the country says it wants. i want to bring in nbc s ali vitali who s on the road in iowa, charlie sykes is editor at large for the bulwark, and an msnbc contributor. some republicans are trying to sound the alarm. congresswoman nancy mace said earlier this week that what her party is missing comes down to compassion and common sense, but why aren t we hearing that more from more republicans? well, because they re trapped by their base. i talked to some legislators here in wisconsin after the supreme court election last week, and they re really concerned, they said, unless we get the abortion issue right, we re never going to win a statewide election but every time they try to come up with a compromise solution or even something modest like accepting cases of rape and incest, they push back against a very militant base that has decided that they want it all right now, that they want to be at ramming speed and in the states where they have super majorities, there is that cry, you know,
about israel. the u.s. has been forthcoming with benjamin netanyahu about our desire not to see him overpower the supreme court there. there have been a lot of protests. any indication that netanyahu is listening to us? we hope so. the president was very candid with the prime minister yesterday about our concerns over these judicial reforms and the moves that his administration are making there in israel. we very much encourage the kinds of efforts we re seeing, define some sort of compromise solution here. we think that s the right way to go. and president biden felt comfortable delivering that message, and the meeting between israeli, and a two-state solution, which we believe is viable. it requires leadership on both sides as well as making it clear to the prime minister that the
the moment i would like to see an end to all advertising. it doesn t seem like the government is going to go that far and they are going to come up with a negotiated, compromise solution but at least we would have won the argument that gambling advertising is harmful in itself and from there we can start the fight to make sure we protect people from that in future. it’s a people from that in future. it s a erfectl people from that in future. it s a perfectly legitimate people from that in future. it s a perfectly legitimate pastime - people from that in future. it s a perfectly legitimate pastime if you want to engage in it. thank you for joining us. if you ve been affected by any of the issues raised you can find organisations offering help and support on the bbc action line website. there s a warning today the clock is ticking for farmers and growers who are struggling to deal with a combination of high inflation, labour shortages, climate change and avian flu. the president of t
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protocol would deeply damage relations between the uk, ireland and the eu. we can speak to katya adler in brussels. so this has just happened, what is the reaction there? we so this hasjust happened, what is the reaction there? the reaction there? we heard the prime minister the reaction there? we heard the prime minister this the reaction there? we heard the prime minister this morning - prime minister this morning described the proposed changes to the northern ireland protocol is trivial, but that is definitely not how the eu sees it. a few moments ago, we heard from the eu chief negotiator and he made a reminder that at the time the protocol text was the best compromise solution the eu and uk negotiators could come up with to safeguard peace and stability on the island of ireland after brexit. he said there was no place here for unilateral action. he said the eu had lots of proposals as to how to deal with the practical problems that had been arising from the protocol, for no