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MSNBC The Beat With Ari Melber October 14, 2021 22:13:00 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC The Beat With Ari Melber October 14, 2021 22:13:00

Having something. then we would be having a conversation. then it's go time. >> now we're in deep law school end, but hey, here we are. when people see "my cousin vinny," that's when he goes toly attempt. it's different than a place that adjudicates. we did want to look at another scene that played out at this republican rally in virginia. bannon was a headliner, along with trump. people pledged allegiance to an american flag that had allegedly been carried on january 6. >> i also want to invite kim from chesapeake. she is carrying an american flag that was carried at the peaceful rally with d...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170605:16:37:00

To fulfill that idea of trying to have a better relationship with russia. >> now, i also wanted to ask you about some exclusive reporting from susan glasser in politico who is reporting beyond what we knew during the president's trip to nato that he had -- there were briefings that he was going to reaffirm his commitment to so-called article 5 and didn't in the speech. now it seems from her reporting there was a text that was approved by mcmaster, by tillerson, by all of the national security team that he didn't read. that he had somehow a different text for his big nato speech, the one that s...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170110:14:45:00

Nation's duly enacted immigration laws. it's true that each branch of government has an independent duty to assess the constitutionality of the laws that it writes, administers and adjudicates, but it's equally true that the executive has a constitutional responsibility to, as we all know, take care that the laws be faithfully executed. i know our colleague, this senator sessions, respects the legislative process and the prerogative of congress to write the law. as he explained during the confirmation hearing that we held for john ashcroft's nomination to serve as attorney general, "the attorn...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170110:14:45:00

It is run from criminal law to the newly enacted immigration laws. it is true that each branch of government has an independent duty to address the constitutionality of the laws it writes. it administers and adjudicates. the executive has a constitutional ability to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. i know our colleague, this senator sessions, respects the legislative process and the prerogative of congress to write the law. as he said during john ashcroft's nomination to serve as attorney general quote, the attorney general is a law enforcer. there is a big difference between a ...

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Specifically is allowed access to abortion in america? you have to have been raped to qualify, right? so who adjudicates who has been raped? do you take every woman's word for it? what if the man who is the alleged rapist says, it wasn't rape. who do you take his word for it? whose word counts? do you wait until it's adjudicated in court? what if there's an appeal? how many weeks and months does that take, and how many weeks and months can go by while you can still feasibly get a abortion while waiting for that process? if it's not the woman making the decision, who gets to make the decision? ...