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johnson, former congresswoman tulsi gabbard. we heard complaints about temporarily spresuppressing the hunter biden laptop story. we heard coronavirus vaccines and their stories that they personally feel tarlgted by levers of government. we heard from congressman jamie raskin, who really framed up the argument for democrats saying that the real federalization of the federal government is this committee. and he pointed to instances when donald trump was president, he used the federal government to target people he was opposed to. >> and there we see eliot williams, who is often on our air testifying right now. sara murray, thank you. a cable news reporter was arrested when he started reporting during a news conference about the ohio train derailment. we'll tell you what went wrong and how everyone from the network executives to the state's governor are reacting.
theories about like hillary clinton watching in real time as these attacks were going on as if she -- refusing to like allow people to go rescue the ambassador. none of that was true. >> yeah, it's going to be the depths of the internet all of the sudden on c-span loud and clear for people to see. but you're right. this oversight committee traditionally, particularly when there's a different president of a different party in the white house, has become -- really they stack it with people who really come at that administration. now, is there -- i think that they're going to try to shift the more serious investigations that they have, people out there that are serious or not, but the ones they actually want to focus on i think are going to come out of judiciary. some of the other committees. and this will be much more of a performative situation. >> right. like the afghanistan withdrawal's going to be handled by the house foreign affairs committee. >> and this if you think about this other, they have one about federalization. they're talking about the church committee, something that overlooked the size of the
particular. listen to this what happened on capitol hill. >> to the politicians and activists who accused lgbtq people of grooming children and being abusers, shame on you. >> we are being slaughtered and dehumanized. across this country. in communities you took oath to protect. >> the hateful rhetoric we've heard from elected leaders is the direct cause of the perfect shooting at club q. >> so, is the rhetoric causing it in part? >> i mean the rhetoric is a huge part. and we all have to look at how we're talking about in terms of our politics. politics is a part of it, mental health is a huge part of it. which doesn't mean you get to ignore the gun legislation part. it's all of it. there's so many contours to this conversation in this debate. it's real easy to focus on one and miss the others. there's also a cultural thing that's happening. that i've noticed over the past decade or two. is the federalization of black guns and black gun cultures. there's these pockets of gun
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i am jonathan capehart. exactly seven years ago today, june 26 2015, the supreme court handed down the historic ruling in -- which gave same-sex couples a constitutional right to marry. an amazing leap for equality five decades after the stonewall riots upheld the modern gay rights movement, just a half hour from the i-seven. later this evening, in unprecedented display of acceptance, the white house was emblazoned with rainbow colors of lgbtq pride. but if this is a high-water mark of its nation living up to its ideals, what do we call it happened on friday, when the supreme court's conservative supermajority overturned roe v. wade? as a result, abortion will soon be illegal in as many as 26 states. in louisiana, abortion is illegal after federalization. and kentucky, it is now a felony to perform, or attempt to, perform an abortion.
going to nominate to the court. >> will: other part of the revelation i'm talking about they are being open about. undermining institutions in the united states of america. talk about democracy, democracy, democracy while undermining the foundations of the public like the supreme court. i think it's increasingly the story we need to focus on. so little interest in finding this leaker. it cannot be a difficult investigation. incredibly important to the supreme court. how do we not know the name of this person that leaked this potential document and potential opinion. whether or not it's the supreme court. or whether or not it's packing the supreme court. or within whether or not it's proposed federalization of elections? there is not a single institution in the united states of america that doesn't undercome the boot heel of their own agenda. not a single one. write to tom cotton about that earlier. but undermining america's institution. >> i think that leak and some of nancy pelosi's comments. some of these protests we have seen outside of the justice's homes though in keeping with the democrats' approach that if they don't get their way.
scare them, which is also a part of the tactics. this is part about making people feel uncomfortable, it is about scaring people, it is bucking people in their place. that means keeping women and girls in this place. that is what this is about. >> to that point, joyce, the tennessee governor just signed a bill that would impose more restrictions on abortion pills. these bills are regulated by the fda, which is a federal agency. what potential power do they have to protect access to medication abortions? >> this is such a smart question because it is a canary in the coal mine for a lot of issues that involve federalization of abortion, and also traveling across state lines. the short answer to your question is, what is legal is not whatever five justices on this newly-ultraconservative supreme court say is okay. will they permit tennessee to interfere in something that the fda has already said is safe?