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The main thing they want to do is push back on the continuing refrain, that trump has done throughout the 20 months saying this is executive privilege material. its not for three different reasons. everybody in the legal system, the federal courts have said so. all that special master can do here is to look at the few attorney/client privilege material. but as evan pointed out, theyve been searched already by a taint team. and theres a procedure in the last paragraph of the affidavit, to serve i...

Is out. its a death ray. theres a simple procedure in place. theyre going to tell her gingerly, as evan said, youre perfectly useless here, your honor. >> perhaps in slightly kinder language. l lets talk about tony ornato. i want to remind details that cassidy hutchinson revealed in her testimony back in june. >> the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mr. engle grabbed his arm and said, sir, you have to take your hand off of the steering wheel. w...

Set of independent agents sifted those out and will follow the typical procedures. that may be enough for this judge. thats what a special master would do in any event. but then again the judge may want that extra set of eyes -- its really about privilege. its not about whether the search was appropriate. thats already been decided on by the magistrate judge. its about whether any of the documents the fbi sees are privileged and not part of the investigation. >> so will those, like, those three ...

Baby would die shortly after birth. they told me that i should terminate the pregnancy because the state of louisianas abortion ban, they could not perform the procedure. basically they said i had to carry my baby to bury my baby. >> that was nancy davis, a woman in the state of louisiana who found out ten weeks into her pregnancy that her baby had a rare birth defect called acrania, or the skull does not form inside of the womb. babies with this defect not survive past the first week. as you he...

Baby would die shortly after birth because of the state of louisianas abortion ban, they cannot perform the procedure. basically they said i had to bury my baby and carry my baby. >> that was -- describing her devastating ordeal as the real life consequences of new extreme, and sometimes bag, abortion bans in this country become kristalina parent. her doctor advised her to get an abortion, citing the fact that her fetus had not developed a skull and would not survive outside of her womb. because...

Futile exceptions for abortion are complex and hard to navigate." she now plans to travel out of state next week for the procedure. earlier tonight i spoke with nancy davis, he fiance and her lawyer benjamin crump and asked nancy what the hospital told her once she reached that agonizing decision to get an abortion. >> what the hospital pretty much told me because of the roe versus wade, and by me living in louisiana, they would not be able to do it, and i would have to go out of state to get it...

Providers in a position where we have to choose between our duty to patients or potentially violating this law that dates back to 1931, and potentially being prosecuted. >> lets talk about the bigger issue here. the politicization of a medical procedure. is this the kind of testimony you expected to give as a doctor? >> all of this has been quite unexpected this year. i did not. the last last two years for public health has been a whirlwind of covid-19 and dealing with monkeypox and having to de...

According to interviews with candidates, strategist as well as officials, the party is trying to frame contests around abortion rights, republicans on the defensive restrict opposition to the procedure in the wake of the supreme court overturning roe v. wade. joining me now is michael starr hopkins attorney precedent of northern star strategies. susan del percio, republican strategist in msnbc political analyst, and former republican congressman from florida david jolly. also an msnbc political ...

Abortion bans since the supreme courts decision to overturn roe v. wade in june. now, one in three women have lost access to abortion in their state. texas was one of the first states to be an abortion -- now with this new law, doctors can be sentenced to life in prison, or charged at 100,000 dollar fines for performing the procedure. doctors face similar fines in oklahoma, or up to ten years in prison. things are also very denim tennessee where a new near total abortion ban has only one exempti...

Texas. im concerned. amy, this is a five alarm fire. texas has enacted a series of abortion laws over the past year and now any doctor, any doctor who performs procedure -- this is the thing that we were all told and now its happening. whats the impact? >> the impact has been devastating in texas. there are about 55,000 abortions that take place every year in texas and all those people have to be able to be resourced to travel out of state or theyre forced to carry their pregnancy to term agains...