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already closed last month. critics say that is by design, a slow motion strategy playing out little by little until it's too far and too late to stop it. >> sandra: shannon bream will be here what's at stake and cases at the supreme court, including the abortion pill. but first this. suspect accused of leaking our nation's secrets in court for the first time. 21-year-old national guardsman jack teixeira seen wearing hands cuffs and a khaki prison jump suit as he stood before a federal judge. >> bill: facing two federal charges for removing and sharing classified information. cameras ...

Food and products for them. >> bill: hard to eat a lot of millions, and kevin o'leary was saying rampant crime is making investment unrealistic. >> sandra: huge impact on the communities around the stores dependent to get in expensive goods locally and that goes away, and large part happening because of crime, other reasons as well. the big cities are taking an economic hit. blame it on a weakening economic picture for walmart and the stores there and you say it's not crime, the economy is weaker now, people don't want to live there. tied together. >> bill: people don't want to live there or g...

Have to have votes in the senate and house, get it approved. get it done before that octoboct october-18th deadline. and then, the question too will become how do they deal with the long-term issue? mitch mcconnell wants democrats to use that budget process that would allow them to circumvent a republican filibuster and raise the debt ceiling on votes by their own. but democrats say they don't want to go that route because it's circuitous and labor-intensive route and would force them to take a whole host of votes that they don't want to take on amendments to -- in that budget process. so the ...

There is discussion internally today and it happened last week about lowering the filibuster threshold to 51 votes just to have a carve-out on the debt ceiling issue, itself. but to do that, you need support from all 50 democrats to agree to any changes to the senate rules. and of course, one of those senators, joe -- joe manchin, who along with kyrsten sinema have dug in, have opposed any changes to those filibuster rules along with a handful of others. today, though, manchin would not explicitly say if he opposes changing the senate's filibuster rules. only telling me earlier that we will no...

It had already been made public. and is being reviewed by the trump administration, actually. "the new york times" clarified that this has been out there but it's still new. the version posted yesterday was the third draft, which was public in march. this is the fifth draft which is not the white house for review. sarah huckabee sanders quickly lashed out saying it's very disappointing but entirely predictable to use "the new york times" would write up this draft report. before any of the agencies directly involved -- drafts of this report have been published and made widely available on line ...