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i've said this time and time again, he is going to continue his social, no doubt about it unless there's a real incentive him for him not to do it. >> he's going to continue to attack michael cohen. what especially when michael cohen attacks him on twitter, he's going to continue to real away on the judge. he's going to real away on the prosecutor as it being politically motivated and alvin bragg is an elected official. he's gonna, he's gonna come after alvin bragg with everything he has and the judge really doesn't have as much. he's got the authority to put them in jail, but i don't think all i think that does is delay the trial even further. the one thing the judge doesn't want is to delay this trial. i just don't think they're going to end up threatening the former president or someone running for president the united states with jail time. so it's going to be really difficult to put those shackles on donald trump. >> yeah, i suspect you're right on that as well. laura prosecutors say they refused to share the witness list with the

>> look, we've seen i've said this time and time again he is going to continue his rant on truth social, no doubt about it unless there's a real incentive him for him not to do it. he's going to continue to attack michael cohen, especially when michael cohen attacks him on twitter. he's going to continue to so real away on the judge. he's going to real away on the prosecutor as it being politically motivated and alvin bragg is an elected official. he's gonna, he's gonna come after alvin bragg with everything he has and the judge really doesn't have as much. >> he's got the authority to put them in jail, but i don't all i think that does is delay the trial even further. >> the one thing the judge doesn't want is the delay this trial. i just don't think they're going to end up threatening the former president or someone running for president united states with jail time. so it's gonna be really difficult to put those shackles on donald trump yeah, i suspect you're right on that as well. >> laura for prosecutors say

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of hours before congress with depositions. because donald trump and every member of his family follows the law in this country, which is what we're about. that's why hypocrisy,the la congresswoman, it's not even about white privilege, because the dow. n jr had brought a film crew in there and gave everybody the middle finger and bolted. >> he would have been in shackles. this is democrat privilege. crat is he even allowed to bring a documentary film crew to a hearing about holding themselves in contempt allow? >> i believe the committee tried to shut it down. i don't believ tommitteee that d in a hearing like this. and like and like you said, this was a p r stunt gone awry.t go the american people knows what this wanes. this wasn't real. this is for his his movie. and this wasthis was all compley fake. and the other thing that i want to make the point about today sy is i was the only member in the hearing today that has held both the rightaring to hel and e left accountable. so whatever the standard is in this country, bothwhateverhe sit to be held accountable.

dozens of hours. donald trump and family follows the law. >> jesse: congressman, it is not white privilege. he would have been in shackles. this is democrat privilege. is he even allowed to bring a film crew? >> i believe the committee tried to shut it down. and like you said this was a, r stunt gone arye. this wasn't real. this was for his movie. this was all completely fake. i was the only member in the hearing today that held both right and left accountable. whatever the standard is in this country, i pointed out hypocrisy

lives are at risk and in danger. >> as we approach overturning roe v. wade, i'm sure there were many points in years past where you contemplated the possibility that it would be overturned. has it turned out -- as the overturning of roe v. wade turned out to be worse than what you imagined it would be? >> well, the risks that i have seen over the last 20 years, and that i've been writing about, and that culminate in policing that when, we reflect that the kinds of dangerous and horror as we see in the 19 80s and 90s included black women being dragged out of hospitals and shackles and chains with bloody gowns while nobody was being paying attention, that the policing of their pregnancies could one day be part of the narrative of an anti-abortion movement. more of this is what it is that we're going to see. right now, there are women being prosecuted in ohio, women being prosecuted because she had a miscarriage in a toilet,

has the overturning of roe v. wade turned out to be worse than what you imagined it would be? >> well, the risks that i have seen over the last 20 years and that i've been writing about and that culminate in policing the womb, reflect that, the kinds of dangerous and horror as we see in the 1980s and 90s, included black women being dragged out of hospitals and shackles and chains with bloody gowns while nobody was being paying attention, that the policing of their pregnancies could one day be part of the narrative of an anti-abortion movement. more of this is what it is that we're going to see. right now, there are women being prosecuted in ohio, a women being prosecuted because she had a miscarriage in a toilet and her toilet ransacked. these kind of dystopian or horrors were reserved in previous times for science fiction, and this is now american practice and politics across our country.

>> or pressure on them to snitch on their patients who come who need life-saving care and to turn over private, confidential patient information to police and prosecutors. it's something that we have seen before targeting black and brown women during the late 1980s and 1990s. we actually saw women being dragged out of hospitals in shackles, being chained to beds during delivery because they revealed confidential patient information about the various struggles they were having during their pregnancies, but were seeking prenatal care. part of the story of ms. watts is a medical provider essentially snitching on her. but it's important to note that twice she went to a hospital seeking care. she was told this is a non-viable pregnancy. she had a miscarriage. which happens in about 25% of pregnancies. now she's being criminally punished.

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a bunch of us signed it and it said number 1, thank you mr. president for your work on doing this to the higher education act but let's ensure that the rulemaking process process doesn't inhibit us fro m doing student debt relief as soon as possible. we'd like this to be done early next year. and let's be clear, this is a racial justice issue, an issue of our economy, this is to take the shackles off of not just young people but the over 40 million folks that would be eligible under the program and it's really important that we get this promise done for the american people, especially early next year. folks are not in crushing student debt because they live beyond their means it's because they've been denied the means to live. >> congressman maxwell frost of florida, thank you very much for your time, we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. in the meantime, fox news issuing an apology to a goldstar family over a story