now take a good look at th date of the top of that. i know you can see it right. they're march 29th, 2023 that means that when lawmakers voted to oust to democrats o april 6th, it was well known a least to the speaker of th tennessee state house, that ar republican also violated som pretty serious house rules and yet, the republican face zero public consequences until today, when he was asked about it publicly. representative scotty campbell handed in his resignatio today. that does it for us, we'll see you again tomorrow now it's time for the last wor with lawrence o'donnell, goo evening, lawrence. >> good evening, alex, i learn something today about what w call the wild west the old wil west that there was way more contro in the wild west, in those
spread across the countr today. the white house is joining calls for an immediate cease fire while supporting civilian -led rule. >> it's a fragile situation. there are other actors that ma be pushing against tha progress but this is a real opportunity to finally carry forward the civilian-led transition an when that we and other countries are trying to bolster. >> at this hour, or neithe side appears willing to en hostilities. it is unclear who is in contro right now. all the sudan's army has agree to a three-hour humanitarian pause. back, here are the fate of the nation's most commonly use abortion planes in the balance protests rolling across th country in support of abortion access as the supreme cour prepares to weigh in on dizzying strain of competing rulings. advocates and doctor expressing their outrage ove the legal battle
predicted, republicans wer swept. democrats were taking contro of all their state legislatures, they flooded the republica chambers in michigan and pet mania, taking a senate seat, and they kept their house laws to the signal digits so you would think, perhaps, the republicans might have learned a lesson but no instead, they went back to the drawing board. and adopted a resolution urgin lawmakers all over the country to pass the strongest pro-life legislation possible many of them did and the results of that, man argue, is this a conservative candidate i election - losing last week by 11 points. the liberal who won the race focused her election squarel on abortion. and so now, and cold air has another message. the demand for anti abortion legislation just cos republicans another crucia race pro-lifers, we won abortion is not a couldn't sto institutional writing more please stop pushing stri limits on abortion, or there
to overrule an fda decisio based on science i'll always fight back against these anti-choice attacks on reproductive freedom, and won' stop until we finally protec reproductive rights in federal law. senator rosen has just announced that defending abortion rights is one of th reasons she has decided to run for reelection >> but we still have big problems to solve. lowering the cost for th middle class, defendin abortion rights, tackling th climate crisis, protecting social security and medicare with so many important fight ahead, it's why i'm officially launching my reelectio campaign today what happens in nevada in 2024 could once again decide contro of the senate. nevada is always a battlegroun and the senate race will be on of the toughest in the country >> joining us now is democrati senator jackie rosen of nevada she is running for reelectio for the next senate in 2024.
one of the reasons i'm running to protect the senate majority and expand it. because this matters and if we don't do this, in the united states senate, if we don't hav the votes to codify this, wh knows what is next, and wome are under attack so if you want to find out wha we are doing, you can go t rosen for nevada.com, vital al the things we are doing in thi regard and others, but it is important, nevada, like yo said, we're seeing mothers battle born -- battleground, reese's ar always tough here. catherine -- as you said, one, violence tha 1% and we have got to find i -- i'm finding for women's rights and i'm fighting for seniors i'm fighting for every singl family that works hard and nevada and that is why i a running. >> control of the senate, think people have finall gotten to realize, that contro of the senate is what decide who ends up in these federal judgeships, and obviousl
under attack. so if you want t find out what we are doing, yo can go to rosen for nevada. com, vital all the things we ar doing in this regard and others, but it is important, nevada, like you said, we're seein mothers battle born -- battleground, reese's ar always tough here. catherine - as you said, one, violence tha 1% and we have got to find i -- i'm finding for women's rights and i'm fighting fo seniors. i'm fighting for ever single family that works har and nevada and that is why i a running. >> control of the senate, think people have finall gotten to realize, that contro of the senate is what decide who ends up in these federal judgeships, and obviousl control of the presidency. s donald trump and mitch mcconnell was able to get this judge on the bench in amarillo texas, and the plaintiff bringing this lawsuit were abl to look at every single federa judge, every single trum appointed judge in the country and pick the one they wanted t go to to file this lawsuit >> yeah. and that's not how ou system should be working. this is our judicial system, it
to strengthen, because they do not want the will of the peopl to succeed - and when you are looking a tennessee, we know a majorit of americans want common sense gun safety legislation but how do they stop that? they stopped it by pulling awa legislators who can actually have a voice in this and start working towards making a difference and we saw this same thing i wisconsin. when republicans lost contro of our executive branch in 2018, what did they do they literally had - tried to take away powers from the governor, attorney general and other statewide electe offices. this is what they do they tried to have a power grab >> you know, as i mentioned, your stay was the site of rare win for democracy thi week in all of the various places where democracy is being rolle back in america. however, you have republican lawmakers in your state alread eyeing a possible impeachmen
portion of what both had t say. >> i believe i am in the wel today because you have put forth a resolution that says that it is more important to expel voices of dissent then d the work of justice, which i fighting to end gun violence i the state of tennessee i brought forward a terrible resolution to the privat disenfranchise thousands o people in shelby county of a representative who will and ca speak and advocate for them. >> but for so long, bodies drunk with power have modele for the world what we know i nothing less tha authoritarianism and today is the climax of tha behavior we called for you all to ban assault weapons. and you're respond with an assault on democracy what is disorderly is a body that has used suppression an rigged our maps to take contro of our state what is disorderly is the body
they draw is that after 9/11 w were prepared to make sure n one ever got in an airplan with their shampoo ever again. that wasn't what was planned the face of internationa terrorism changed. after 16, the face of domestic violent extremism may have changed. what security experts are more afraid of isn't necessaril another -- field office, which happened after mar-a-lago and i think they are still, sense, a lot of anxiety about lone wolf who watches th coverage or watches trum speech, which apparently was grievance-filled jesse waters yesterday calle da alvin bragg a felon and suggested he self indict, or reported that someone wa calling on him to do that. donald trump junior, while the judge was saying the things he was saying from the transcript irad, was disseminatin pictures of the judge' daughter they don't care, they don' care that they have been rejected in new york, because think the truth is that donald trump has command and contro
speech, which apparently was grievance-filled jesse waters yesterday calle da alvin bragg a felon and suggested he self indict, or reported that someone wa calling on him to do that. donald trump junior, while the judge was saying the things he was saying from the transcript irad, was disseminatin pictures of the judge' daughter they don't care, they don' care that they have been rejected in new york, because think the truth is that donald trump has command and contro over movement you understand very well, - among his members an associated for jason to that people who could be prone to carry out acts expired b divested - >> i think the thing that is truly incendiary though in the health of the democracy, i when you get extremists, particularly armed extremists, what it to people with rea political power. when you have got people wit real political power who are willed willing to erase th distinction between one of the elect electoral extremism an what violent extremism, that i when you get a country tha teeters on the edge of n