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Reproductive care. In theory, turnout would be low, making the initiative easier to pass, and therefore the fall vote on abortion harder to pass. The problem, voters saw through it, and turned out in droves, resoundingly rejecting the gop effort to make it harder to protect access to abortion. An outcome prominent members of the state party worried was inevitable as explained by republican state rep, jamie calendar to ali vitali on this show yesterday. Whats the lesson for your party come tuesday night or wednesday morning, the Ballot Initiative fails . Maybe we should spend more time thinking...

miles away. that's where the web space telescope -- attention of astronomers and space fans everywhere. according to nasa, the star, w r 1 to 4, among the biggest and most radiant stars known, is about to die. before going supernova. supernova's, as you may know, are the hottest, brightest objects in the night sky. the stars surrounded by cooler, glowing halo of gas and dust, a lot of it equivalent to the mass of ten of our sons. the mass comes from the starts off, which now is a mere shadow of its former self. and now only ways the same as about 30 sons. my mind is blown. the news c...

Turnout in the suburbs, even if suburbs in ohio that actually do still lean red. there also were cases where some of the areas that have trended towards republicans in the trump era, some of those working class areas, like the youngstown area, again, the no votes dramatically outperformed j.d. vance, the republican senate candidate in 2022. there are clearly voters who have moved to the republican party for a variety of reasons. whatever reason, they do not seem to be turning out or do not seem to be supporting further abortion restrictions here. >> there's a big senate race in ohio, one that ...

And you're looking at a need for -- because we have that mismatch, so, i am getting jargon -- >> and it does -- >> but what's important -- >> with the 70 billion. >> and we can't underestimate the importance of one of those decisions that was taking this weekend. to allow these banks -- they don't have losses, they're sitting on what's called paper losses. they can now -- whatever the value of those debt pieces that they have on the ballot sheet, they cannot say, look, i think it's worth 100 percent of what we want to be in the end. go get some money. that's -- >> people and paying as much att...

Happened that summer in charlottesville, virginia? who were these people marching through the streets? why had trump said there were good people on both sides? but they were really asking, i sensed, was a more fundamental question -- is that you? is that america? i offered the usual explanation for the 2016 election. the combination of criticisms of the clinton campaign, the news media, the bizarre twists that coalesce to elevate trump. the fact there had been no massive shift in public opinion to the right, but rather a radicalization on the right. i watch them listened skeptically. these men...