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Saying that there really is synthetic racism and worrying about her son getting in confrontation with a police. that's what she would pay for. the rest of it, they don't care. want you to comment on that and comment a little bit on georgia, too, because you do see the norm core part of the republican party trying to weigh in in some of these states in georgia you do see even mike pence daring to defy trump and back brian kemp and some others jumping in there trying to say they want to keep kemp there because he's the least extreme of the choices, but they -- they don't have control of the base...

Out of 10 americans or 8 out of 10, depending on which poll you look at, still want roe v. wade to be the law of the land. we have to bear in mind that 32% of the electorate going into the midterms will be women over the age of 50. a lot of the women remember what times were like before roe was the law of the land. so i think that's the calculation democrats and chuck schumer were making. certainly up for debate. the bottom line is, this is not on democrats. this is on republicans. it is their fault and their fault alone we are in this issue. >> well, it certainly is on the republicans. john h...

Lower inflation. >> voters aren't buying the spin from the white house. the same fox poll we've been talking about showed 61% of americans disapprove of the biden administration's handling of the economy. that has been on a downward trend. they want this administration to take responsibility. they don't want to hear spin. they don't want to hear cherry picking of good economic data when the overall picture is very worrisome. that's front and center for this administration. they know the public mood of the economy is not looking good but haven't figured out a way to show they can really feel th...

The draft, the history of tradition of this, the rights in this country, we're talking about 1787 when the constitution was drafted. what were the positions and rights and traditions for african-americans, for immigrants, for women during that time period. what traditions and rights are we looking at? what rights do we have now that are not clearly articulated in the constitution that we want to enjoy and how does this open us all up to having our rights away, we can say butchered, the supreme court is deciding, cherry picking the constitution to decide what rights we're supposed to enjoy, wha...