Translation: today s victory is the biggest in the world. . this is the biggest democracy in the world, and this is the victory of this democracy. and this is on india s constitution, a very big win. earlier, i spoke to our south asia correspondent yogite limaye for the latest. yogita, his is a significant loss of seats for the bjp party what s been the response to it? so, some time ago, we heard prime minister modi speaking at the headquarters of his party, and talking to supporters there. he didn t acknowledge that there had been a significant reduction in the number of seats they had won. he said, this is a vote, people have put their belief
In the stock market was the market had focused on the infrastructure spending and the economic reforms that have been the hallmark of the last ten years of narendra modi being the prime minister in india and so i think there is uncertainty about what the future holds but we heard in the previous report that there are certain parts of the economy which might actually do quite well in that more balanced political, more stable political position. qm. stable political position. 0k, tom, stable political position. 0k, tom. i m stable political position. 0k, tom. i m going stable political position. 0k, tom, i m going to stable political position. 0k, tom, i m going to ask- stable political position. 0k, tom, i m going to ask you a question i ve not warned you about now, did you watch the debate last night? i about now, did you watch the debate last night? debate last night? i did, yes. what did you debate last night? i did, yes. what did you think? - debate last night? i did, yes. what did you think? well, . debate last night? i did, yes. what did you think? well, i l what did you think? well, i think there what did you think? well, i think there was what did you think? well, i think there was a what did you think? well, i think there was a lot - what did you think? well, i think there was a lot of- what did you think? well, i i think there was a lot of sound and fury, as you would expect. both sides were playing to their prime time audiences, as you said earlier on. i will tight back to my earlier comments about the stock market, the stock market actually doesn t care too much about the short term sound and
Illegal alien? laura: jeff bezos maybe. number two, i think our enemies, not only don t fear president biden, they don t respect him. they think they can show him right through that wall and i think they are going to make an eshg normous effort to keep him in office. i predict, if you took president lopez obrador in mexico and turned him upside down and shook him. president biden would fall out of his pocket and i predict over next couple months, president obrador is going to try to slow down some of the people coming into our country illegally, just to help and if president biden is re-elected, they will jack it back up again. laura: republican party now i think is more united than it has been in a long, long time. different wings of the party, given what happened to the country, there is no choice
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I think he is as frustrated as all of us, as many people. he wanted to do it through legislation. but because of republicans, he felt his only step in an issue that s important to americans, to at least do something. i keep thinking about the extraordinary reporting that you have done for so many years. i think of the people that you met when you covered and you did a story and the women that have been exploited and just the things that people have gone through and continue to go through just to look for the opportunity to be in the united states. i m thinking, what where are those people represented and spoken about? you know what i keep thinking about? when i did that story, it was january 20, 2021.
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To have access to contraception. so this bill today is merely codifying that. we are doing our job as legislators to put this in statute, that women have the fundamental right to access to contraception, nothing more and nothing less, and so republican colleagues, if they believe and this woman s right women s freedoms, and it s not just a woman s issue by the way. it s a couple s issue, a family s issue to decide when, where you want to have a family. it could be a medical issue, if god forbid you have cancer, a chronic disease. it s a fundamental right for doctors and women to make these decisions in the privacy of their office. your colleagues who say you re looking for an answer to a problem that doesn t exist, and i want to play for you what a couple of your republican colleagues had to say. who wants to ban contraception, like what where would ta pass?
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