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let's update you. to the war in gaza now, where there have been developments both on the ground and in ceasefire negotiations. the israel defense forces say it carried out a deadly airstrike early on thursday on a un school in the central part of the strip. they say it housed a hamas compound. the hamas—run media office says at least 27 people were killed,
tens of millions of americans have to worry about something as basic as birth control. make no mistake. americans' uncertainty about using birth control is one of the many shaneful consequences of overturning the roe v. wade. >> and so, the stakes in the election. if republicans win control of the united states senate, they will have enough votes to ban contraception in this country because they will not surrender to procedural niceties like the 60 vote rule in the senate. so the stakes in every senate election in the united states this year include contraception. contraception will be on the ballot in november in the form of senate candidates, republican senate candidates are members of the party. that wants to ban contraception and democratic candidates are members of the party that want to make sure contraception
any costings derived from other sources should not be presented as having been produced by the civil service. i have reminded ministers and advisers that this should be the case". a prime minister with his back against the wall, desperately trying to defend 1a years of failure, resorting — and it was a flash of his character, an insight into his character — to lies. and i don't say that lightly. the political aftershocks of last night's debate, as the arguments get angrier. narendra modi has been chosen as the head of the new coalition government in india. his bjp remains the biggest party in parliament but fell short of an absolute majority for the first time in ten years, leaving it dependent on support from smaller regional allies. likely means for mr modi's third term.
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was in 2016 to where he is today. >> yeah, it says the republicans are the pro-crime party. you know, i am thrilled that new york -- a state jurisdiction decided to do the hard work of holding donald trump accountable for just some of his crime sxchlts these were crimes that were designed to gain unfair advantage in the 2016 presidential election. and what did they get for it? new york? we have jurors who are being doxxed. we have witnessed being s.w.a.t.ed. we have judge's family members and prosecutors being put in harm's way, including by the republican party who want, to as you say, steph, go after alvin bragg for simply doing his job. and you know, the one thing that i think would probably go a long way to, you know, kind of prod justice into wakefulness writ large is if the federal government began charging some of the hierarchy of the insurrection. the suits of the insurrection as
>> reed, explain this to us. because republicans also said that they voted against the bill because it was a messaging push, but why wouldn't they want to send the message that contraception is protected in this country? i mean, it's super important to voters. >> well, look, they, you know, they have a very, very conservative evangelical base that really wants to get rid of all of this stuff. we're seeing it down in the fifth circuit, we're seeing it in texas. this is the kind of stuff they're going to do in louisiana as well. so they don't want to upset the base of their party. that's what this is. and so they think, okay, you know what, we'll vote against this. no one's really going to pay attention. but as jen said, like this issue, the issue of choice, is after dobbs the bumper that this dog just can't get enough of. and they just keep doing it and keep doing it and keep doing it.
think there were any errors in judge mcafee ruled pulling that said, i also think it's important to note that this is a huge blow to fani willis very early on. this seem like the strongest case. they got some very early, please. chesebro city powell to name two. and this case had a lot of momentum and now it has been stopped in its tracks, so disqualified know, off the track, yes and that's an important point as well. >> jim trusty, a former trump lawyer, let's talk a little bit about these two wins. these are major legal wins. how big of a when is this retro? >> well, i don't think either is all that shocking? i keep hearing people talking about delay tactics, delay attack is really the reaction i have is the ability of jack smith or fani willis or anybody else to accelerate these cases on an artificial schedule that's dictated by election is being denied. i think fani willis is in trouble most of the time i'm going to conflict case. you don't say pick one and the conflict is solved. you have both people that were a party to the conflict removed. now, i think the judge on the lower court made some very genteel
-- mainstream media that's getting to a lot of the people in this country. >> bingo. let's talk about what donald trump and his allies are doing. talk to us about this revenge mission, right, steve bannon saying this is a moment for obscure republican prosecutors to make a name for themselves and go after democrats, what? >> you know, the republicans are distinguishing themselves as the pro-crime party, plain and simple. when you see house speaker mike johnson, you see representative jim jordan and his weaponization of government committee, i mean, what they are doing, at least this is the way it looks to this old prosecutor, is they're obstructing justice. they're obstructing prosecutions of donald trump for political advantage. they're doing it whether they're state court prosecution, whether they're federal court prosecutions, and i wish some prosecutors would actually rise up and begin to call them out