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it. she needs to justify how a st state, official can come into a federal election and declare in a state, that a federal law has been violated regarding the challenging of election outcomes. and that constitutional right embedded in the fi first amendm, embedded in the president's executive privilege and embedded in the constitution for freedom of speech cannot be vitiated because a district attorney has chosen to politicize it and that it and that is in other point break all of this issues are not state, issues. the a federal court issues. this case no matter how long it runs will end up in federal court three, four, five years down the road. any convictions resulting in this case will immediately be challenge to the federal circuit court of appeals in the united states supreme court because it involves "corrupt activities of a federal election cycle."
this is a problem. >> new hampshire is going to vote first. i don't think joe biden will be in the ballot, which doesn't bode well for biden or our st state. it ends up winning without the credibility of moving on towards the nomination. new hampshire is going to vote first and continue to wait and see if candidates are going to take on donald trump directly. nikki haley drew distinctions on china and said trump had the right idea but did not follow through with more policy. we are not going to see joe biden in the granite state, maybe not even in the general election. >> that piece goes on to say it could be shocking losses for the sitting president. south carolina feels okay with
island briefings are different things change over time. shut up. >> finds poking fun aoc were still present the congresswoman wrapped up the event taking photos with supporters and release this tweet after thinking everyone you came out to the town hall and stating we had such a great crowd happy. it was awesome answering all your questions discussing the debt limit negotiations. the suit lashed out in opposition during the event were led away by security. c5 alitalia half thank you. bill: arthel, suffolk county and york's latest suburb to issue an emergency order that would block new york city from sending migrants there. the big apple mayor eric adams says his city is completely overwhelmed. plus if we continue with what we are seeing, thousands of people a week. it is not sustainable. it's opening new places, expanded to throughout the st
foundational failure you do not want that guy to leave the st state. it's the basic thing i don't know where it comes from. because look he is a smart intelligent person. so us, harassment to end up speaking in this bizarre way. >> because of the speechwriters for not understanding what they're actually talking about or how it influences people. she is the person has been put in charge of the border but has yet to visit the border. he talks about the importance of education and helping the middle-class. and strategically and consistently does the exact opposite of it. they'd like to give you a word salad because they do not want to get to the content of what their actual policy is precooked is probably right. we have to leave it there. just wanted to play we didn't have time to discuss the play this which i enjoyed this morning from maryland governor larry cogan about the gop presidential primary. >> we talked about ron desantis coming in. he has been trying to out tromp trumpet that is not going to
midterm elections. where record breaking turnout, get getting folks -- well young people are voting now all over the place because they know what is at stake. it is their future and i think that we saw certainly the midterms that a lot of people who were nonvoters, because so many people don't turn out in these special elections, a supreme court race that is really hard to get people to turn out and yet folks obviously were highly motivated i think it is -- and it is a sign again it is not just motivating to the democratic base. this is engaging independent voters, there is no more swing state than the state of wisconsin. and the fact that this judge won by more than 10 points is, i think, just very telling about where the middle of the country is >> and donna, she ran on abortion rights. this is from politico reporting on this case wisconsin has an 1840 laws on
including many on abortion and also on democracy which we know from elections and polls is something that is tangible to people they understand it let me read from nbc reporting on that. the state supreme court is likely to hear various challenges to existing election laws as well as cases that might relate to recounts, absentee ballots and other facets of election administration. there could have material impacts on the outcomes of close elections and the perpetual battleground state including the 2024 presidential election for example, in a 4-3 decision last year the supreme court deemed all ballot drop boxes outside of election clerk's offices illegal. a setback for democrats who had advocated to preserve one of the more lenient rules about the boxes that arose during the coronavirus pandemic two years earlier, the court in another 4-3 vote upheld the 2020 election results in the state. we tried, donna, to shine a light on this show, with mark and folks like both of you, on
i have to tell you i hope that our great vice president, our great vice president comes through for us he's a great guy of course, if he doesn't come through, i won't like him quite as much. >> i hope mike is going to do the right thing. i hope so. i hope so. because if mike pence does right thing, we win the election and we're going to have to fight much harder and mike pence is going to have to come through for us and if he doesn't, that will be a sad day for our country. >> and all we are demanding of vice president pence is this afternoon at 1:00, he let the legislatures of the state look into this so we get to the bottom of it and the american people know whether we have control of the direction of our government or not. >> so, i believe the committee presented evidence publicly that both men knew that the eastman plot was illegal before the public statements were made.
they've chosen to reject partisan extremism in this state. too many have tried to overturn the will of the people today's results show that wisconsinites believe in democracy and the democratic process. >> joining our coverage, ses he'll richards, former president of planned parenthood and former congress woman and now an msnbc contributor, donna edwards is also here. the three of us don't get to gather for many conversations about abortion health care with hugely positive reassuring good news about the country, about the future of abortion rights, about the power of issue, but today we get to do just that i start with you, cecilia? >> there is no way to overstate what a big night it was. as you said, this is most important race perhaps of this
year certainly in 2023 so far and the turnout was amazing. it reminded me actually kind of the kansas referendum when it broke all kinds of records we will students standing in line to vote outside of the university of madison and eau claire we beat turnout in 2020 during a presidential primary i mean, people wanted to go vote and it was clear that this election was about democracy and it was about the fact that an 1849 abortion ban is in effect right now in the state of wisconsin and this was the race that could make the difference so, it is a very good day to celebrate and i think it is a good day to acknowledge how both the republican extremism turns off their voters, but it also energizes those that want to go to the poll. >> and i want to read more about
books that bans abortions in nearly all instances josh kaul has challenged the court that will land in front of the state supreme court. but in the interim, abortion providers have stopped performing the procedure in the st state. on the trail, protasiewicz has said, my personal value is that a woman has a right to choose. stressing that sheer merely speaking about his values and not prejudging any particular court case talk about what you see in last night's big, roesounding win fo her? >> well, first of all, i think the real story here is one that, since you talked about it, and it is about young people that young people on every college campus, all across this state, turned out to vote in record numbers more than -- a higher turnout than in 2022, which was already a high turnout