lot of it due to john and several of us on the committee, we're flying the -- we will be flying the kc-46, and, of course, this is long before that. but anyway, we worked and ended up with-- in bartelsville and hosting a fundraiser for me with the n.r.a. who is there now. i know that he, i guess, wanted to spend more time on the plane and came back two weeks later and we also did the same thing. there's no reason for him to do that because we hardly knew each other when it started. we got to know each other better in all of that heat, but he, nevertheless, he was there and you always remember people who help you when nobody else would. so, you can say a lot of things about john mccain, you've heard him on the floor, you're going to hear more, the hero, the patriot. what's never in dispute. john mccain was a fighter, and deeply loyal to his country, his family his constituents. he was a patriot and always faithful. we know that patriotism and loyalty to your country isn't based on your words, you have to live it and of course he did that every day. as a young naval officer following his

as a matter of fact, because of john, we'll be flying the kc-46. of course, this is long before that. but, anyway, we worked and ended up in bartelville and hosted a fundraiser with the n.r.a. i guess he wanted to spend more time in the plane because he came back two weeks later and we also did the same thing. now, there was no reason for him to do that. we hardly knew each other when we started. we got to know each other when we were up there in that heat. nevertheless, he was there. and you always remember people who help you when nobody else will. you can say a lot of things about john mccain. you will hear a lot about him and you will hear a lot more. what's never in dispute john mccain was a fighter, he was deeply loyal to his country, family, constituents. he was -- we all know that patriotism isn't based on your words, you have to live it. he did that every day. as a young naval officer following in his family's footsteps, his father and grandfather, he kept the faith, he graduated from the naval academy. he never talked about being the outs

in 1992, in the kc versus planned parenthood case, kennedy was one of the majority of the harmnot to do any whatsoever to roe v. wade. there is no way to predict how a justice will rule on a particular case. many times, this senator has been disappointed by what he ifught a judge might do approved. >> the best evidence that judge kavanagh would overturn roe is the extreme anti-groups voted the likelihood to do exactly that. want to address a few aspects of judge kavanagh's records that expose how unqualified he is to make decisions that will impact women from all backgrounds for generations to come. when i examined the record and history of a supreme court nominee, i hope to see a breath of life experience, or the ability to walk in someone else's shoes. judge kavanagh has not mistreated either of those quality. expressing support for justice rehnquist dissent in row, or the justice argued for allowing restrictions on women's reproductive rights, kavanagh agreed with the idea that if a right is not explicitly stated in the constitution, it must be rooted in the traditions and conscie

and yet the 1992 in the kc versus parenthood case, kennedy was one of the majority that voted not to do any harm whatsoever to rewrite. -- to roe v. wade. so there is no way to predict how a justice will rule on a particular case. many times this senator has been disappointed by what he thought f approved.ight do, i >> madam president, the best evidence judge kavanaugh would overturn roe is that extreme anti-'s choice groups vetted him to do exactly that. i want to address a few aspects of judge kavanaugh's record that to me shows how unqualified he is to make decisions that will impact women of all backgrounds for generations to come. when i examined the record and history of a supreme court nominee, i expect to see a breadth of life, experience, and the ability to walk and someone else's shoes. forxpressing support justice rehnquist's dissent in roe for allowing restrictions on women's reproductive rights, kavanaugh agreed with the idea that if a right is not explicitly stated in the constitution, it must be "rooted in the conscience and traditions of our people." he made clear he

at that aware of a kc has involved a 3-d printed gun, any sort of crime, it is not something i have seen happen yet. host: rockville, maryland, opposed. go ahead. caller: i oppose a 3-d gun because we have to many guns now on the street. that we can't get check through the black market and things of that nature. i agree with a couple of colors before that most times these things kind of exploding your have a conceptou a safetying a gun, issue with the firearm itself, i think it is ridiculous to have something like that even for the public. if it were very cheap, a lot of folks out would be making the guns. guest: it is certainly not something for everyone. i would say. 3-d printing even beyond guns is really something for enthusiasts. it is not necessarily for everyone. it is another reason why i doubt you'll see these very soon in the hands of criminals. but i understand the concern. host: if you support 3-d guns -- if you oppose them -- your comments, your questions. the time to ask if you do have questions about the technology, stephen gutowski, who is cody wilson? a gun rights activi

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wade was substantially overhauled in planned parenthood versus kc. the original opinion is somewhat defined and has been superseded by planned parenthood versus kc in 1992 -- casey in 1992. but roe is completely unsettled. the justices could in any particular case in which a state statute arguably conflicts with it revisit roe vs. wade. they won't do so in the short term, but they could, in any case. perhaps the caller was also alluding to the fact that by the time of the next presidential inauguration, four justices are going to be 80 or on the verge of 80. so, the next president may affect the future of the supreme court for the next quarter century. melissa: it's a bit of an overstatement to say that roe vs. wade is defined. -- defunct. it also affirms the nsaids of roe -- the essence of roe. the core of it survived casey. the court -- host: the court ultimately ruled 7-2. i want to ask you in a moment how we got to that vote, but first, keith in minnesota, you're on. caller: there has been talk, discussions about the rights of the unborn and the

the basic core of roe survive kc, even as other aspects of abortion come out. host: the court ruled 7-2. i want to ask you how we got to that vote, but let's listen to keith in minnesota. hello, keith. caller: there has been talks in all the discussions about the rights of the unborn and the rights of the mother. has there ever been discussion about paternal rights? host: you're shaking your head yes. ,elissa: not necessarily in roe but in other cases. there is a question of a missouri law that requires women to get the consent of her husband. both of those provisions are invalidated by the court in those cases. other supreme court cases deal with paternal rights. isthe same time that roe percolating in the court, there is a 1970 case called family versus illinois, which considered the rights of unmarried fathers. those decisions interact that are not necessarily understood. host: let's listen to justice harry blackmun about writing this opinion. then we will come back to our guests to talk about how he got six other justices to sign on. justice blackmun: i thi

as a matter of fact, because of john, we'll be flying the kc-46. of course, this is long before that. but, anyway, we worked and ended up in bartelville and hosted a fundraiser with the n.r.a. i guess he wanted to spend more time in the plane because he came back two weeks later and we also did the same thing. now, there was no reason for him to do that. we hardly knew each other when we started. we got to know each other when we were up there in that heat. nevertheless, he was there. and you always remember people who help you when nobody else will. you can say a lot of things about john mccain. you will hear a lot about him and you will hear a lot more. what's never in dispute john mccain was a fighter, he was deeply loyal to his country, family, constituents. he was -- we all know that patriotism isn't based on your words, you have to live it. he did that every day. as a young naval officer following in his family's footsteps, his father and grandfather, he kept the faith, he graduated from the naval academy. he never talked about being the outs

this thing goes upper tank off right-hander kc kelly and the mets 1-0.build it to 3-0 before the giants and their bats begin to wake up. joe panik starting to have some good swings against the mighty thor noah syndergaard. rbi single to right 3-2. jose bautista, aka joey bats, deep left center, and a 4-2 lead his 11th of the year and the giants again only get to within a run, austin slater finally his first home run of the year, the giants are batting in the 9th inning, however, trailing 5-3. giants home runs and they are just, you know, what can you say? their home runs even come with nobody on base. all right. marshawn lynch out and about town helping with charities this weekend as klay thompson put on a charity golf event in san francisco. didn't expect to have it on his twitter page. apparently he has been taking golf lessons from charles barkley. ha ha! he got to work on that swing a little bit. klay, by the way, tied for first place in his own tournament. 23-under. steph curry his "splash brother" teammate with 22- under. i would say there's some c

paisley is a service dog who accompanied paisley to classes, when kc attended graduation, paisley was. we'll get to the bottom of whether he goes to grad school or not. special shout out to bob coo zy, he became famous here, he was a three time all american at holy cross that helped the celtics win. eight straight seasons he was known as the houdini of the hardwood. i'm proud to call him friend. happy birthday bob. i'm ed henry, i have to get to bed. i'm live again at 6:00 a.m. eastern, to host "fox & friends." i'll put coffee on, right after i go to chick-fil-a across the street. good night. no matter who rides point, there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. call one today. are you in good hands? with proskin technology intimates overnight for two times faster absorption so you can have worry free nights, and wake up feeling fresh and free for a free sample visit tena.us can make you feel unstoppable. ♪ but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by talking to your doctor. ask about vraylar. v

votes in the giant state of kansas will come out of this one county, bedroom community right outside kcthose voters would be unnerved by kobach. there is polling evidence to back up that theory. a poll tested two different republican nominees colyer and kobach against kelly. check this out. here's what it found. colyer the incumbent governor was running ten points ahead of -- you see the independent. that's a name you might remember from 2014. republicans with colyer were up ten. sub suit. kelly the democrat goes up by one. down ten for the democrats, up one, democrats say that's difference of having kobach and look, you get a midterm year in a climate favorable would help, too. >> a todd akin situation is what democrats are looking at there. thank you very much. much appreciated. we'll be right back. stay with us. ♪ -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit. last use -- 0600. i'd stay close. morning. ♪ get ready to switch. protected by flo. should say, "protected by alan and jamie." -right? -should it? when you bundle

and tonight's panel, kasie hunt, host of "kc d.c."day nights, susan del percio, republican strategist, and democratic strategist, aisha moody-mills. welcome, everybody. mimi, first to you. would prosecutors be interested in the president's admitting that he punished a witness in his investigation, the russia investigation, because of the russia investigation? >> absolutely, katy. and there's a couple of points to make here. first of all, obstruction of justice, witness tampering, can be based on retaliation. it's explicit in the statute. i don't want to get too far into the weeds, but i just think it's important for people to know that given the language that trump used when he admitted why he was revoking the security clearance and why he's threatening to revoke it as to other people who have been and could potentially be witnesses. he's talking about it in very retaliatory terms. and so while we traditionally think of witness tampering as someone threatening or trying to stop someone from speaking, that can be done through retaliati

my brother-in-law was a kc-135 loom operator out of thailand, refueling the bombers and the fighter planes bombing vietnam. >> phillip, a question or comment for our guests? >> caller: i'm sorry? >> a question or a comment for our guests this morning? >> caller: well, i was going to talk about the division of families. i was getting right to the point when i g went to visit my father after i had been kicked out, he said that i should be shot for treason and i think that today, this division in america at this point, we see reflections of that today of the division of america. >> thank you for calling, philip. doug stanton, the division of families he brings up. >> i had a neighbor who had the same thing, the air force academy, he quit the air force academy because he didn't want to go into the service. we can't live like this. i don't know how you get beyond it. i think that story teleing can h -- story telling can help it, but it is not a productive way to live in a country with those kinds of divisions. >> we have a caller from gross point, michigan, denise. good morning to you. >> calle

dagen: kc beverages no longer just for quenching your this.s marketing. there's false promises talking about increasing fertility, cleansing your skin, improving your speech. it's not real. dagen: i've had this before. i'm letting folks know that it's chunky. professional fighters league in its inaugural season, how has the season been so far? >> it's been spectacular, no only cool venues like the chicago theater, madison square garden, ocean's resort. it's been a lot of fun. >> at paris fashion week, this debuted this layered jacket, it's 9. dagen: it's like they're playing a joke on women. they're trying to see how foolish people would be with their money. >> steve bannon was wearing that outfit for a year and nobody said anything. ♪ dagen: you have a major social media presence. have you done one of those videos? >> yes, i have. guess what? i did it with the police department. dagen: no, you didn't. >> yes, i did. >> you wonder whether this is trump country or not. a picture tells a thousand words. you look like somebody i might know. >> i'

at that aware of a kc has involved a 3-d printed gun, any sort of crime, it is not something i have seenpen yet. host: rockville, maryland, opposed. go ahead. caller: i oppose a 3-d gun because we have to many guns now on the street. that we can't get check through the black market and things of that nature. i agree with a couple of colors before that most times these things kind of exploding your have a conceptou a safetying a gun, issue with the firearm itself, i think it is ridiculous to have something like that even for the public. if it were very cheap, a lot of folks out would be making the guns. guest: it is certainly not something for everyone. i would say. 3-d printing even beyond guns is really something for enthusiasts. it is not necessarily for everyone. it is another reason why i doubt you'll see these very soon in the hands of criminals. but i understand the concern. host: if you support 3-d guns -- if you oppose them -- your comments, your questions. the time to ask if you do have questions about the technology, stephen gutowski, who is cody wilson? a gun rights activists,