D antuono, something he might have known if he had shown up at the deposition like i did. all other opening statements will be included in the record and the honorable christopher wray has been director of the fbi since 2017, and he formerly served as the department of justice and the associate deputy attorney general and as assistant u.s. attorney for the northern district of georgia. director wray has also worked in private practice at king spalding llp. we welcome our witness and thank him for appearing today. we will begin by swearing you in, director. would you please rise and raise your right hand. you ve done this before. do you swear or affirm under penalty and perjury that the testimony is correct and crew to the best of your knowledge so help you god? the witness answered in the affirmative. please know that your written testimony will be entered into the record accordingly and we ask that you summarize your testimony if five minutes and we ll give you a few extra
Promotions because of tommy tuberville. this is a guy who represents an honorable, noble state who committed over the years, over the decades, hundreds of young people to the military in defense of this country. he alone is standing against all the progress because, as you said, the ability of women to travel to other states to maintain their health. that s what he is doing. where are the republican voices in the united states senate speaking out loudly against this? it is time. they might be talking to him off the floor. where are they talking out loudly and publicly about this obscenity? let s put the question to capitol hill correspondent ali vitali who has been covering this story. ali, good morning. so where is this going? where does it end? he is not going to get what we wants out of it. defense department isn t going to change its policy on this, so how does senator tuberville end this charade? it has been going on for months at this point, and that is the question we ve been asking. i think he s gone to the floor,
I m back with the honorable kamala harris, vice president of the united states. and my panel, genesis sanchez, amanda zurowski, shannon brewer, and dr. todd ivy. before we went to break, dr. ivy, we were sort of beginning to chat about the consequences, and the vice president made an excellent point about when you eliminate abortion you sometimes eliminate doctors. and that is absolutely true. we re seeing many downstream effects from this. one is on education of physicians in the our state. what we see nationally is, in states that have restrictive abortion losses, there s been a 10% decrease in medical students
That. we are extremely we are extremely pleased with the outcome today. but understand something this is not just a victory for scott, it s a victory for every law enforcement officer in this country who does the best they can every single day. how dare prosecutors try to second guess the actions of honorable, decent police officers. lydia, do you have something to say? you know, through this journey, i mean, scott is my life, my heart, my soul. and people could never understand how we re doing it, and it s simple the lord is my rock and my strength. and faith you walk by faith, and you never, ever, ever give up. it s extremely important to understand how we got here. former sheriff scott israel held a press conference without ever speaking to my client about what
Maga republican party. i really did look, i know you re going to think i m a little naive here after all these years, but i have great faith in the instincts of the american people. i really do. i believe ordinary people are decent and honorable, if you appeal to them they ll do the right thing, and i think that s and the other thing is, nicolle, you know, there s a lot of good that s happening. for example, 60 some percent of the american people have greater job satisfaction than they ve had in the high 15, whatever the number is 30 years. i know the polling numbers are not good but they were the same way when i ran and won. everybody thought i was going to get clobbered in a primary. i got 80 million votes in the last election. and the same thing i remember i was saying i thought the democratic party was going to do extremely well in the off year election, and other than the bushes it did.