friends group chats. some of them do not think the overturning of roe v. wade does not mean the end of freedom of the as we know in the law of the land, such as contraception and same-sex marriage. -- do the right thing? no im not talking about the movie by spike lee. thats the message that cassidy hutchinson recede bombshell testimony to the january six commi...

Federal courts of appeals. what the court says to do is to reason by analogy when we look to history, to look to what laws would be relevantly similar to a modern regulation. as you suggested, its really hard to know what that looks like when youre talking about modern regulations, regulations on ghost guns or guns on airplanes. what is relevantly similar in 1791 or 1868 to these types of laws? and i fear that the test is going to be just what sounds right to the judges who are assessing a parti...

Contraception. what are you hearing about your response to this? >> i think that the dissenters may very well, in their opinion today, compare this decision to someone taking a single block out of a drink a tower, watching it be but to topple, and say, oh, it will never fall over. the court has repudiated the constitutional basis for so many rights that are favored by progressives. the right to contraception, the right not to be forcibly sterilized, the right to same sex marriage. all of those r...

Which was the basis for roe and how it was approved in 1868. he says we need to look at how things were many 1868. there were no airplanes or phones there. how did the justices arrive at that? >> well, you know, theres a lot of speech that we have now that they didnt have in 1787 either, right? howard: right. >> a lot of methods that we have now that werent available when the constitution was adopted. so what you do in constitutional interpretation is you figure out what the enduring principles ...