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View? >> the stakes are huge. i mean this is actually the fourth the time the center has been arguing in the last six years. every case is because the state has been in open defiance of the protections under the constitution by roe versus wade. so we are back hear again today, i mean, four times is too many, but we are here. we are ready. we will be making the case to the court that theres only one outcome here consistent with their precedence, the rule of law, gender equality, and the fundament...

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This year than last year. that is setting a low bar. in addition to that, he didnt say the restrictions will definitely be withdrawn in three weeks time. we are in the hands of the virus. if it is proven, some people fear, as chris whitty mentioned that press conference, it is much better to feed in vaccines, then who knows? it would not go all then who knows? it would not go all the way to the governments so called plan b. he said it would be very targeted, for example pcr tests when people com...

Different backgrounds and -- >> well, ed, theres nudging, a little bit of punching and arguing. you know what -- >> i said no miss me -- >> as all couples you figure out what traditions work for upbringing. i love our traditions. we cut down our own christmas tree. we dont buy it at the store. we dont put up a fake one. we are from wisconsin. we have participants from fox to tell us the story and you get to know them talking to you for an hour or two or three a day. how was jesse ray as young bo...

Presidency that was done was when ex-president trump incited an insurrection on january 6th to attack his own government. the disclosure that congress is seeking here has the exact opposite effect, jessica, of what trump is arguing in his papers as is so often the case the truth is the opposite. getting these documents out will advance the interests of the presidency by helping congress to legislate and prevent this from ever happening again. >> right. and on tuesday a federal appeals court plan...

Talking to corys former neighbors. >> all the neighbors talked about all the -- the constant arguing and fighting. >> so you were getting a picture of what was going on in that marriage that wasnt in focus in 2006. >> right. >> the detective went a step further. he got in his car and drove more than a hundred miles to the university of iowa to talk with someone who would have been an eyewitness to the lovelace marriage. >> im adam gibson. >> nice to meet you. >> im a detective with quincy. >> ok...

Individually as jurors, and thats an important thing for the prosecutor to do, so i was happy to see her do that today. >> elliott. its chess, i dont want to oversimplify a gay and as the prosecutor listens to the defense closing arguments and made her rebuttal this morning. did she make an effective rebuttal? >> she did. the judge gave her quite a gift by stopping the trial last night, letting the jurors go home and have dinner. she could have let the prosecutor go through and finished that nig...

Out of money shortly as is the u.s. military. >> well, in some ways when i talk to white house officials they would sort of underscore that the reason why president biden ran for the office and why they felt like his experience was one that would allow him to handle the responsibilities of the presidency is because he can walk and chew gum. he walked in of course during the middle of a crisis with the pandemic that has just been really i think -- its intensified because of inflation, because of ...

Of what the former president had been arguing. >> because the judge here, david, he draws this line directly from this guy, to the big lie, and he points out that, you know, president trump hasnt -- hes not only not abandoned it, hes still going full throttle with the big lie. >> well, and i think kaitlans point about deterrence, right? talking to this particular defendant in sentencing him as if to say, you know, dont be fooled again is an important point because there is a lot of public consum...

The individual. what i understand the state was arguing, that temporal period was stretched over time. what i understand the state was arguing the temporal period, the word escape, it was he was escaping from whatever occurred that day. >> yes, that is. >> okay, well, thats not what im hearing then. what im hearing -- well, if the state limits its argument to that. but thats what the second sentence refers to. that escape, that limited temporal period, thats permitted, thats what we talked about...