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>> right. and this isn't even happening in a vacuum. the washington post is a really good rundown today of some of the things that are going in the states missouri, a bill block to widen access to contraception and louisiana, a bill block two enshrine contraception rights in an idaho trying to ban iuds and plan b, there's a movement to do that. so these things are already happening in states. these seeds are being planted. so there is reason to be concerned, there is reason for this legislation, politics aside really kind. of striking set of realities here. object. you want to move to a piece out in the wall street journal and if we can put the headline up on the screen, there's a couple of things that we want to make sure that we're very careful to note about this this new reporting. the headline is behind closed doors. biden shows signs of slipping. participants in meeting, say the 81-year-old president performed poorly at times, the white house said biden is sharp and his critics are playing partisan politics now this is
instructed to quote, clearly outline their support and quote for policies that increase access to birth control. joining me now is san and political analyst in washington bureau chief for the boston globe. jackie consented to jackie. good morning. wonderful to see you running. >> so this is a vote obviously democrats have set up to try to make life hard for senate republicans on contraception because this is of course, something that they warned about immediately as roe v. wade was being overturned. how do we expect this to play out in the senate it's not without reason, right? >> i mean, you did have clarence thomas writing in his support of the dobbs decision gen. that precedent like access to contraception, gay marriage, things like that should be looked at again and perhaps overturned in the wake of dobbs so and also you had former president trump speaking to, i believe, a news outlet and pennsylvania of just a few weeks ago saying that you might have to he might have to look at that. the states might have different views on consciousness deception now he backtracked shortly thereafter
courts will reject it as they did when president trump did. and that really throws the, the, the issue back to congress. >> the asylum is a very important part of american history, but now the system is being abused. i think it was the right thing to do. >> paddy soil. soil. you've run a presidential campaign. you hear what those democrats are saying. they're the moderates are basically saying like, yeah, i'm on board with this, but progressives are obviously some of them are calling it a betrayal. >> yeah. >> look, i don't think the president had a choice in all honesty again, that you trump came out early this year and said no, no, we're not going to do this bill. i'm not going to give biden the political win here i'm going to use this as a juggernaut. >> i'm this campaign, i'm going to win on this issue. and i'm sorry, mayors and governors of states that are being affected really high-stress situations it's for them. you know, they have called out and said we can't handle this anymore. trump said too bad, you're going to have to wait until after the
country because they're cheaters. >> we talked a lot about this in 2020 because people listened to and they didn't vote by mail in 2020. and now, i guess somebody finally has gotten to him and said no, no. >> this is we need to fix this. >> this has been a consistent frustration from republicans since he started saying it because he's leaving boats on the table. and there has been a feeling among republican political operatives like this was just killing them the way he is. you say successfully sow doubt with so many of their voters in, and you think about who is most likely to vote by mail. a lot of it is elderly people important republican constituencies, people in rural areas who might otherwise have to drive for hours to the polls. whole states where they only vote by mail now and that's been an increasing trend. i think the statistics are that in 2020 more than half of americans voted before or outside of election? de, not by going to the polls in person so there has been a feeling on the republican side like trump was just killing them with turnout.
firearm, that could be a family member who borrows a valium, it could be a marijuana smoker, which is legal in some states, not legal federally going hunting, both violate this statute. how many people were prosecuted for that last year, i'll bet that is the number. >> lawrence: what i'm happy about it, trey, with all these cases, the country is getting somewhat of a view of our judicial system and learning how these deals happen and as someone following it for years and the back and forth, i'm glad americans are educating themselves on it and glad you are on the network to share your knowledge. thank you for joining the program, brother. skip bedell is back on fox square with hot new camping gear that will keep you cool all summer long. but first check in with dana perino on what is happening at top of the hour.
magnificent. president biden is here in france and he's just a couple minutes from our location. few minutes after he got there and checked in, white house officials told us not to expect to see him rest of the day. it is possible he's having meetings with european leaders. if that is the case, they are telling him to do more to stop trump from taking over. trump now back in the states, he will make a rare san francisco ap appearance for a fundraiser. new time magazine article, president biden is claiming about trump. there is not a major international meeting i attend that before it is over, that is a world leader does not pull me over and say, he can't win, you can't let him win. tomorrow is 80th anniversary of
absentee ballots corrupt about a month ago. so it's good that they are doing a 180 because it's just smart. this is all part of an organization called swamp the vote. it's one of the feeder groups from the rnc. and they know -- they have looked at big data and they know that people are busy these days. and if they want to win, they are going to have to get every vote, every way they can. and now they are doing this just like the democrats. >> rachel: relented and said fine, if you want it this way, you have to play this game too. i think it's sad. go back to having this unifying moment where they all got ballot box same day. give everyone a day off. >> brian: we have to work. >> rachel: no we have a day off, too. i will go in and vote with all my kids. >> brian: a.i. rachel. i would add one more thing to this. the president is getting very excited about the prospect of winning in virginia and new hampshire. they are in dead heats in those blue states. and he is also within single digits now in new york. so one of the worst things in
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