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A way to resolve this without i putting the country through the, you know, what again would be really divisive for us. griff: well, it seems that there are possibly going to be trials before then. we'll have to see where it goes. as always, congressman bera, thank you for coming on and giving us your insight. >> thanks unfor having me on. griff: molly? molly: and from the other side of the aisle we are joined by republican congressman from pennsylvania dan meuser. thank you so much for giving us a little bit of your time on this saturday afternoon. another very interesting week in washington. ...

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If it turns out to be like the draft, what that would mean? because jimmy hit on something. it doesn't say that abortion across the board is outlawed. >> emily: i have read almost all 98 pages of the opinion. almost, i've got a few pages left, but i read the draft infill and it says there is a political process in place in this country whereby states were deciding on abortion, what it should be, legal or not legal. ruth bader ginsburg argued that the tides of democracy were flowing towards pro-abortion. i would disagree with her. that was her argument, and her qualm with roe is that it's up th...

2022. there it is, what are we looking at with a progressive increase in red and blue, but mostly red. >> over the last hcentury, we'v seen a self-sorting of the electorate, to the vast majority of americans living in partisan echo chambers. what that means over time, we've got an entire generation of kids growing up in the country with limited exposure at best to alternative points of view, both in terms of communities where they're growing up and the media that's present there. and i believe over time that's going to lead to increasing sectarian strife, rising political violence, as long as ...

Infighting happening for three years now as brexit has been delayed and postponed and really there's not much appetite for more political infighting, more of these rivalries to take place. that's exactly what's happening. analysts will tell you it's not an issue of who is the prime minister. it's not an issue of who holds office because those obstacles are still in place. participant is still in deadlock. there is no consensus there and brussels has already said they're not going to spend time renegotiating what they've been negotiating for 2 1/2 years. really the nightmare of brexit continues...