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Alice, to you first. why do you think this relatively strong vaccine endorsement is coming from donald trump now? >> well, merry christmas to you as well, amara. i think like you say, it is a christmas miracle. im glad to hear him give full throated endorsement for the vaccine. i was glad when he recently told a crowd of supporters he got the booster shot and thats a good thing. look, we have to give former president trump credit for the work he did do in operation warp speed in getting the vacc...

Vaccinations in a full throated way? there was a little bit of this when donald trump and bill oreilly got together just the other day. i want to play that sound and get your answer on the other side. >> because of that vaccine, millions and millions of people, i think this would have been the spanish flu of 1917 where up to a hundred million people died, this was going to ravage the country far beyond what it is right now. take credit for it. take credit for it. it is a great -- what weve done ...

I have to note it is not exactly clear at this moment whether or not the vice president gave a full-throated answer of what exactly she meant. the quote she said in the interview to the l.a. times. she said, we didnt see delta coming. i think most scientists did not upon whose advice and direction we have relied, didnt see delta coming. we didnt see omicron coming. thats the nature of what this is. this awful virus, which as it turns out, has mutations and variants. that from the vice president....

Tweeted in support of pro-democracy activists in hong kong two years uh-uh go or when mercedes apologized today the ccp for quoting the dalhi lama in an ad. perhaps the most absurd example was actor john sinas hostage style video apologizing in mandarin for having made the mistake of having called taiwan a nation. for the record taiwan is a self-discovered democratic island. these apologies are relatively commonplace if cowardly as you can see. what we dont see as much is full throated defense o...

Tennis star peng shuai against a top chinese leader. that kind of spine is a stark departure from the retreats weve seen in the past like the nbas apology tour when the houston rockets general manager tweeted in support of activists in hong kong two years ago. or when several airlines vowed to demand their websites remove references to taiwan and hong kong. but perhaps the most absurd example was actor john sinas hostage style video apologizing in mandarin for having made the mistake of having c...

Apologizing in mandarin for having made the mistake of calling taiwan a nation in an interview. for the record, taiwan is a self-governed democratic island which is attending the democracy summit. these sins apologies for the sin of offending china are relatively commonplace, if cowardly as you can see. what we dont see quite as much is a full throated defense of vladimir pewtenutin in u.s. med. just take a look at the banners, nato seems to exist to torment putin and putin wants to keep his bor...

In the republican party, and then you have folks like former vice president mike pence who recently said this. >> in january of 2017, i took an oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states. i know in my heart of hearts on that day we did our duty under the constitution. i dont know if president trump and i will ever see eye to eye on that day. or that many of our most ardent supporters will agree with my decision that day. but i know i did the right thing. >> i think it is --...

You were just lining to live oral arguments before the supreme court on the mississippi abortion law, the challenges of roe vs. wade. we have the former acting u.s. solicitor general, he has argued dozens of cases in front of the supreme court. all msnbc legal analysts. neil, what stood out to you the most? did something surprise you? >> nothing really surprised me. i think there was a whole question would mississippi come in and frontally attack roe vs. wade. and the answer here is a full throa...

Conversation, katie. neil, i watched your coverage as this was happening and i felt despair watching your analysis. tell us what you made of today. >> you normally hear supreme court folks say you cant predict for moral argument and so and and the justices can surprise you, i agree with that to a certain point, but you can predict. most of the time you can predict. this is one in which yes, something unusual can happen, but the predictions are basically mississippi wins. the only question is do ...

0 standard of self-has proved difficult to administer and that is relevant to the analysis. and i want to give you an opportunity to respond. >> yes, your honor. the first point id like to make is the undue burden test is not at issue in this case. that is the test that applies to regulations, not prohibitions. and the state has conceded that this is a prohibition. thats the title of this law. an act to prohibit abortion after 15 weeks. the only thing at issue in this case is the viability line,...