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FOXNEWS The Faulkner Focus June 4, 2024 16:33:00

Presidential commission on election administration. i think it is fair to say you are the most prominent republican lawyer who has litigated in the election field. you have analyzed the trump campaign litigation pretty carefully. what is the normal process for post-election litigation? how is the trump campaign different than the kinds of post-election litigation you have been involved in and know about? >> in the normal case of things, any campaign on the night of the election and the days afte...
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FOXNEWS Gutfeld June 4, 2024 03:46:00

On your face. >> well... >> greg: from the pictures i saw. [laughter] that i took. >> there are conflicting reports and i just feel like statistics dont mean much to me when it comes to medical abnormalities. i will probably get the monkeypox. >> probably will -- >> probably. the one outlier. how did she get the pox? we dont know but she got a real bad. >> look behind you. >> greg: isnt it funny how the cdc could not say how to spread it because i would be politically incorrect? >> you are readi...
Greg Gutfeld Isn T It Medicine Political

CNN New Day With John Berman and Brianna Keilar June 4, 2024 11:49:00

And treatments. our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta has been investigating this issue and joins us now to tell us more. sanjay, what does this dye do and how can this lead to missed or delayed diagnoses? >> yeah. just like you said, this is called iv contrast. its intravenous, a contrast that contains iodine, which is going to show up well if you image this on scans, you inject this into the bloodstream and its basically to try to find abnormalities that you might otherwise miss. so...
United States Sanjay Gupta Iv Contrast Blood Clot Doesn T Brain Imaging

CNN State of the Union With Jake Tapper and Dana Bash June 4, 2024 13:11:00

>> but that is going to be the law of mississippi. let me ask you, what about a fetus that has serious or fatal abnormalities that will not allow that fetus to live outside the womb, is the state of mississippi going to force those girls and women who have this tragedy inside them to carry the child to term? are you going to force them to do that? >> well, jake, ill tell you, i think that these questions illustrate exactly what weve been talking about. that is, youre dealing in examples that are...
Law Of Mississippi U S Roe V Wade Abortion Laws

CNN State of the Union With Jake Tapper and Dana Bash June 4, 2024 13:12:00

The western world. you know that even if the court did not overturn roe, jake, even if the court did not overturn roe, even if they just decided to uphold mississippis 15-week ban, that 39 out of 42 countries in europe would still have more restrictive abortion laws. the vast majority of americans support restrictions that are reasonable on abortions. the overturning of roe is simply going to return those decision-making processes -- >> back to the states. >> to the legislatures in all key state...
Overruling Roe Roe V Wade Supreme Court Abortion Laws Decision Making Processes U S

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CNN State of the Union With Jake Tapper and Dana Bash June 4, 2024 16:13:00

Fetuses that have fatal or very serious abnormalities, which is not really all that rare, to be honest. i know plenty of women that has happened to and they had to -- they wanted to have a healthy child but they werent able to. and your law would force them to carry the child to term. i want to ask you a philosophical question here because i know youve said you believe life begins at conception. just to be clear, does that mean the moment of fertilization or the moment of implantation? >> i beli...
Moral Question Birth Control

CNN CNN Newsroom Live June 4, 2024 04:54:00

Know, what about sexual assault, what about abnormalities, what about medical issues, yes, all of that obviously is valid and those are heartbreaking, but someone shouldnt have to go through those extreme circumstances to be able to decide what they need to do with their body, to decide what is best for them and their families and their lives. it is not acceptable, it is ridiculous. so, no, i dont think there should be any limits to when someone can have an abortion. >> yeah, and many have indic...
Sexual Assault Shouldn T Women S Health Issue Health Issue Start Toing Abortion Rights Activists

MSNBC Deadline White House June 4, 2024 20:13:00

Outlandish things, they dont really care about women or babies or children. theyre simply doing it for political purposes just as your example in ohio has illustrated and i dont even think they realize the impact this is going to have on particularly voters who have not been paying attention and who are now looking up and saying the republican party has made abortion completely illegal? again, ohio is a good example. texas, if roe is overturned, the most extreme ban will go into effect it means ...
Republican Party Overturning Roe Swing Voters

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