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first time anywhere in the country where voters cast ballots on abortion rights since the supreme court overturned roe v wade in june. >> the republican primary for governor of arizona too close to call this morning. right now lake leads robson by about 10,000 votes. mark finchem is projected to win the republican nomination to oversee voting arizona ass secretary of state. in the senate primary, blake masters also endorsed by the future president is projected to win the nomination in ...

With what they saw on january six. theyre uncomfortable with the idea that someone could commit crime and perhaps to his contacts, being held on accountable for. that they want accountability. they want to see this dealt with. jack smith has been given the charge. he has an accelerated timeline in part because donald trump has declared that he is going to be a candidate in this election. there is going to create problems for the department of justice going forward. they tried to insulate that by...

Middle of the country in kansas. this is a state that over the past 50 years has never voted for a democrat in any presidential contest. theyve never had a democratic senator there over the past half century. this is a very conservative state. we had, of course, the vote on whether abortion rights would remain in the constitution yesterday. going into the race, a lot of people were saying it was going to be close, but it looked like the republican side was going to win. what evidence curious abo...

Their own problem by being so recalcitrant about participating in the process and thats going to come back to bite them. >> elizabeth, the framers set out clear directives for how a senate trial might work, beyond the fact that it goes six days a week and the senators have to be behind their desks and all that. >> the constitution really just says that the senate has the power to try the impeachments and in this particular case, because its the president, the chief justice of the supreme court, ...

Quote, the product not of a well-versed substantive analysis, but rather political or other motivation. as the former attorney general, that is disturbing to me. that former attorney general was william barr who signed that affidavit in february of 2018 under oath. at&t then won its case against the trump justice department and the merger was completed. on the president yesterday returned via tweet to what william barr once called his, quote, public animus towards cnn, william barr stayed silent...

A constitutional proposition, that there is that much -- you know of a coercive element on the part of the federal government. >> and carolyn, to what you are saying here this whole argument centers around the six words and, "an exchange established by the state." and looking back at precedent, how did you balance the clear intent of the lawmakers who crafted there bill with the actual technical language that they find in the bill itself? >> well you know it is sort of funny. this is why i said ...