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And brown people because the state is so harmful. desantis decided in his state legislative session that that was the muscle he wanted to flex. he was much higher as possible was his motive here. and i think that's what's coming through. that's what's going to cost him because when you look at the poll numbers, even gop prime numbers are saying, we don't want you to do in the rest of the country what you're doing in florida. that shines at national and state levels. >> he's losing college educated educated white voters. the six-week abortion ban, running of immigrants and your state, then you ...

Afe Babalola, a legal luminary and founder of Afe Babalola University (ABUAD), Ekiti State, was called to the Bar of England and Wales on 9 July 1963.

>> i'm glad you brought up the point of the state levels, i don't think enough people pay attention to state racism, and what could happen at the state. level catherine wu is -- michele, stick around we'll talk to a bit later on in the show. after a quick break we'll discuss this new information that we're learning two and a half years later. about the extent of trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. but first richard lui is here with the. headlines >> hey ayman, good evening. protests continue for a six-day in france after police shot and killed a teenager during a traffic sto...

Election or if he's facing it after the election, do republican voters say, wait a minute, i'm not sure this actually works because general election voters will definitely look at that and say, we can't elect a president whose liberty is now in jeopardy. >> we mentioned trump is back on the campaign trail this weekend. he had a positive response from the crowd, lindsey graham did not. people were calling him a traitor. i want to talk about polling too. recent polling shows him maintaining his lead against other republican rivals. what are you seeing on the state level, i know you're digging in...

Forward. there are 29 states across the country that have similar antidiscrimination laws. there was that lawsuit filed by lorie smith, there are 29 other states that have similar laws, and now it's going to be interesting to see what happens moving forward. braverman with the gender justice had pointed out that there are questions on the doors that are opened by this when it comes to potential litigation for people who have hypothetical ideas. remember, there wasn't even a wedding web site that had come to fruition yet. it was just the possibility of it that lorie smith was fighting. she says...