so, let s get started. clarence thomas and all thos luxurious vacations that cost lot more than many people earn in an entire year. so, who is picking up the ta for that pot globe-trotting? we ll talk to one of the reporters who broke th bombshell story. plus, trump s legal nightmar is becoming a reality. fresh off his arrest i arraignment in new york, feeling the heat from at least three other investigations i want to know which is th next shoe to drop. and later, it s not just easter, it s the one year anniversar of the katie phang show. we re gonna take a look back a some of our highlights from th last 365 days. all of that and more is coming up a good sunday morning to you until those who celebrate, happy easter we begin today s show with the fight over abortion access i america. small groups of protesters taking to the streets across the country yesterday with mor demonstrations planned for today after two competin rulings from federal judges pu a commonly used abortion
you know, look, anyone wit foreign neurons to rub togethe understood that was racially motivated, it would signal a dog whistle in the mos grotesque way, it was a racial decision by sexton and by th republicans in tennessee, they made that decision because these were young black men who are serving in office. which is something we should salute in this country of an young person becomes involve in politics and serves they made a racially-charged decision, they did i deliberately, they did it to control people, they did it to quote, own the libs, and the are going to pay a grotesque and terrible price for wha they did well, they broke, it they bought, it so, they ve earne it, in my humble opinion lastly, before i have to let you go, rick, let s talk about reproductive rights. this week, michigan governor whitmer, signed an appeal th states 1932 abortion ban while republicans in florida are charging ahead in an effort to ban abortions that six weeks
do you think there s a jury in this state that s going to be able to hand down the death penalty? i think there is. i m not a big advocate of the death penalty.ep i ve never been extremely supportive of it. i think it has its place, and i think this is a place. reporter: even among thelt victims, there is disagreement. in a boston globe essay, martin richard s family urged prosecutors to take the death penalty off the table.ai in exchange for the defendant spending the rest of his life in prison without any possibility of release and waiving all ofdo his rights to appeal.th but patrick downes has an evening stronger desire. i want this to be over. i want this to be over for our city. i want this to be over for the families. reporter: the marathon will be run here tomorrow, but the day after, jurors are looking at a marathon of their own. between the prosecution and defense cases as well as deliberations, jeff, the penalty phase could take another four weeks. glor: don dahler.