elizaveta of the supreme lisa, you are heaven and thank you for being with us. rograms. they are always new , always bright, always memorable. the real record holder for participation in test skates is elizaveta tuktamysheva. hello , we are glad to see you in your arms. isn’t it boring to perform without anyone your age? no of course, it’s not boring, even if you don’t eat, but amazing young figure skaters with whom it’s very interesting to compete. for example well, how come i didn’t already speak attractively? i am very impressed by sonechka akatieva and adela katsyan. in general, all girls are wonderful, so i know for sure that you are an inspiration for all young athletes, and especially for the not at all young maxim tronkov. do you know how many years you and i have been friends? and in general quite recently. lisa and i went to boot on the black sea, and then i look at social networks. and lisa already triple axel jumps. that's just how it turned out. please clap, dear viewers. i frankly envy this skater, firstly, she is only 15 years old, and secondly, in

as lisa said, the real answer is will this disqualify him? the answer is that nobody knows. we know once the supremetakes up the issue, and tells us. >> do you think that's going to happen, lisa? is this destined for the supreme court, and if so, what kind of a timeline are we looking at? with this potentially impact the electoral process? >> i think that it could, you, know looking at where we are, now and looking at when the election is, we have more than a year between then and now. i do think that this is destined for the supreme court, but i want to go back a second to something that danny said about insurrection and rebellion not being framed by the criminal acts. one of the things that stance against donald trump now, given where we are each time, is that we had a number of january six defendants essentially say, on the record, in their cases, i did this. donald trump called me to do this. given that the checks in the 14th amendment talks about not only participating in an insurrection or rebellion, but given aiding comfort to those who themselves participated in an insurrection, we had peopl

supreme court. >> it could, but to lisa's point, at the big picture, which i thought the judge was brilliant on, was saying the removal statute is there because you are trying to prevent state interference with federal action, and he says this is the exact opposite of that. this is federal interference with the state. >> andra weisman and lisa rubin, take you for being here. you don't have data all weekend yet. if we nominate trump, will get destroyed and will deserve it. linda how lindsey graham went from donald trump's biggest critic to nearly in avoiding an indictment, next. indictment, next my name's dan and i live here in san antonio, texas. my wife magda and i have been married for 39 years. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feeling as if i was as sharp as i used to be. i wanted to try something that was over-the-counter. i saw the prevagen commercials. after a short amount of time taking prevagen, i started noticing a difference-- that i'm remembering this, i'm remembering that. i stopped taking prevagen and i found myself slacking back so i jumped right back on it. i feel as if it's br

joining me to break it down, lisa rubin, msnbc legal analyst. so potentially the supreme a six-week abortion ban and voters vote to enshrine abortion rights in the constitution. this sounds very messy. >> it sounds incredibly messy, and that's because it is. if the ohio supreme court were to reinstate the heart beat ban, that reinstatement could potentially be shortived. as you note on november 7th, ohio voters will come to the ballot to dermine whether or not to amend their constitution to enshrine abortion rights up to the point of fetal viability with exceptions thereafter if necessary to save the life or health of the mother. >> ohio is going to be the only state to vote directly on abortion in 2023. there are lots of folks who are going to be going to the polls next month. there was a fight over language for this particular ballot initiative, specifically the use of the phrase unborn child. talk about why in these kinds of cases it becomes a huge and consequential fight over how that appears on a ballot. >> absolutely. so polling shows about 58% of ohio voters favor

alleged ties the trump backers could seriously undermine any supreme court ruling on the former presidents ballot access. with me now is lisa you. a smart reader of this would say that though she, here in over your head here, you're worried about the 14th amendment here, but clarence thomas is hanging around a whole bunch of billionaires to have much more specific things to do with the court, including something called the chevron deference, the dismantling of the administrative state, the idea that government agencies are run by things like the epa, should not have the power to make the decisions that we believe that they have the power to make today. there is a short term problem and a long term problem, but they all have to do with people like clarence thomas hanging around of people like the koch brothers. >> the corruption that the reporters have uncovered regarding clarence thomas, the numerous ways that he has lived on his forms and misled the public about his deep ties to charles koch and harlan crow. going into these two-week camping sessions, with the koch brothers, both david and charles, part of harlan crow's ca

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supreme court justices? >> just to give you an idea of the scale of this, lisa graves, from the center of media and democracyf what was spent in this whole array of front groups in this court capture operation. 580 million dollar sounds like a big number, but then after, that a right-wing billionaire name barry side gave leonard leo a slush fund of 1.6 billion dollars to play with in his network of hundreds. so if you're stunned at nearly $600 million going into the effort to capture the court, they blew through that by an additional billion with the gift to leonard leo's slush fund. >> senator sheldon whitehouse, thank you for staying on the case. and we learn something every time you make a new presentation on this. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> and coming up, today a georgia judge granted on unusual request to two of donald trump's codefendants who are on their way to a speedy trial. that's next. that's next. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep m

supreme court ruling. but they banded together in the day anyway. why? why are lisa resistant? of attorneys, the solicitor general, the attorney general to defiantly disobey, in other words, i said it on that bait floor to -- >> i think we have lost representative to vance. we will get her back. i guess, before we end this segment, i want to bring in and attorney. okay? applicant is just, she is amazing. about conflict successfully argued the alabama case for the supreme court. and she is leading the section two charge in georgia, texas, florida, and other states. isaih she is amazing because you are a very busy lady, and he found some time to come chat with us. just break this down for us. you heard what the representative was saying about just the resistance in the state legislature from attorneys, from folks who, at the highest levels in alabama, are you seeing the same resistance in some of the other cases but you bring in bachelor states? >> absolutely. first of, all thank you, simone, for having me on. it's great to be here. yes, we have been astounded to see the level of

says may be politically we should stay out of industry warfare it with the supreme court told harry truman a lifetime ago. lisakers are taking a stand and there is the idea of expressing solidarity with the wages not keeping up with inflation. there's a policy groundwork for wages to stay higher, making the inflation more entrenched. tom: the vicks 17.47, yields have quieted down. in 15 minutes we will introduce you worldwide with the good work of jon ferro, and says we have staggered from crisis to crisis. ian bremmer says of brown, el-erian and spence, vivid detail, parma crisis offers hope and good sense. in equal measure. lisa: that would be very welcome by a lot of people right now. it is difficult patching up mistakes from the previous years. tom: these guys have differing skill sets. you can pick event diagram and all of that. we will do this with jon ferro and about 16 minutes. the s&p 500 down .4. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) the first law of thermodynamics states that energy cannot be created or destroyed. (♪♪) but it can be passed on to the next generation. (♪♪) is it possible to fall in love with your home.

supreme court. but they've helped counter to the court. we've got our decisions are just joining our freedoms. like the dobbs decision and more. >> it strikes, many lisa specific rulings themselves. but then there is also just faith in the court. and a time when there is a lack of faith in institutions worth large. and that piece of the damage i do not know how you can quantify a. and i do not know beyond the reforms that we already talked about coming out of congress, how you undo it. how you rebuild trust and faith in these institutions. >> well i think there have to be consequences for people who behave in the way that clarence thomas did, it's getting on that case despite the fact that his wife was raising money to exploit it. from the guy who we now know, the billionaire who we now know has been lavishing than with traps and other extraordinary gifts like tuition for his nephew, the purchase of his mother's house and more, it's not just clarence thomas and also john roberts. john which has failed to act in a sulfa stood in the way of congress acting. and he along with his other -- of assorted essence that congress had no power. and needed to act

lisa, congressman, thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you very much trace. >> thank you. >> trace: meantime joe kennedy the high school football coach who won a major supremert case after being fired for praying on the field is now quitting his coaching career just one game into the season. but the story does not end there. here's the chief religion correspondent lauren green. >> the only words i could get out was thank you, god. because i had no other words. i was so thankful for everybody, the millions of americans that supported me. >> last week joe kennedy celebrated his return to coaching. the brimmer ton high school football team in washington state after an 8-year legal battle that ended with a supreme court victory. they fired him for taking a knee and praying with players after a game. but kennedy quit sighting many reasons including taking care of an ill family member out of state. despite the supreme court ruling it's accusing the school district of retaliating against kennedy saying they've done everything they can to make him feel unwelcomed. we are going to investigate the situation to determine if legal action is necessary. for nearly a deca