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self-imposed deadline for the justices to decide what to do with mifepristone. the question is why did he extend are there strong feelings about what the courts should do? is one of the justices writing a fiery dissent? laura jarrett is back with us to explain what we know and what will it mean for health care, specifically womens health care mifepristone is not just used for medicated abortion its also used to help manage miscarriages, and this is not just a theoretical conversation. ...

arthel neville but the president is spending the weekend at his delaware home. but it wont be easy to get away from the firestorm of criticism in the nations capitol. the announcement comes just days after turning general merrick garland appointed a special counsel to investigate the handling of those files. meantime house republicans say they will launch their own search for answers. >> there is a reason we have skiffs secure compartmentalized information facility. there is a reason f...

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Insist its about 20 with half mark top-secret despite these new classified documents been discovered, thursday night it is notable a day later karine jean-pierre make note to mention about them in a briefing on friday for the white house claims he white house documents were first discovered november 2 and turned over to the national archives. told the justice department two days later they contain classified materials. this of course was just days before the midterm elections but some republican...

Youre not even waiting for it. was that a mistake to bypass the litigation phase? >> i dont think so. if you go back and review what the president has done, the subpoenas that hes ignored at every level, the white house, the office of management and budget, the state department as well as the department of defense, theyve simply ignored all the subpoenas. how do you get those enforced? youve got to go through the courts. that could take forever and a day. the information that was available in th...

Committee, it is very, very clear that the president engaged in an extortion, in a bribe trying to get ukraine to put information forward, false as it might be, to somehow help him in the campaign. thats very, very clear. those are the charges. >> but when you know that the countrys divided, clarity is at a premium, that if you had the big voices who had to know what happened testify, it would be a very hard to argue one of the main arguments now, which is incompleteness of record. >> well, the ...

Biden was vice president and we know all about hunter biden and joe bidens business dealings, which are pretty shonky in the ukraine. this so-called whistleblower was there making phone calls to the then poroshenko running around finding dirt with a ukrainian-american on president trumps campaign. you know, there is so much to say that this person is not a whistleblower, is not an impartial person who brings information forward that is for the greater good and, you know, blows the whistle. this ...