over 90% of scientists agree immediately at conception there's a human life the genus and the species -- >> i don't think over 90% of scientists believe this. >> it's a human life >> historically, even in the colonial era, in the earliest eras of this country until the quickening, until a woman could feel a child inside her, most even religious people, most people in the colonial era, abortion was not illegal until the quickening so that is what the roe standard was. but my question, i think it's really important for people to understand where people who are on your idealogical side are coming from. >> yeah. >> do you want abortion to be illegal in the entire country? because that is going against the views of the vast majority i would say more than 70% to 80% of americans don't want that do you want that >> well, scientifically immediately at conception, all of the dna is separate two separate bodies. there's no dna from the mother that is in the child >> do you want abortion to be
>> george conway, we saw the news breaking this weekend about the documents case, more information on just how donald trump could have committed acts of obstruction a ruling last week that it was likely that donald trump and his attorney committed a crime and that the attorney/client privilege was used in the commission of a crime, therefore they were going to take a highly unusual step of piercing the veil of the attorney/client relationship do you suspect that we've now entered into a phase that now that we've had this first indictment, you've got all of these other cases moving forward, the georgia case moving forward, i expect the pace will be quickening fairly soon, that this is just the new sort of world that we are in, the news cycle where evidence of trump crimes, trump indictments are going to start moving at a faster pace given, again, just
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it, yes, you're right. the broader context of all the level investigations into him. he's the most vocal right now, what's happening in manhattan? but as you've heard from legal experts , they believe potentially the documents now with evan corcoran , testifying january 6th, georgia or other major ones that are all you know, if they're not high on the radar, they certainly should be. mckay you know, you mentioned there's been a very bad week for trump, largely because of the evan corcoran testimony. does it seem like the pace of the special counsel investigation documents and january 6th is quick quickening because his team is really notching some court victories here. it does john and particularly on the document side, so if we think about everything we learned from the from the affidavit supporting the search warrant last summer, um and then what's taken place largely in sealed court hearings over the last couple of months what we learned in this effort to pierce the attorney client privilege between trump and evan corcoran is according to judge howell that the department of justice presented enough
they're not high on the radar, they certainly should be mccabe . you know you mentioned it's been a very bad week for trump, largely because of the evan corcoran testimony. does it seem like the pace of the special counsel investigation documents and january 6th is quick quickening because his team is really notching some court victories here. it does john and particularly on the document side, so if we think about everything we learned from the from the affidavit supporting the search warrant last summer, um and then what's taken place largely unsealed court hearings over the last couple of months what we learned in this effort to pierce the attorney client privilege between trump and evan corcoran is according to judge how all the department of justice presented enough evidence to convince her that donald trump had actually committed did a crime or attempted to conceal a crime in his interactions with his attorney, evan corcoran, so having made that sort of an evidentiary presentation to a
decision on whether to bring charges against former president trump over classified documents found at his mar-a-lago beach club. the post shed new light on the infighting between fbi agents and doj prosecutors, how it delayed the search of mar-a-lago and resulted in trump announcing a presidential run before any charging decisions were made. that announcement, the presidential run, in turn, resulted in the appointment of the special counsel to the mar-a-lago case. today, new reporting from the post reveals that special counsel jack smith is now focused on trump's lawyers as he races against the political clock in his concurrent investigations into mar-a-lago and the january 6th insurrection. smith's pace appears to be quickening as the 2024 presidential election starts to take shape. trump so far has to declared republican opponents. nikki haley and activist vivek ramaswamy -- legal experts say that if smith brings criminal charges against trump, those charges would likely be pending when the gop primary debates begin in
investigations into mar-a-lago and the january 6th insurrection. smith's pace appears to be quickening as the 2024 presidential election starts to take shape. trump so far has to declared republican opponents. nikki haley and activist vivek ramaswamy -- legal experts say that if smith brings criminal charges against trump, those charges would likely be pending when the gop primary debates begin in august. some of smith's biggest obstacles here are witnesses central to both the january 6th and -- documents cases, including former vice president mike pence and former chief of staff mark meadows, both of whom have said they will refuse to comply with the special counsel subpoenas. a number of trump affiliated lawyers including evan corcoran are also fighting the special counsel in court. the washington post reports that the legal battle with corcoran as prosecutors seek's testimony could be settled in 2 to 3 months. joining us now is joyce vance, former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama
alito and his wife. "the new york times" reviewed a strain of emails and conversations that seemed to support his claims. the hobby lobby decision was the conservative court's first major signal that it was willing to pursue an aggressively political right-wing religious agenda when it comes to reproductive rights. and we all know how that ended. justice alito issued a statement in response to the claims, writing the allegation that the wrights were told of the outcome of the decision in the hobby lobby case or the authorship of the opinion by the court is completely false. it's unknown whether he issued the statement while twirling a sinister mustache, but beating the hand that extinguished roe v. wade empowered alito. it overturned half a century of precedent, called roe egregiously wrong and a weak argument. he cited centuries old common law, categorizing a woman who received an abortion after quickening as a murderess and then he took a victory lap.
they do have security videosth, so we'll maybe get a chance to look. >> all right. mayb up here on the fiverica's america's crime crisis, c on the minds of voterson, towe'l be sure. and we're going tol get some more outrageous and horrific examples of what is going on across the country. >> we're right back . examples going on across the country what are my stats? well, my investments are tracking. my house will be paid off in twelve years and i'll retire at sixty one . take control of your financessel with quickening. >> try risk free for thirty days. when we started selling my health products online, our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found ship station.ip nostw we'ratioe shipping out ors
what's going on inside iran. but it's clear that the regime is very, very, very afraid of these protests right now. >> and they are taking real risks. standing on top of cars. women cutting their hair and taking off their hijabs. what risks are they running? . >> they are making the ultimate risk. they will face imprisonment. they will face flogging. some of them may have been killed already, and others will likely be killed in the days and weeks ahead. we cannot underestimate the abuses of power that the islamic republic is ready to commit to maintain control over that society. >> but does this moment feel any different to you? are you afraid this series of protests will fall away like we have seen others. >> i'm not sure this will lead to the downfall of the regime. what we have seen is a quickening of the pace of protests. they are more. they are coming about more