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The center for reproductive rights is the lead council in the mississippi state asking to overturn roe versus wade and the texas case, which the supreme court you mentioned failed four times to step in and stop what has been a disaster in the state of texas for pregnant people. they have been unable to get an abortion past six week for almost five months. it is a constitutional right. texas is defying the supreme courts precedent. the supreme court is letting it happen. justice sotomayors words ...

Dramatic series of events. the pictures of that bridge are unbelievable. i want to ask you about something else that you are reporting today. the president is in demand this year and presidents sometimes have to assert that or make sure that reporters who cover them know that. when theres a question mark and not super aware of an open question. for these democrats to want to campaign with the president clearly the strength of the infrastructure make him a draw around the issues. is that what the...

Judge pryor became justice breyer, by an overwhelming partisan vote at the time. he has announced his determination to step down from active service after four decades, 28 years in the united states supreme court. his legacy includes work as a leading scholar and jurist bringing his brilliance to bear to make the government run more efficiently and effectively and includes his stature as a beacon of wisdom on our constitution and what it means. i threw it all, justice breyer has worked tirelessl...

Nikki haley feels very passionately as you just heard about the toll its taking on the nations children. >> john: personal note. school district our twins go to opted out in terms of the mask mandate, the kids went to school yesterday. our son wore a mask all day by his choice, our daughter didnt. so, they are free to make their own choice, which is an interesting way of doing it. >> sandra: thats an interesting thing, i think you will find that, grandparents said wear it until the weekend, take...

Documents to the january 6th committee. theyll do that tomorrow. this is going to be the first time the committee would get records wants to keep secret. hes having a big fight by that how significant is this? >> well, its very significant. unless a midnight order comes out from a court that stops that, the archives is on a timetable to release, and that could be very significant material. we dont know whats all in the tranche is that sell to be released, but these people left records behind. wh...

I think what the government got most right was constantly going with the grain of public opinion. i actually think the first lockdown happened before the government introduced any regulations because people decided it was important. i think the last non—lockdown over christmas almost happened because people decided to limit their social engagements, they decided that they wanted to see their family over christmas rather than their colleagues at a work party. and i think that is really interest...

She is the 9/11 of pearl harbors. [laughter] she is on, what scientists poop call. nobody wants any poop on them. its unfair to jimmy carter. he never said "malaise." the speech was a crisis in confidence, but he never said "malaise." you get the sense that the dems have given up on kamala and joe. >> jesse: geraldo, greg mentioned that with age comes with wisdom, so we will go to you. [laughter] >> geraldo: i resemble those remarks. [laughter] >> jesse: kamala harris should know better, not bec...

>> he cleared the air. and i appreciate it. we had a nice call. >> thats not an answer. did he a -- that doesnt sound like an apology? >> he said its nothing personal, pal. i told him that i appreciated him reaching out. >> now, this whole exchange could be something small, a gaffe over language, but its actually perhaps a window into bidens private thinking. that maybe he actually thinks fox is not the same, which is why he had those harsh words. but he has other reasons to echo a kind of conve...

Youre never as smart as you look when you win, and youre never as dumb as you look when you lose. when these things start rolling, and some bad things happen in sequence, a few things follow. one is everyone in washington, on television and off, is very generous with their advice. politicians on the hill begin to panic, thinking about the election that is at hand, which is theirs. and figuring out ways to try to separate themselves from you. and a lot of the things that you achieved are obscured...

A vip lane for covid contracts unlawful, and the prime minister apologised for attending during lockdown a drinks do at number ten. jeffrey, you may well be losing track of the number of parties and social events that appear to have taken place in downing street during one or other of the lockdowns. i certainly have. but how perilous is the situation now for the prime minister, do you think? conventional wisdom has been a bit like donald trump, borisjohnson is teflon, meaning that things just do...