greeted with aplayed, rounds of applause in the airport for voting no. you see pictures for murkowski. there is susan collins getting love in the airport. is this positive affirmation that those senators got as a way to ka joel other senators to vote that way next time if they try to repeal? i think so. the 20 million americans about to lose their health care last week were certainly the winners in the resistance and the american people who stood up and rejected trump care and what republican senators were trying to do. but we have to stay vigilant. because i don t think that republicans are going to stop their crusade of trying to take away health care and also take away obama s legacy. so we have to continue to fight and recess will be out. i think we will see the same energy we saw on the february and april recess and the august recess and by just cannot, cannot cannot give in or stop. i know the resistance has been very much stick together
the millions of dollars. have contributors never, never identified. i think you will hear the claim this is an effort to suppress speech by conservatives. the rules will obviously be equally aplayed plied to whatever part of the political spectrum. important, the reason karl rove and others want to be able to take advantage of the law is they want to hide their donors. that s what this its about. doesn t change any political activity. doesn t affect political expression. there is other tax status options for all of the organizations. on the left and right. what it means, organizations like karl rove s and others won t be able to keep the donors secret. marcus, julius, thank you both for joining me tonight. thank you. you are welcome. thank you. coming of in the a rewrite a christian school threat tuned ex- threatened to expel this honor student. they thought her hair was a distraction.
colorful, controversial and powerful. he has changed a nation. and now what you ve got are the super fangs funded by elections. and that cannot be what the founding fathers suggested. tonight, justice skelea on the right to choose. that was the theory used in rowe versus wade. the highest court in the land where the issues who died america are decided. this is piers morgan tonight. . good evening, it isn t often a supreme court justice invites a journalist to come and sit down with him. i m here to interview the longest serving justice. they just rolled on and are pending. that still left a lot of ground to cover. his thoughts on campaign finance and politics. and his colleagues, it s all on the table tonight on my exclusive interview. the new book, reading law: the interpretation of legal texts. justice skelea, welcome. ron, welcome to you, too. the book is very much a template for the way that you conducted your legal life. you are a man that believes fundame
now from washington. hi, fredricka. as you mentioned, there s been a whole lot of variety in the speeches, and in talking to ordinary churchgoers as well. i want to play some interesting comments from two pastors who disagree on this matter. one is pastor emmitt burns from baltimore, a church in baltimore. another is from a chump here in d.c. let s hear what they had to say. will this hurt the african-american community support for the president in the upcoming election? well, i would hope not. amen. [ applause ] we ve got some larger challenges that we ve got to struggle with. [ applause ] people i know, people come up to me, are saying that they don t support this. they don t like this. they re disappointed with the president. and they plan to stay home. i don t plan to vote for romney for sure. and right now i plan to stay home. so some pretty explosive comments. it s going to get a lot of people s attention. you re hearing people say, we re going to stay behind. e
future. that s what republicans are doing, maybe jackie with a walorsksi in indiana. we ve them positioned all over the world to maintain the majority. you had a lot of redistricting to deal with. how do you tackle that. first of all, it s a political exercise. many states we had no control over. what we did is went in and looked at swing seats, seats that had, over the last three, four, five cycles, gone back and forth between republicans and democrats. we hardened those seats. i think 15 republican seats have been taken out of contention. that means we can focus on seats we want to pick up. aplayed quarterback through school. we ll be on office and grow the seats through messaging, of working with the american