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>> happy sunday, thank you. i think there is a perception challenge that my party has around this issue, were fortunate to have a powerful voice in eric eric adams here. i think him being here, and president here last week was a positive thing for him ballistically and substantively, we should be honest on about this extremes on both sides in each party, unfortunately dominate and are guiding too much of the conversation . -- eric adams presence is a welcome one. you look at defunding of police,...

Crime. >> happy sunday, thank you. i think there is a perception challenge that my party has around this issue, were fortunate to have a powerful voice in eric eric adams here. i think him being here, and president here last week was a positive thing for him ballistically and substantively, we should be honest on about this extremes on both sides in each party, unfortunately dominate and are guiding too much of the conversation . -- eric adams presence is a welcome one. you look at defunding of ...

Would allow the season to start as scheduled on march 31st. i guess, mike, the one positive you can say about the past couple days is that the two sides, instead of talking at each other, restating their positions, seem to be finally getting under the hood and trying to figure out what a deal might look like. what are you hearing on the inside? >> well, i mean, joe, to your point that you raised, 84 days until the work stoppage. 84 days. they just began really talking substantively, both sides, ...

All kinds of groups. union groups have organized around this as well. is key, i think, to sering into the mind of people across the country that that is not just a fleeting moment. i think folks have been keen to elevate this amidst everything that is happening. a war in ukraine. domestic strife on a number of things from inflation to gas prices. this is a historic moment and this moment is not fleeting and it needs the attention and i think were giving it that today. >> paul, we only have maybe...

Pressure by demanding she testify. there are reasons related to the evidence that that is substantive. but its also tricky because you are going into the family member of a judge. and reasonable people can disagree about what the controversy is and how bad it is. but if you can imagine a republican, you know, trey goudty type congress going after judges spouses in a way that didnt good precedent. what do you see as the challenge there and as is this worth doing or perhaps not? substantively? >> ...

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0 stems back decades and that is concerning. you wrote your note on the harvard law review on sex crimes. your note is your major academic work on the law review and yours is entitled "prevention versus punishment: towards a principled distinction in the restraint of released sex offenders." and in it you argue, and i quote, "a recent spate of legislation purports to regulate released sex offenders by requiring them to register with local law enforcement officials, notify community members of th...

Its just a question of whether manchins willing to go back to the drawing. i think he will because he can say i forced everybody to spend less money and make things more permanent, which from a policy standpoint, has some benefit. youre starting to see jayapal and other democrats open the door. so i think so. and you know, the alternative, which is nothing gets done to help millions of americans, we dont do anything to protect our democracy and you know, i dont think manchins going to switch par...