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vote them out! >> iowa is now ground zero in america's abortion debate as hundreds gathered at the state capitol on tuesday over a bill that would ban abortion after six weeks. after a marathon special session late last night when republicans thought you were sleeping, the iowa legislature approved the bill. joining georgia as a state that bans abortion before most people even know that they are pregnant. republican governor kim reynolds is expected to sign the bill on friday. here is a snip pet of what happened during the 14-hour debate. >> everyone is free not to have sex. if they're not prepared to have a baby, they shouldn't have sex. >> for the love of pete, that's child abuse. we're standing here debating a bill to save babies but yet we would put a 12-year-old, an 11-year-old, a 10-year-old through this? give me a break. >> making abortions illegal is
more, they're literally calling for the vice president to be effing hung. and mark had responded something to the effect of, you heard him, pat, he thinks mike deserves it. >> he thinks mike deserves it. the it was to be hung. that bit of testimony from the incredibly brave central witness in the january 6th hearings cassidy hutchinson is just a snip pet, a little reminder of all she has shared and disclosed about how central her boss, former white house chief of staff mark meadows, is to the doctor every facet of the trump coup plot. the planning, the knowledge of its illegality, the knowledge that it wouldn't work, but did it anyway. brand new reporting that meadows was subpoenaed by special counsel jake smith. that is according to reporting in "the wall street journal" and cnn.
that is what everybody wants on both sides. we haven't yet heard that sort of grand plan. nobody expects it to happen. but what's really important now is just to calm things down a little bit and hopefully, as secretary blinken said, get to the point where they can then start putting those steps in place. but when you look at the political situation in the palestinian territories, in israel, i don't see how those two sides can come together any time soon. >> netanyahu's government is more conservative than every. thank you so much. blinken's trip comes after weeks of violence in israel and in the west bank. i sat down exclusively with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu where i asked him about his meeting with secretary blinken, concerns other more israeli settlements in the west bank and biden at min strags's fears peace will never be possible. here is a snip pet of the interview which we will run in full at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> the jewish people been here for 3,500 years. the fact that jews live here and
for them. so it's a test of that. the electric tort in alabama are very different from the electric tort particularly here in orange county, california, right where a lot of changes here, changing demographics. a lot of people are registered as independence. so the question is really what trump can bring to the table for the republican party. and the idea when you're getting campaigned for by the president you want a headline about yourself, right. the next day's newspaper is going to say candidate x was endorsed by the president for this. but instead the headlines are all about the things we're talking about, north korea, russia, health care vote. that's not always great for the candidate. it might work for donald trump, but it doesn't necessarily work for the person on the ballot. >> as i said, he also managed to work in colin kaepernick tonight though not by name. michael lesson, i want to play for you another snip pet from this. the cooked hillary came back tonight. the lock her up chant and he also found a way to we've in
standing up for the president and you get a bit of a sense of how the vice president is trying to ease things in this interview that he did with our colleague peter alexander, a snip pet of what the vice president thinks could be one of the next chapters in all of this. >> what happened in charlottesville was a tragedy and the president has been clear on this tragedy and so have i. i spoke at length about this heartbreaking situation on sunday night in columbia and i stand with the president and i stand by those words. >> reporter: that was not the interview, but these were recent comments from the vice president, who is cutting his trip short. he will be back. he will go to cam david with the president. that's a change to the schedule, so they're going to try to turn the page that way. and also, the vice president lp not be appearing with virginia republican candidate for governor he had gill less pi this weekend as planned.
with some of our technology is i think in everyone's best interest, with the exception of the russians, but that's okay. >> that was just a snip pet of the 22-minute phone call that energy secretary rick perry had last wednesday with someone he presumed to be the ukrainian prime minister. but little did en it was not the leader on the other line or for that matter anyone in the ukrainian government. was actually on the phone with two russian prank sters who duped him into discussing energy policies and even pig man you're. the energy department spokesperson confirmed its authenticity to various members of the media saying these individuals are known for pranking high level officials and sbreb ritz not in line with their governments. in this case the energy security of ukraine. to rick perry's defense the prank sters have reportedly
get into the polling. this was a big debate before the tapes came out for donald trump. now a lot of people are saying why this? donald trump has said so many controversial things throughout the campaign, why is this? why is this the issue that pushed republicans over the top? why is this the issue that have republicans saying why this? this was 2005, doing an interview with billy bush of "access hollywood." listen to a snip pet. we'll get to more later. >> wbr id="wbr5079"/> i moved on her very heavily. in fact, i took her out furniture shopping. she wanted to get some furniture. i'll show you where there's some nice furniture. i moved on her like a bitch. i couldn't get there. she was married. i see her she now has the big phony tits. she's totally changed her look. >> i said what you're about to say was some graphic language. that's one of the tamest parts. that's one of the tamest parts of this tape here. and the point if you go on in this tape, that's talking about /b>
senate back, particularly if they continue to stay on the wrong side of the issues with the american people. there's something to be said about paying some kind of attention to what the polls say, not just what your gerrymander district says. >> angela, i want your take on something else. a short time ago speaking on c-span's news makers program, an interview that will be airing on sunday, senator rand paul, he said this and i'm going to read a snip pet of what he said. he's talking about bill clinton, once again and we know what he said a week or so ago, called mr. clinton a sexual predator for his relationship with monica lewinsky. apparently this morning he said they can't have it both ways, talking about democrats. so i really think that anybody who wants to take money from bill clinton or have a fundraiser has a lot of explaining to do. in fact, i think they should give the money back, mr. paul said. if they want to take a position on women's rights, by all means do but you can't do it and take it from a guy using his position
jenna: that's just a snip pet of the hearing. steve, what is the general tone of the hearing? >> well, as you heard this widespread opposition to the surveillance program and members of the house judiciary committee have different reasons for opposing it. at issue, the secret data gathering by the national security agency uncovered by former n.s.a. technology expert and now leaker, edward snowden. congress has called on the carpet officials from the n.s.a., the department of justice and the office of the director of national intelligence. the committee wants to find out whether the domestic spying was a violation of citizens' rights or an abuse of the government's legal authority. the committee chairman of virginia wondered why the government wanted to keep the program secret. >> do you think a program of this magnitude gathering information involving a large number of people involved with telephone companies and so on could be indefinitely kept secret from the american people?
i got to go to the jersey boys, which was an excellent show. i highly recommend it for anybody who is coming to town. anybody else seen it? >> i have. >> i actually had a chance to see a snip pet of it when mrs. bush and president bush hosted prime minister berlusconi at the white house. they came and did some entertainment for a few minutes. those are actually -- i think those are the guys. it was fabulous. i highly recommend the show. greg? >> i saw the jersey boys, but it wasn't a play. i have no idea how i got in there. i woke up. >> i do not want to know about that. >> i saw this on the web. it's prosecute break.com. you got to see this to believe it. it's a stadium, football stadium made entirely of food. at some point they're going to show it. this is all like m and ms, potato chip, hot dogs, twinkies, slim jims, chocolate and it's about 110,000 calories. if a vegan looked at this, they would drop dead. >> i love that. i mean the food.