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where all of this is going. >> part of the argument people make in defense of thomases that he was always a conservative anyway and these are his friends hooking him up. >> it is not unconstitutional to have friends. i want to be clear about that. you have a right to have friends, even rich friends. i think where the optics become more problematic is that we are seeing individuals essentially donate funds to the court to keep the conservative super majority in play. there has been a lot of reporting by the new york times last year about justice thomas complaining about his small judicial salary, which is actually quite significant relevant -- relative to what other americans make. maybe he would not stay on the court and these wealthy interests wind, no, no, no, let's figure out how to keep you on the court and keep you happy and suddenly you see the money rolling in. >> this is a key point.
to the courthouse to defended the president, what are you hearing? >> a yes just a good evening, the brigham movement israel, paperwork is being sent. your right to point to this top three, it's definitely under consideration for vice president. but sources are telling us that list is a little longer than that, we are in a different phase now, the serious vetting but it also includes arkansas senator tom cotton, include south carolina senator tim scott, near congresswoman, and florida congresswoman brian donaldson and former presidential candidate and former secretary doctor ben carson. so the list is a bit longer than just the three, but they are narrowing it down. to your point i don't think this will finish up until right before even at the convention according to sources we talked to. >> jesse: always drama when we come to these things. rubio brett, i mean i thought he
through these complicated processes just to get here. this effort is temporarily reducing numbers, but that pressure could keep building and we could see an increase in the future. >> what do you think happens of donald trump is elected and this order is in place? does it matter one way or another? >> no matter who is president, the core operations have not changed and the laws will not have changed either. people still have a right to seek asylum, but it is worth noting that president trump, his administration released hundreds of thousands of migrants at the border in 2018 and 2019 when they saw similar limitations and the situation has devolved since then with people coming from further abroad, emphasizing the need for congress to step in and start funding the humanitarian protection system. >> aaron reichlin-melnick, thank you very much.
>> job? you know is illegal to cross the border like this right? >> yeah. >> you okay? >> yes. >> where are you from. >> egypt soon türkiye. >> all türkiye? where are you from? >> egypt. >> egypt. >> and this is the first day that president biden's executive order has gone into effect here at the border, blocking asylum for illegal crossers. he can see behind me we have a mass illegal crossing, does not appear these migrants are too afraid of that new executive order. back to you. >> jesse: joe biden says his immigration executive order would crack down on illegals entering the country, what he lied. hours before -- after biden side of the order, leaked e-mails obtained by the new york post revealed a real plan, have ice asians coaching the migrants to
this effort is temporarily reducing numbers, but that pressure could keep building and we could see an increase in the future. >> what do you think happens of donald trump is elected and this order is in place? does it matter one way or another? >> no matter who is president, the core operations have not changed and the laws will not have changed either. people still have a right to seek asylum, but it is worth noting that president trump, his administration released hundreds of thousands of migrants at the border in 2018 and 2019 when they saw similar limitations and the situation has devolved since then with people coming from further abroad, emphasizing the need for congress to step in and start funding the humanitarian protection system. >> aaron reichlin-melnick, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> alex wagner tonight starts
or not a former president tried to deny our right to cast a vote. that case could get on track depending on what the supreme court does and how quickly they do it. but of course the florida case, the southern district of florida case, is extraordinarily serious. it involves how a candidate for the presidency mishandled classified information in potentially catastrophic ways. i think it is extremely unlikely that we will see a trial in the case before the end of the year, but you know the interesting thing is that we all i think by into the trump narrative that these cases won't get to trial. it's too late, forget it, everything is about what the voters do. that is true in a sense. voters will ultimately make a decision, but if trump is not elected these cases will go to trial shortly after the first of the year and that is one way of bringing this situation to a close and seeking justice. >> that is the intent of my
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contraceptive access should be a right in this country exactly what tells me that they don't believe that it should be a right and they believe that states should have the ability to restrict access to contraception. >> and i don't think americans should have their right to contraception to be limited by their zip code what's an end state that they happen to live in, but that unfortunately is what my republicans colleague belief nearly a dozen of those republican colleagues are up for reelection this year and they voted against this piece of legislation. how do you think that those votes will impact their reelection? section chances well, i think it's going to be very negative for them because over 90% of americans believe in access to contraception and when we're talking about things that people have had access to for decades now. >> and i think my republican colleagues want to take us back to the 40s and 50s when women had to ask permission from their husbands to get it, right, access to contraception we simply cannot have that anymore and they had a chance
this week in the senate health committee where the republican witnesses made it clear that they do not support access to all contraception at all. and it is, again, a very real threat. the dobbs decision overturning roe versus wade has had so many consequences. and the court made it clear, they are not stopping at overturning our right to control our own bodies with regard to accessing abortion care. they're making it clear that they're going to go further. justice thomas as i said before has invited litigators to revisit this issue. and having people like my opponent who would support a national ban elected to office. but they would also rubber stamp any judge and we saw