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To get this 155 page ruling. its important to point out that judges dont normallyon a d issue rulings on a federal holiday. the judgesjudges i think, clearp cant prove it. but i think clearly making a statemenrot for freedom of speech and as you just described, you could see by thes people protesting it, whostiea really on the side of freedom frh. eeclly on >> its at this point, really more republicans than democrats and some true liberals, i would say, who still understand thatle at the heart o...

President biden quoted tony morris in her hometown. >> she once wrote, quote, we have more yesterdays than anybody. we need some sort of tomorrow. we need some kind of tomorrow. places like lorraine have a lot of proud yesterdays. now, they are going to have some greater tomorrows. because of all of you. tony morrison and biden gets tonights last word. the 11th hour starts now. >> good evening, once again, im chris jansing. day -- donald trump and his two eldest children lost their bid to avoid ...

Law pioneered an entirely novel structure in which the curtailment of the constitutional right to abortion was left entirely in the hands of private citizens to enforce and ergo there was no one for the court to enjoy. whoopsy. but then the biden administration stepped in and they sued the state of texas which is something they can do but private parties cannot. the department of justice said the state resorted to vigilante justice. so far its working. last night a federal judge blocked the texa...

Promote it as a use for covid, studies find, are flawed. aus a usjudge has temporarily blocked that new law in texas that effectively bans women from having an abortion. districtjudge robert pitman granted a request by the biden administration to prevent any enforcement of the law while its legality is being challenged. lets begin our coverage of this with the help of laura podesta from cbs. tt was a 113 page ruling and the judge was a 113 page ruling and thejudge cited with the department of ju...

Temporarily blocked almost total ban on abortions in state of texas. tonights decision follows a challenge brought by the biden administration filed after the supreme court quietly allowed the texas law to go into effect. in his 113 page ruling, u.s. district judge robert pittman wrote quote, a persons right under the constitution to choose to obtain an abortion prior to fetal viability is established. depriving its citizens of this right would be unconstitutional and the state contrived to do j...

The state of michigan in the city of detroit, contended that federal judge, that be unjust dismissing the case, the lawyers you brought that case should actually be punished. for trying to use the court system, to advance a kind of fraud. what detroits in the state of michigan told the court was this. the plane is filed this litigation for improper purpose, it was never about winning on the merits of the claims, but rather the plaintiffs purpose was to undermine the integrity of the election res...

If they want to consider an article of impeachment based on mcgahns testimony, you dont need the live testimony. theres no rule saying that. in the clinton impeachment, they impeached based on the star report. they didnt call in live witnesses. if you win and get him to testify and its way down the line. >> i may take issue with your reasoning. jeffrey toobin pointed out its no guarantee a stay is issued here. a stay you need a reasonable likelihood the decision will be overturned. that may not ...

Sort of loudly making statements that make people angry on purpose, essentially, is what people desire more than trumps actual endorsement of strange who is a much more traditional candidate. and many people at the rally, according to reporting the other night, were pro moore but there to see trump. so get the best out of them, and they get to see trump in their hometown. so i would not be surprised. >> i was reading a hot air blog, and he said the reason why trump picks strange over moore is th...

Determines substance it, the courts determine procedure. shifting the burden of proof is procedural. those courts argument. no doubt anticipating a lot of pushback. you heard some from philip. heard other places. youre hearing a lot of it. it just happened yesterday. its a 14 page ruling, really justifying why the court came to the decision that it did. we still have this law in florida. determining how it moves forward, obviously, that will be through the court and not legislature. >> molly: an...

Decisions of the fiza court. this idea that we should have a secret court enacting secret law that determines the contours of the constitutional lib brert at this that is striking all kinds of people as tyrannical. the idea that james clapper went before congress and lied to their faces, which is a felony, when asked whether or not the nsa is collecting millions of records indiscriminately against americans. i think even in the courts theres movement in the fiza court to say that there was a dec...