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>> avoid it? how about get out of it. >> we know that there are supply chain issues and a lot of things animating this. im not saying this is all going to happen. and youre feeling good tonight. you should feel good tonight. this was a big night for the republican party. im just saying i would not -- i would not rule out the possibility that circumstances will be different a year from now. and joe biden will be trading higher and the democratic party will be trading higher. >> i think the party ...

Jha, who shouldnt receive a covid vaccine? >> well, there are people who might have a severe allergic reaction to some of the ingredients, so thats a place where if you have a very specific allergy to those very specific ingredients, talk to your pediatrician. those are extremely rare. and again, theyre just, not for general allergies but allergies to specific ingredients in the vaccine. other than that, everybody benefits from the vaccine. >> what about children who have already recovered from ...

Cant review this? do you think that that is an element here where there might be a coalition to say, texas, youre not as smart as you think you are, or at least texas republicans. you know what i mean. >> i do. and justice kagan really pressed the solicitor general for texas on this today, asking him are you saying that if this same situation occurred with gun rights or first amendment rights that the state would have sole authority over deciding this question and that the federal courts would h...

Court holding oral arguments this morning as they consider a texas law that bans abortions at around six weeks of pregnancy. no exception for rape or incest. >> its the most restrictive in the country. abortion activists wonder what it means for other states, the future of roe v. wade, not just abortion advocates, but people watching saying it is a consequential decision for women across the country. jessica schneider is outside the supreme court this morning. jessica, walk us through what exact...

Look for, you know, quite frankly, that wasnt about necessarily the things you were debating and arguing. >> sure. >> i tried telling them, one of the things i try to tell democrats all the time, those young people who took to the streets and marched a year ago and then marched to the polls and changed this election to us, they werent marching for roads and bridges. >> voting rights, police reform. >> for justice and racial equality. we have to act on that. >> hes got a purple problem. the progr...

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Restoration of the old multi-lateral ways. i think that is part of the explanation, that disappointment that france felt. not only the fact of losing out on a deal that was worth tens of billions of dollars, wolf, but also that it wasnt consulted and that it learned of it with the rest of the world. even on the day when europe was announcing its own indo-pacific strategy. and that miss step, that miscalculation by washington in terms of the announcement and how it dealt with its oldest ally at t...

Within the democratic party. this morning, where do things stand on the hill? >> well, they are delayed once again, erica, in this negotiation that has gone on now for several weeks, several months, between moderates progressives and the battle lines are the same as they were two weeks ago. what you are seeing right now is moderates arguing that the moment to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill is now, progressives arguing they want a fuller commitment from moderates, theyre going to back th...