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control one half of one third la government. and yet hererg we are with then largest ever spending reduction in american history. kitty, i've goy thist to say th. you and i both seen plenty of p. debt ceiling deal , a debticansv ceiling deals in the past. did republicans ever get anything for those? even when we had unified control of the white house a,god the senate and the house, did we ever get cutta deal this gooe cutting deals like this are nott easy. we've managed to do it. the w and i get ithite. to pu the white house is going to put a happy face on it. but you are going to seeepublica the vast majority ofns vorepublicans vote for this deal tomorrow. $2m going to vote for two trillion dollars in cuts. >> i don't know what byron and chip are going to vote for, but okay, soo want you do also, i want to point out the progressive caucus, jane paul, she's the head of it. she apparently was on a press call and she said that she hadis a very good conversation aboutso this deal and make some changes you could see as positive. they won't be upset if f democrats support this.s be
career criminals canmi now go in every day and rob a place, shoplift drug youth vandals, knowing that they're not going to serve a day in jail. i want people to understand this. >> the democratic platform is protect the criminals. ed a d ignored the victim, becausaye p i'm telling you right now, the onlyis. one who benefits fromtony rig zero bail are criminals. and may i pleasene benef say th, professor on the east coast, you know why she's out right now? she had a machete, makes this guy's neck. she disrupted a pro-life display. you know why she's out?ea because she's a democrat.se s she's a leftisaye east ct. the democrats pander to the ey. you kn left is a double standarowd. er >> everyone in this countrthy knows it, kyra. we have an actual picture of her holding and video holding a machete to somebody's neck, and that's, quote unquote, just menacing and harassment. and she's already out of jail after already doing whatot she's done at the college and whatnot. e i mean, why is that out, that maybe attempted murder?
there have to be consequences. and if the judge's order doesn't mean anything, they're not executing. they're going to keep coming. so w ordere will make sure we hl responsible. >> we're going to put him. yeah, and i appreciate that.they bu wt clearly waiting until a certain point when this irrev is literally almost irreversible is unaccept. ere isand we've got a dynamic he where especially with childreno- ,the lives that are lost innecer this process, we get peoplile you don't necessarily have to care about if someone'sited going to be able to stay istatno the united states . but there's now one report of eighty five thousand unaccounted for migrant children lost in the systemsystm as thoug, h the united states hs become a trafficker of childrenn . and this is on a all of us morally and spiritually, ituw karmically of what is happening to these children. thesthat we have just lost touc- with . do you think thi sified. americans clearly are horrified, but that's a reason why this ay th has to stop soonr than later. we ave every single border patrl
always an obvious guess for ho elections are going to pan out in wisconsin fast forward to this week, wisconsin showed up muelle consequential vote this time resulting in liberal winning their first majority i the wisconsin supreme court in 15 years janet, a judge on the milwauke county circuit court won a sea on the highest court her win means that several crucial issues could face a ne fate in front of a new majorit liberal bench, including abortion rights, the state gerrymandered legislative -- and administering elections, that could possibly include th outcome of the 202 presidential election. her win also has man republicans pondering whethe this state victory for liberal is for shattering what is to come in the next election by itself joining me now is a true exper on wisconsin politics, dan, th author of the fall of wisconsin, the conservative conquest over progressive bastion and th future of american politics. dan, good to see you >> great to be here.
deadliest place in all of th industrialized world to be present. is ranked 55th on a list o countries that have been war-torn and genocidal where i is safer to give birth these times, you have doctor who are afraid to treat thei patients in texas, there i fear of 100,000 dollar fine. losing your medical license an up to 99 years incarceration in texas, there's a lot to right now by five women wh identify themselves as antiabortion they are suing because their lives came at risk and a horrific set o circumstances so there is lack of sympathy and empathy and disconnection from science and really, a lawlessness that we see being carved out fo reproductive freedom but i'v been saying for a very lon time that this is a sign of th dismantling of democracy >> lisa, let's talk about what michelle said, the supreme court has an inclination to do things that are outcome-based. no one can ignore some of what
that were literally endangerin the lives of both patients who need abortions for any reaso and patients to doctors woul have relied upon this drug t help manage their miscarriages , but there is a plot twist, within an hour of his ruling out of texas came anothe ruling, this time for th federal judge in washingto state. a group of democratic people had filed a suit to force th fda to make the same abortio drug, mifepristone, more accessible and to block th government from taking any action that would restrict access to that drug. the judge in that case, and bomb appointee thomas rice partially granted th plaintiffs request he did not agree to make the drug more accessible, but hi ruling does barr the fda fro doing anything that would make it less available in the state that brought the lawsuit states where abortion remain legal. so now the fda is looking at two directly contradictory orders, both from federa judges which means that one wa
your 18 times more likely to die by hearing a pregnancy t term than having an abortion the supreme court refers to th state of mississippi and it is claim is about protecting th health and safety of women i that state, which could not be true we have a supreme court that sadly enough has shown reproductive rights cases that it is willing to listen to this >> to your point by the wa michelle, this medication is also used to manag miscarriages one of the things in this bloc of states in the southeast o this country is that there i an abiding and developing fear among women who are pregnant about what if they sharply thing out. what happens if something like a miscarriage happens becaus they don't want to b prosecuted and the doctors and want to be prosecuted. >> well that is right, this is the wild, wild west we fin ourselves in with the suprem court who has been unsympathetic to health an science data the united states is the
very, very likely to - the maps will come before th supreme court. they have said that, they call the maps rigged. that became a bone o contention during this >> what is it about he election that is interesting is it just her and her qualifications, is the thing you say that this was a bastio of progressivism or is there a -- is there's something about where conservative politics is going in the nation, in statewide election, or electio might be a signal that don't g too far, don't get crazy >> i think all of those things it's very complicated. you can see a lot of thing that are interesting in he election namely the push back against the dobbs decision i wisconsin. basically, the operating law became the 1849 law that completely prohibited th practice except for say th life of a mother, very extreme it was passed one year after the state, after wisconsin
as was witness three days ago, they went to the gates of th old city worshippers under 14 years old were not allowed to go on fo morning prayers. they are trying to control who gets in and who gets up. this is our last base, this is our last symbol in jerusalem for our existence. >> so you were denied entr into the old city, the templ mount is in the old city t access it. on what basis were you denie entry? what did they tell you when yo try to get in? >> that was wednesday mornin at 5 am, i was trying to atten a morning prayer i was denied on the basis that they shut down the gates, ther are only allowing people of certain age to enter is the policy that they use lot. we have witnessed this i recent years they denied people entry o friday prayers specifically. they are denied because they wish to be in control of who
mifepristone nationwide. i would imagine that the attorneys who filed that litigation wants to make sur that access to this medication is available in their states and for very good reasons, as mentioned before, whether it i to help patients manag miscarriages, to be able t have abortions for other reasons wh mifepristone is on the market, there are other health car reasons that people us mifepristone one of the things that w haven't touched on yet is th fact that if this can happen with regard to mifepristone, a group of people who ar religiously extreme going an shopping to a judge to say mov it off the mark it, then imagine that those were oppose to vaccine not even just those who thin that covid is a hoax and w know it is not but those who do not support smallpox vaccines, don't support polio vaccines, believ that they should be able t have some religious objectio to those