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white house is like, actually, crime is down, actually it's not, actually it is, and then we have this debate. but people can see with their own eyes, they know their cities are in bad shape. >> harold: you were a judge and prosecutor, we didn't have all the technology that we even have these options. does that help, not having this information bombarding -- in all fairness, i think what she is talking about, the race stuff is silly -- but does this help or harm to not have communities no -- >> judge jeanine: i understand what dana is saying. if you have a phone and you are being bombarded all day long, you are at work and the house next door burnt 't have time for that. but the thing that we have now that is so helpful is this thing in chicago called a sharpshooter, is that what it is? if there is a gunshot, it sends an alert, and brandon johnson wants to get rid of it in chicago. he says it is scaring people. i think if there is --
back president trump to handle the economy and secure the border. they believe he is more physically and mentally fit than president biden. but biden does lead trump on handling abortion rights and protecting democracy. voters also think he is more honest than the former president. primary elections are being held today in a handful of states. one of t them being montana. one senate candidate is trying to turn former president trump's conviction into a liability for the democratic incumbent. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie reports tonight from big sky, montana. >> aishah: hours before montanans hit the polls -- >> they want to throw trump in jail. >> aishah: tim shae he was out with a first of its kinded a tying jon tester to former president trump's new york conviction. >> and jon tester is standing right by their side. >> the two men are expected to clinch their party's nominations for senate tonight tester has not commented on the conviction
mark: welcome back america. here is our friend top lawyer james trusty. let's step back from the intricacies and the weeds in this case and the legalese. you look at this case you summon it very easy what took place tierney was rogue from beginning to end the taking of the case i do not blame the jury there should never have been a jury. it should have been dismissed it. all of that said, this has a national impact on the voters, on the nation it has an impact on our constitutional system it has a federal impact on her federal election laws and federal jurisdiction of federal judicial authority. how do you sum this up? when ywhat you make of all of t? >> these are the wages of law fair. if it stands we are living in a system where it is okay to announce you're going to target
the envelope, to see how much is enough, not only to help ukraine, but levels at which russia wouldn�*t escalate, especially to the nuclear point. talking about weaponry, continued calls from ukraine with regard to the need for more and more weaponry. but if we take a look at russia, it is still managing to make a lot of weapons, drones for example increasingly being used in this war, despite the fact there were a raft of western sanctions aimed at essentially shuttering that war economy. do you think western sanctions on russia have fallen short? they have. quite simply because they are mostly western sanctions, they don�*t include many countries in asia. and notably china, which is providing the vast majority of the military tools that go into creating things that russia is using in its war economy. semiconductors, for example.
and trying to move past them. for years after i condemned white nationalism, i did struggle with exactly what you�*re talking about, the sense that, "how do i decide what i believe?" because i thought i was right before. and it wasn�*t something that made me question anti—racism. it was something that made me question my own sense of convictions. and where i landed is something that i still remind myself of, which is that any belief can be tested against whether it feels like something that closes me off to other people, or whether it is something that helps me try to reach out, even ifjust in my mind, to other people, to people who i don�*t know how i�*m connected to, to people who i haven�*t met before, to try to understand, how can i feel connected or emotionally responsible? you haven�*t managed it, have you, with your own parents, with the people that you know really well, where you know the pressure points? and if you haven�*t managed it with them, and in that
they�*re powerful because their ideas exist in much more common, latent ways in a society that�*s deeply unequal. and by being the people who are willing to be called racist and then tell other people that they don�*t have to feel bad about it, they don�*t have to change, that�*s where their power comes from. it�*s because they�*re not alien to their society. they come out of itjust like everybody else does, and they make something that should die away, that should never have existed, they make it a powerful movement. and you today, when you�*ve been brought up in this movement... and we all absorb the beliefs, don�*t we, of our families? and you�*ve clearly been on a journey since. but i wonder if you still struggle with yourself at times. whether you�*re watching something on television or even you�*re looking down the street, do you have to sometimes battle your old prejudices? i mean, i would definitely be lying if i said i didn�*t have to deal with stereotypes
quick shannon you are one 100% right. the republicans are all pro-life, honestly. the democrats in the senate have already voted to allow for abortions up until the date of birth. and it goes beyond that. born or former governor of virginia pediatrician democrat said perhaps even in -- is okay i found that find that a moral t question however the supreme court has already ruled this is a states issue. president trump and speaker johnson both said this will remain a states issue. it is consistent with the supreme court. we must make sure we allow the american people to see the absolute extreme position of insanity on the left. a states rights issue on the right. shannon: knowing you feel that is so extreme, wouldn't you want to at least have a conversation? do you think president trump will respect you would listen to
opinions were relegated to conspiracy. misinformation by so-called health care experience. who had never treated a patient throughout the entire pandemic. this has been a black eye on medicine and is highlighted by government should never, never inserts itself in between patients and their health care providers. the american people deserve to make medical decisions through conversations with their physicians, rather than politically motivated mandates. dr. fauci, did you treat a patient for covid during the pandemic? >> i was part of a team -- we didn't take care of many of t them. >> not hands-on. thank you. why would i be criticized by a bureaucrat for doing my very best -- this is a rhetorical question. but why? why would the government who has never treated a patient for covid -- you can read all the things you want. you are not watching people die. intimating patients right there.
now does the whole country have to abide by that now? they did it there all kinds of schemes and lies and censorship that took place in the star chamber. the appellate court process in new york is not sufficient. whatever they rule is going to be too late that is number one. number two appellate court process in the state should not determine the impact on a federal campaign under pain law on the federal presidential campaign. whatever they decide. the process is already been breached. the jurisdiction, the constitution is art been breached regardless of t that nw york appellate court says. this needs to be put back in the box. now one entity that can do say we've got to get into the federal districts in the second court, that is not right. that is not even possible. we've got to wait until the end of the state court process you wait till the end of the state court process than the
responsibility for blocking humanitarian aid into gaza, she writes, quote, i can't continue working for a government that denies and is enables carnage in gaza. stacy gilbert is my next guest. t ♪ ♪ welcome to the roots of our legacy. where excellence, comfort, and electricity... are forever in bloom. welcome to beyond. the mercedes-maybach eqs suv. ( ♪♪ ) my name is jaxon, and i have spastic cerebral palsy.