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Long-time adviser to the billionaire businessman confirmed the move to nbc news yesterday, adding that bloomberg has yet to make a final decision. according to "the new york times," the once three-term mayor of new york has dispatched staffers to alabama to gather at least 500 signatures needed to qualify for the primary deadline there today. bloomberg and his aides also reached out to several prominent democrats to share his intentions to enter the presidential race. the 77-year-old who has don...

Massive frustration because europe dealt with a consistent assault on nato even before president trump was elected. remember just before the republican convention in 2016 he called it obsolete and sent everybody into a tailspin. in the intervening three years there has been a gradual but systemic assault essentially on the trappings of nato, the function of nato and commitment by the united states to nato. macron is frustrated, and he used that word which is very dramatic and caused a lot of hea...

Court interested in protecting real constitutional rights and not imaginary. >> shannon: they are going to be a number of these legal battles where the states do things that are challenged in court. whether its conservative or liberal era defense matters in virginia is being looked at as this battleground area, guns, abortion. from the governor on down, its now blue and they have a lot of opportunity. >> i think this would be an uphill battle for the e.r.a. and if you actually look at some of th...

Donald trump. read the transcript. what do you get when you read the transcript? theres a shakedown. sondra, thats whats relevant. >> well, i think that when youre talking about a coup and removing the president of the united states who was voted for in a democracy, it actually does matter what the intentions are of the attorney. now, theres a whole bunch of questions about whether the attorneys reached out to someone to become the whistle-blower. once they saw something that they thought rose t...

The more money goes to the man because she makes more money, the same sort of argument. the intentions are good and strong but there are unintended consequences that could rollback the rights women are now afforded. everyone is looking at this and saying this is an opportunity to protect abortion rights. we have to remember even if roe v wade is overturned the states connect abortion rights for women so that is not necessarily a protection. shannon: judicial watch got freedom of information act ...

Yovanovitch and came to the party a little bit late and tried to get the best intentions of what he was seeing but became aware quid pro quo was being pushed on the president. he is a key witness to what happened. >> he answered one of your questions by saying, quoting him, the reason for investigating barisma, was to cast vice president biden in a bad light. is it possible key players didnt make the connection to the bidens? >> no. it was their purpose. the reason i asked that question was beca...

And state matter. it happens locally and in the state capitols. thats where the public policies need to change. >> then is the issue when you look at local budgets, you see voters vote yes for raises for firefighters and police officers, because everybody needs them. but unless you live in a school district where your kids go to those public schools, you dont vote yes on those budgets. >> well, that is true, but i can tell you in new york city were spending $34 billion every year to mis-educate ...

Sondland testimony deals with the issue of a quid pro quo and whether or not he told investigators out. something that we spotted looking at the deposition. i want to do a reset, this is very important for context, go back, this was maybe about a month ago. we got some text messages between bill taylor, the acting ambassador to ukraine and gordon sondland. i will read what the set up was then. bill taylor "as i sat on the phone, it is crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a politic...

Overwhelmingly republican and massively gerrymandered gets to pick the governor. so why would the framers have done this? luckily they were extremely explicit about their intentions at the time. in 1889, senator james george was predicting that african-americans would soon outnumber white voters in the state 2-1 so he called for a new constitution that would ensure home government under the control of the white people of the state. one of the framers of that new constitution was a man named jame...

So why on earth would the framers of the mississippi constitution have done this? luckily they were extremely explicit about their intentions at the time. in 1889, senator james george was predicting that african-americans would soon outnumber white voters in the state 2 to 1 so he called for a new, quote, constitution that would ensure home government under the control of the white people of the state. one of the framers of that new constitution was a man named james k. vardaman who would go on...