Nation that says when a baby is capable of feeling pain, and abortion cannot be allowed? a 15-week ban is a deal. it s time has come, it is supported by 70% of the american people. to help us separate fact from fiction, let s bring in georgetown university law professor michele goodwin, the author of policing the womb, invisible women and the criminalization of motherhood. michelle, i didn t even know where began with a number of falsehoods that were spotted on that stage. how about we start with what we heard from tim scott riley abortion on demand. really taking what is a medical rarity and trying to frame it as a question of choice. the complicated matter here is that, in the backdrop of this, we have litigation in
White house chief of staff. it s fair to say that you know, mark was a ringleader of much of the events that happened around january 6th, he was somebody who was the president sought q fought fine additional attorneys, who gave advice different in the white house counsel. mark was central to pulling together many of those who were i think whispering falsehoods into the presidents ear. now, thanks to fani willis s sprawling indictment, we have a full understanding of just how mark meadows looked to subvert our small d democratic processes. according to filings from willis s office, meadows acknowledged that he had attended a meeting at the white house on december 21st, 2020 with trump. members of congress, and others to discuss allegations of voter fraud in that state. and the next day, meadows made a subscribe to coffee county to attempt to observe an election audit that was in progress.
Ago we saw a new speedy trial demand from sidney powell who is an attorney briefly affiliated with the trump campaign in the aftermath of 2020 who spread a lot of this information and falsehoods about the vote count in georgia and other swing states. under georgia s rules somebody who files a speedy trial demand will basically have to go to trial in anywhere from two to four months and the thinking among some attorneys i talked to not affiliated with the case is that sidney powell will likely join is that sidney powell will likelyjoin kenneth chesebro, another attorney who was indicted as part of this case, when his trial begins in 23 october, that was granted the other day. late october, that was granted the other day- other day. we spoke to republican other day. we spoke to republican congress i other day. we spoke to - republican congress ronnie davis yesterday and this is what he said. rodney davis. the other defendants along with the president, they will be bled the president, they will be bled dry by trying to afford attorneys and if president trump attorneys and if president trump is not going to help them through trump is not going to help them through his fundraising
And falsehoods about the vote count in georgia and other swing states. under georgia s rules, somebody who files a speedy trial demand will basically have to go to trial in anywhere from two to four months, and the thinking among some attorneys i talked to not affiliated with the case is that sidney powell will likelyjoin kenneth chesebro, another attorney who was indicted as part of this case, when his trial begins on 23 october, that was just granted the other day. we spoke to former republican congress rodney davis yesterday about the co defendants in this case and this is what he said. the other defendants along with the president, they will be bled dry by trying to afford attorneys, and if president trump is not going to help them through his fundraising mechanisms to pay for their legal fees, i would think they are probably going to say whatever it takes to get an agreement and get a plea deal with the fulton county, with the fulton county district attorney.
We must solve the issue can t we have a minimum standard and every state in the nation that says when a baby is capable of feeling pain, and abortion cannot be allowed? a 15-week ban is a deal. it s time has come, it is supported by 70% of the american people. to help us separate fact from fiction, let s bring in georgetown university law professor michele goodwin, the author of policing the womb, invisible women and the criminalization of motherhood. michelle, i didn t even know where began with a number of falsehoods that were spotted on that stage. how about we start with what we heard from tim scott riley abortion on demand. really taking what is a medical rarity and trying to frame it as a question of choice. the complicated matter here is that, in the backdrop of this, we have litigation in
Manhattan assistant district attorney jeremy solan and cnn contributor and former georgia state senator who testified in this probe before the grand juror jen jordan. great to have everyone. thank you for being here. jen, full circle for you. you were a state lawmaker in the room when people like rudy giuliani came down and perpetuated lies and falsehoods about what happened in georgia. then you testified before the grand jury and now you see trump arrested, booked, mug shot. surreal? well, it feels a lot better or too real? it feels a lot better on this end than it did in the beginning. the surreal part was when they actually came down to georgia and presented basically a false narrative. and so now, you know, for feels like for two years there has been kind of this national gaslighting that what you saw wasn t real, you know, i didn t say that, but the video doesn t
President of the united states, never used in our republic that allowed him to overturn the election results. there had been a lot of conversations leading up to this. mark or central to pulling together many of those who are i think whispering falsehoods to the president here. and so i think that when you look at the federal indictment and he s not in it, others on your previous panel questioned whether or not there has been involvement with mark with the special counsel office. if it relates to what happens in georgia, i don t think any of us relishes seeing what our former colleagues speaking of ringleaders, we also saw john eastman, why the architects of the fake electors scheme. he surrendered today but was unapologetic. he said he was acting on behalf of the former president, he called it zealous advocacy of an attorney. what did you think of seeing him walk into that jail today after all that happened and, frankly, you are an adviser to
Authority invested upon a vice president of the united states, that has never been used in 250 years of our republic that allowed him to overturn the election results. and so, there have been a lot of conversations leading up to this. and mark was essential to pulling together many of those who were, i think, whispering falsehoods into the presidents ear. and so, i think that when you look at the federal indictment, and he is not in it. i think others on your previous panel, questioned whether or not there s been a involvement from mark with the special counsel s office. but as it relates to what happens in georgia, i don t think any of us relish seeing our former colleagues go through what likely is in store for them. and speaking of ringleaders, we also saw john eastman, one of the architects of the fake electors scheme. he surrendered today, but was unapologetic. he said he was acting on behalf of the former president. he called it zealous advocacy of an attorney. what did you think, seeing him walk into that jail today, after all that happened?
And frankly, you are an adviser to pence. pence was physically put in danger as a result of all of this. sure. sure, he was, and i think storied career clermont institute advancing conservative causes. i think it s tragic to see, this is sort of the final chapter, likely in his career. but, i think you listen to his comments, and i think you can have it both ways. it s either, i m advocating for first amendment rights to mislead the american people, i m protected to provide falsehoods to the american people under the first amendment. or, it s, i have evidence that shows the election was stolen. and if only i could bring that forward, and i could prove that. and seems that where the president still, is despite the fact that there have been many recounts and many lawsuits, there is still the claim that i have evidence to prove it was stolen. but, which is? it it can t really be both. it s either, i m going to prove the election was stolen. or, actually, i have a first amendment right to mislead, and that s what i m protected by. and it seems like they are trying to argue both at the
Outsource the export industry, not a single one. and nowe kw we know the whether defense is intentional. at first we thought it was a slip of the tongue. now, just like the sovietue propaganda was designe. soviet to force the population into submission by swallowing the most absurd, illogical laws, the weather defense serves the exactgalal li same pa if you can get the people to accept and repeat blatant falsehoods, you destroy their sense of justice and integrity. grity.you don t have to make tha believe it. you just have to make themo accept it. so now, even with dark sxen hu elementary evidence of joe biden and hunter biden in business together, flying to the same countries, accomplishing the same goals, secretly emailing each other about the same pursuits, sharing bank accounts, even splitting appetizers at business dinners, the left will still tell you this is a story about a father loving his drug addicted son. that s called psychological warfare. and you have a choice of