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goodwin, thank you for being here.ling? >> well, it's important to know that this is a state supreme court decision. it's not a decision that's come out of a federal court that would reach across the country. it's not a decision before the united states supreme court, but that said, it's deeply alarming for families, for individuals in the state of alabama, individuals who are infertile, individuals who are lgbtq, individuals who have had difficult, families who have had difficulty with building their families. this poses enormous risks, and it poses risks to clinics that are in alabama but have other clinics in other states. you know, when we think about wrongful death in this context and the ability to bring litigation against a clinic, it also reaches to individuals, and here's what's frightening about this decision. but it's not sci fi, which is that it risks individuals who have menstruation as potentially having wrongfully terminated an embryo. and there have been lawmakers for some time that have sought to insta

thank you w, michelle goodwin is a professor of global health policy at georgetown law, the author ofa winston center and author of the new handbook for a post roe america. coming up another hour of velshi, polls are open in south carolina as republicans primary, any minute now, republican presidential candidate nikki haley is set to cast her own vote in her home state. she is polling far behind donald trump, but with the state being an open primary, meaning, not just republicans are voting, i suppose anything code happened. we'll have a live report, coming up. plus, ukraine is entering the third year of its defense against a full scale russian invasion. where the fighting stance, or attending, and how the future of u.s. aid could change the course of the war for better or for worse. another hour of velshi begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning. it is saturday, february the 24th i'm.

georgetown law professor michele goodwin says the case hinges on the question of whether the insurrection clause applies to the office of the president. this is a highly unusual case because we've not been presented before with the backdrop like january 6, donald trump's political fate could be decided by this case, but he isn't expected to be here at the supreme court for the hearing, though, his allies across the street at the capitol are jumping to his defense. they cannot beat. >> president trump. >> and an actual free and fair election. so they are tryirg to rig the game. >> and the courts, colorado congresswoman lauren boebert slammed her state's effort to keep trump off the ballot. absolutely absurd. completely un-american, completely unconstitutional. and congressman matt gaetz says he thinks the high court will side with trump. our expectation is that the court will not embrace the anti democratic impulses that we've seen elsewhere. we don't know when the court will issue its ruling, but there is pressure to resolve the case by early march when colorado holds its primary election

hi there, michelle dewberry with your tools seven. matt goodwin ella whelan remained. go to a break? does everyone keep arguing do you everyone keep arguing or do you go and have a cup of tea and go off and have a cup of tea and get on? it depends on the topic and the people. i can tell you that there was no arguing tonight. they're very respectful debate like look, debate and i like it. look, let's the chase let's cut straight to the chase because want to squeeze because i want to squeeze one more in mps. they're more topic in mps. they're basically going to have vote basically going to have a vote on march. long on an amendment in march. long story it's all about story short, it's all about whether or not people should be criminalised an criminalised if they have an abortion. weeks, ella abortion. after 24 weeks, ella whelan where are you this? whelan where are you on this? >> no, don't think women >> uh, no, i don't think women should jail for should be sent to jail for making decisions their own making decisions about their own body. and as currently body. and as w

i'm michelle dewberry hi there. till seven on dewbs& co here on gb news. professor of politics at the university of kent , matt goodwin politics at the university of kent, matt goodwin alongside me, as is the co—founder of novara media, aaron bastien bannau. um, you , moira, i think you've you know, moira, i think you've made a really interesting point. you said diversity is not a strength. it is unity that is our strength. i think i completely agree with you . uh, completely agree with you. uh, there, jeff says, i don't believe extremism will be tackled with the current government or labour. is there anyone actually , uh, jeff, i'll anyone actually, uh, jeff, i'll put it to you that you think would would, um, actually be able to fix this issue or not? malcolm says nigel farage says mps need protection, but who then is going to protect the rest of us? uh way too many mobs get in their own way through threats, says joe. indeed. you've got to stand up to these people. uh, look, one of the things that i thought was qui

i've got alongside me matthew goodwin, aaron bastani , matthew goodwin, aaron bastani, lots to talk about before we get stuck in. let's cross live to polly middlehurst for tonight's latest news headlines . latest news headlines. >> michelle, thank you and good evening to you. well, the prime minister has been defending today his government's action on the economy , insisting it is now the economy, insisting it is now turning a corner on a visit to yorkshire . earlier, he yorkshire. earlier, he acknowledged it has been a difficult few years for households . data published later households. data published later this week will show whether or not the uk has slipped into a technical recession. rishi sunak didn't say, though , whether that didn't say, though, whether that would end the prospect of tax cuts . cuts. >> the last couple of years have been undoubtedly difficult for the country and the economy . the country and the economy. recovering from covid, the war in ukraine, the impact on energy bills. but at the start of this year , i really believe that the year, i really believe that the

i've got alongside me matthew goodwin, aaron bastani , matthew goodwin, aaron bastani, lots to talk aboutichelle, thank you and good evening to you. well, the prime minister has been defending today his government's action on the economy , insisting it is now the economy, insisting it is now turning a corner on a visit to yorkshire . earlier, he yorkshire. earlier, he acknowledged it has been a difficult few years for households . data published later households. data published later this week will show whether or not the uk has slipped into a technical recession. rishi sunak didn't say, though , whether that didn't say, though, whether that would end the prospect of tax cuts . cuts. >> the last couple of years have been undoubtedly difficult for the