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calling to oust johnson, saying there should be more focus on domestic issues, including the crisis at the border. >> he has completely betrayed republican voters all over the country, and he is absolutely working for the democrats. >> i don't walk around this building being worried about a motion to vacate. i have to do my job. we did. >> reporter: now, there is pushback from democrats and republicans even in terms of any sort of effort to oust johnson. also we should point out that in addition to the foreign aid, the house passed a measure saturday that would ban tiktok in the u.s. if the app's parent company does not divest from china. the company says if that were to become law, then it would violate the first amendment rights of millions of users. >> we'll see what happens with that. skyler, switching topics, it's a packed final week of oral arguments at the supreme court. give us a sense of what we can expect there. >> reporter: yeah, the justices will perhaps hear the most consequential case on homelessness in decades. they'll consider whether it's cruel and unusual punishment to fine or jail someone who is
when you go to the big networks they are not covered in the same ways. what makes caitlin clark and the phenomenal that is caitlin clark so important and what makes this moment a pivot point is they were breaking through that glass booth if you can say. that soundproof glass booth where women have been saying for over a generation. we have an amazing product here. we need to get coverage for it. study after study after study shows they were not getting the same kind of shine as men's sports. that is the pivot point we are at right now and that is what we have to be vigilant about. to go and say if it will change things in terms of salaries and terms of the structure to make sure the women are paid what they are worth. i think we have to way for the cba that was talked about when that comes up in 2025. what we know about the history of men's sports and the history of women's sports is that people don't get paid their
duty. we should applaud them for doing that. >> what do you make of what is about to happen on monday morn something judge merchan today saying to trump's legal team, enough, we can not relitigate every pretrial motion we start monday? >> i think we will start monday. i think it will be a day. i will be camped out in line for hours waiting to get in. i think, but i think in terms of the trial itself it is going to be routine. you are going to hear opening arguments from both sides, the witnesses will be called. the jury will be there to, you know, take notes and understand what is going on and i do thank this judge is running a tight ship. the trial itself it is not going to be, you know, having the kind of fireworks that maybe we would have expect give what led up to now >> what do you think it does to someone like trump who does not stand producing his own show. >> he will find a way.
itself is the judges will bend over backwards to accommodate a defendant. weather is to allow in more evidence than the prosecution might like or give it leeway in terms of their theory of the defense. there is always a willingness by the judges to bend over backwards for the defendant. you talk about a speedy trial do you know who actually owns that right? it is the defendant. it's the only one that can say i need more time. the government can't. the government can't say it needs more time but the defendant can we have donald trump indicating needs more time to review documents. more time to prepare its defense and the judge there's not a case out there in the history of this country under these circumstances where the average white collar crime is over three years long from indictment to trial. there's not a judge out there that would not grant the defendant additional time to
networks, so we are responding on their terms. we have a moral issue of time, the issue of women and girls. they want to deny access not just reproductive care, but to the future of women and girls, their life, their self- determination. this is profound. how can women support donald trump for election this november? i think that's the cause and case we need to make with vigor and passion and purpose, because there is profound meaning and consequences. we need to get into these sideshows that are made to advantage trump and don't advantage the american people and women and girls that count on us. >> i know it drives you crazy that people speculate that you are waiting in the wings to run for president. i know it's not going to happen, you know it's not, but what do you think is fueling that speculation? >> i don't know. i don't think much anymore and
approving funding and championing funding from the house, it just shows that he does not have a strategy and he simply trying to say popular to remain president whatever happens in israel happens. >> and rice questions because we also saw the ice happened white house and as prior to the terror attacks that it was unfreezing $6 billion to iraq as part of the prisoner swap and also david sanctions after the terror attacks with sanctioning the idf numbing pretty square that. >> right of those sanctions that they are talking about here the possibility they save his battalion dead before october 7th itself to reach back is questionable in terms of the timing especially when you look at it through political and city struggling your politically and to trey point he does not want to broader regional problem of course but he's a local the that he is dealing with a small enjoys trying to serve two masters and what seems to be
itself is the judges will bend over backwards to accommodate a defendant. weather is to allow in more evidence than the prosecution might like or give it leeway in terms of their theory of the defense. there is always a willingness by the judges to bend over backwards for the defendant. you talk about a speedy trial do you know who actually owns that right? it is the defendant. it's the only one that can say i need more time. the government can't. the government can't say it needs more time but the defendant can we have donald trump indicating needs more time to review documents. more time to prepare its defense and the judge there's not a case out there in the history of this country under these circumstances where the average white collar crime is over three years long from indictment to trial. there's not a judge out there that would not grant the defendant additional time to
an attack on rafah. you write that recklessness has become the policy of choice. explain to us, if you can. i know we could talk about this for hours. explain to us briefly why he has become reckless. i think he was always reckless in his decision. i think in terms of his foreign policy and defense record, he's been a consistent and a serial failure. his policies of iran and his policies with the palestinians. his policies, managing the relations with the u.s. they are going back a decade. not going back weeks or months into the point where the war began. he's always been reckless. for him it is always about confrontation, politics, whatever is expeditious of that moment. it is never about planning.