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Has now been filed. state senate and house lawmakers are set to participate in limited debate this afternoon followed by a straight-up or down vote. gary is in austin. good to see you this afternoon. thanks for joining us on this. you got your hands on a draft version of the sb-7 bill. talk us through what's in it. >> reporter: i will absolutely do that. i just want to go to one thing, joe biden's statement just came out, president joe biden just released a new statement about this texas voting bill. he says, in part, it's an assault on democracy that we have seen far too often this year and o...

In Persuasion , mourning and renewal are not separate. Jane Austen (1775–1817) finished this novel during her own last illness and it has a quality of reflection all its own. Anne Elliot, living quietly in the country, has lost people she loves, and a chance at love, but as she moves once again into a broader world—a world of friendship, imagination, and of the wide seas toward the end of the Napoleonic Wars—life begins for her for a second time. This April, when we all will be living with losses, and, we hope, imagining entering the world again, come read the Austen novel in which, Vir...

The country's very existence. the stasi officers presented a draft version of new travel regulations. for it. was shocked by the suggestions. for the stand they had proposed the regulation permitting permanent departure meaning that from the 10th of november anyone would have been allowed to leave the country for good. but they still wouldn't have been allowed to leave and come back leave and just see a bit of the world or stroll through west berlin or visit their relatives. again that meant no freedom of travel just 3 days earlier lauter had had to defend the government's half hearted stance ...

Word games. she says she did not create the policy, which wasn't the question, but in any case, it's not quite accurate, either. she admits to seeing and weighing in on a draft version back in december of 2017 that offered the option of separating family units. when it became public last month, her spokesperson tried to suggest without actually saying that the secretary never wanted family separation, and it's true that the final declared policy does not explicitly say that children will be taken from their parents. the press release is titled, "the attorney general announces zero-tolerance po...

Policy was causing at the time. >> are you intending for this to play out as it is playing out? are you intending for parents to be separated from their children? are you intending to send a message? >> i -- i find that offensive. no. because why would i ever create a policy that purposely does that? >> perhaps it's deterrence. >> no. >> it's orwellian. i don't know -- she found it offensive, but "keeping them honest," that's exactly what the administration did. secretary nielsen simply doesn't want, didn't want, and doesn't now want to take responsibility for it. instead, as she did with the ...