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Continues. Host Professor John yoo is a former Deputy Assistant attorney general and the george w. Bush immigration and the coauthor of a new book. Want to start by getting your thoughts on how those emerging weapons technologies you talk about in your book could be applied to the threat now of a nuclear north korea. Guest great to be with you. We should keep in mind that north korea is probably our most Eminent National Security Threat that President Trump and his National Security team at the United Nations will make that case this morning or this afternoon. We have a person who is in icbmso...

To contraception under former president 0bamas Affordable Care act. The rule allows employers and insurers to not provide Birth Control if doing so violates their religious beliefs or moral convictions. 55 million women benefited from the 0bama era rule, a which made companies provide free Birth Control. The American Civil Liberties union has challenged the new rules in court in san francisco, and the state of massachussets is doing the same. Speaking to reporters white house secretary Sarah Huckabee sanders defended mr trumps decision. The president believes that the freedom to practise ones ...

Could deprive around sixty million american women of access to free contraception. The Us Department of health said employers and Insurance Companies can now exempt themselves on religious or moral grounds from providing contraceptive pills and other methods of Birth Control. The bbcs peter bowesjoins me now from los angeles. Tell us more about this provision. This goes back to the 0bama era, is that correct . Yes. It goes back to 2009 when the Affordable Health act was introduced and a lot of debate at the time about this particular provision. At the end of the day it was included. 0nly relig...

Provision. At the end of the day it was included so that only religious institutions could effectively veto on that decision to supply contraceptives free of charge to women who wanted them. Now, under donald trump, its being extended to include all employers. So if they decide for their own religious or moral reasons that they do not want to supply the women that they employ, essentially the funds through their health funds to pay for contraceptives, they will have the right to do that. How divisive a political issue is this . Its a hugely divisive legal issue. It always has been. Of course, ...

Im duncan golestani. Donald Trumps Administration has announced new rules that could deprive around 60 million american women of access to free contraception. The Us Department of health said employers and Insurance Companies can now exempt themselves on religious or moral grounds from providing contraceptive pills and other methods of Birth Control. Earlier i got the latest from the bbcs peter bowes in los angeles. It goes back to 2009 in fact when the Affordable Health act was introduced and a lot of debate at the time about this particular provision. At the end of the day it was included so...