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Was part of the majority that last upheld the core ruling of roe. and there are many who believe in his absence and given the presidents explicit pledge to appoint anti-abortion justices his explicit pledge that probably roe would be overturned if he got two or three picks that that is now on the chopping block and will be put -- will be effectuated by whoever he names in the next 15 minutes. at the top of the hour we will know who donald trumps nominee to replace justice anthony kennedy, giving...

Theyve never shown any evidence theyre going to give up their nuclear weapons. the only question to my mind now is how long is donald trump going to keep this charade going? how long is he going to keep pretending that there was a serious agreement and that it actually amounts to something? i suspect he will try to keep it alive, at least through the election so he can claim he reached this great deal. it was obvious from day one to every objective observer that there was no deal, that donald tr...

Lovely to see how the therapist and marcel really work out the t.v. you could see how much he enjoys it laughing and trying to sing along to an outside observer it might not seem like much is happening but for him its a spectacular success since he could. muscle has been in a vegetative state since two thousand and three when he was run down during an illegal car race now that hes getting music therapy hes learned to pluck the strings himself. the treatment works on a number of levels. the patie...

>> in the 1970s, this kind of rhetoric made perfect sense. people could identify with arafat, and they could see israel as the oppressor. >> while the palestinians hadnt by 1974 got the palestinian liberation that they were seeking, theyd certainly put themselves on the agenda at a very high level indeed, and this had happened fast. >> in a historic vote today, the united nations general assembly supported the palestinian claim to statehood. and a second resolution also passed that would give th...

And theyre clearly engaged. subterfuge to try to hide the phys si fissile material that they have. >> so you think theyre trying to hide the test? >> i dont think they needed to test anymore to make the point theyve already made, we are a nuclear power and we have some arsenal of nuclear weapons. you can guess how much and where. trump raised the standard when he ripped up the iran nuclear agreement that ironically was working. so the new trump standard is absolute denuclearization, absolutely v...

Publicly-paid position, your taxpayer funded position to try to get your wife a job, and a job paying more than $200,000 a year. there has just been report after report after damning report of misuse of office, alleged misuse of office, alleged misuse of taxpayer funds, breaking various government rules. i think what is extraordinary here is the fact that the president has yet to fire him. this is a president whom aides say is very conscientious about spending, who doesnt like the idea of misuse...

With the intelligence committee of the united states would delegitimize his presidency, or is there something he is hiding, which he doesnt want u.s. law enforcement and intelligence to investigate, doesnt want hthem to share and doesnt want it in public. whats really interesting, he goes on -- not even a tangent, he steps into a perception bubble of his own creation, which surprisingly sounds very much like vladimir putins perception bubble of the world. >> it seems like an observer, almost a d...

Observer and a natural human in that he got humanity, he realized this big world is fouled up and full of all kinds of mayhem and pressure. and you cant be a journalist and not see that. understood the key to success of being a human being. to remember peoples feelings. look for the human being behind the story. there was a time we both worked for the "palm beach post." it was not a natural fix and he would call, rob, what about the numbers, what about the tax

>> yes, yes. and you know, rob was a natural observer and a natural human in that he got humanity, he realized this big world is fouled up and full of all kinds of mayhem and pressure. and you cant be a journalist and not see that. he understood that the key to success of a human being and certainly the key to success as a journalist is to remember your humanity, to remember peoples feelings, to look for the human being behind the story. im sorry i laughed, there was a time here we both worked a...

Month and a half until the primary and things continue to deinvolve in the civility of american politics, we can all agree on that. big question here, are things as bad as an outside observer would look down on america and specifically on michigan and say, because of how divisive our rhetoric is, as we look out on lake michigan, wait for the blue angels, things are good. >> its gorgeous here, but too many places in this state that are suffering. urban and rural areas and im running because i hav...