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access to contraception. and just recently, donald trump said he was quote looking at policies to block access to contraception. which means safe and effective forms of birth control could be at risk. if given an opportunity, donald trump would sign a national abortion ban. a second trump term would really mean more harm, more pain, and less freedoms. but we're not going let that happen. >> senator baldwin, i'm struck by this just as a senate strategist. it would be so easy for the republicans in the senate to just take this issue off the table as an election issue. just by voting for this bill. but they mean it so much, that they are willing to take all of this heat against the wishes of more than 90% of voters by standing there in opposition to contraception on the floor of the united states senate. >> absolutely. we saw it happen today. we also had a hearing earlier
specifically black families and the point that black families being together is a great thing for the black community. and you do have to acknowledge the empirical fact that before lyndon johnson's policies and the welfare state that was created in the united state. i'm not talking about good, bad, or indifferent about black families were hold on. black marriage rates were significantly higher. well, what if america, that's a good thing that may have contributed to the maybe the decline in marriage rates, which by the way, is not unique to black families. that's happening actually across racial groups. but what about other things? i mean, what about redlining? do you think that that had an effect on the black family? what about mass incarceration? what about the war on drugs, which was pushed by a republican president, who's adviser said it was specifically to target black people. what about all of those things? >> look, if you want to talk about red lining and a lot of the other policies that were
that's a good thing. not only for the black community and for black families, but it's also a good thing for the country. so what was the point of tying together? >> other, the black family and jim crow specifically, i mean, jim crow, as you know, was a period of racial segregation of racial terror. why would you make that connection? >> all i was doing was referring to the time periods when you talk about the history, the historical timelines in america, and coinciding with black families and what their marriage way in black families are the overarching point is obviously talking about what polling shows today, that about 20 he, 25% of the black vote, depending on what paul, you're looking at, is leaning towards supporting republicans and supporting president trump the corollary to that is, is that when you're in a family unit, husband and wife live in together working together, thriving together. you're raising your kids, your thought process is now talking about building generational wealth
your own political viewpoint. and so what i said, what i said is very let's play it i wanted to what i want to undo is understand what you're saying here, because if you're making a comparison, you're saying the black family was together, then they're not together now and you're using that to try to say that that things are bad now, well, first of all, let me just to set the table here by pretty much every available measure, black families, black individuals in this country are better off today than they were during jim crow. would you agree with that? >> how do you of course so what i'm not making that point and this is the problem. every what the democrats would hakeem jeffries, they on the house floor, what jamie harrison, what the what the president of the end nwa cp with the biden campaign because they're the ones who started this. it was really the biden campaign's we're trying to cherry pick everything they're trying to twist my words into saying something. i never said that. what i was talking about, what
1968 or visit horsepower scrubber.com. now hey, mom, how many should i decorate it? >> has ran have blue it's a. really tough call. >> who are you if you look at the latest data you're probably going to need a lot of those purple sprinkles how this guy really knows his stuff justice samuel alito's neighbors speaking out on tv for the first time, we learned that this flag was flown upside down outside of the alitos, virginia home. >> it's a maga stop the steal symbol. and alito blamed it on his wife. now, a woman who is in the middle of all of this, spoke to cnn's erin burnett tonight, aron abby, emily wanted to speak out to dispute what the justice himself is saying. justice alito is saying
because you don't look a certain way or make a certain income, you're not thriving is part of this idea of follow people. >> and i've been really struck by the fixation on the lbj era as opposed to perhaps all the other things they came before it if during before, during and after it, it is interesting to me that because the lbj era was a mixture of these social programs and also the civil rights programs. it has gotten sort of attacked by conservatives as being the source of all of the problems when it comes to racial disparities in this country. i mean, does that line up with what you know happened in that era? >> well, no, absolutely not. one when we think about social welfare in the united states, we don't have social welfare until the new deal fdr 1933.
disproves it. it just doesn't make sense will abbe justice alito did send a letter to congress and you're not allowed to lie to congress. >> so there could be serious questions about what he alleges happened. now that emily is speaking out, but i asked her why she thinks it's worth it to speak out. i'll and she told me that she believes american democracy is fragile. and that there's just no excuse at this point for not standing up and that is why she's choosing to speak out now, abbe, aaron. >> thank you very much for that. and you can see more of errands interview on cnn.com up next for us breaking news on capitol hill, senate republicans have blocked a bill to protect contraception. we'll talk about the real-world impact of all that sometimes the best thing you can do with intelligence is share it with your adversary. >> if his secret is betrayed itself bullet to the back of the hand secrets and spies a nuclear gang sunday at ten on
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doesn't really tell us anything. it just tells us that they voted for the republican party, which is a different thing than it is for today. >> we also going to acknowledge that how the 64 civil rights act actually got through the us senate wasn't because of also the leadership of senator every directorate, there are dirksen was the minority republican later any united states. and at that time absolutely have to acknowledge that i think when i talk about 20 the history that went along with some suggested, i think that's a good thing you shouldn't have that historical conversation suggesting that congressional republicans necessarily where the stump, the stumbling block for any of this legislation. all i'm saying is that when you ask why do black people vote for democrats you have to acknowledge that that is one of the main reasons i want to just ask one other thing though. that's congressman it's striking to me that this conversation about the family, about who is the recipient of