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uh, those states don't include idaho. and even if it did, it's not clear the fbi has to follow idaho's law. when it does searches. >> so did the dna databases violate their agreements with their customers? >> i would say yes. these databases have promised their customers that they will not allow access to law enforcement without proper court orders or without process of some kind. and if it were the case that the law enforcement officers were kind of sneaking in in ways that were unexpected, you might say, well, it's not their fault that the law enforcement broke the terms of service. but in this case, it's been an open secret for a long time that these particular databases are used by genealogists and others in ways that they are not supposed to be used. there have been numerous reports going back to 2018 specific to myheritage and gedmatch about just this problem, so i think it would be hard for the platform to say we had no idea the fbi was in there making up fake names and uploading profiles and clicking that they wer

. >> in idaho. >> yes. >> the woman in idaho. >> and i had been in idaho to. >> county meetings, republicane's clearly upset. >> and so that that's. >> shocking to me or not. so that's my fallback. >> that's that's important. i like both of you brought this is why, you know, people sometimes say, what is this segment? sometimes people say, what is this show? what is this? >> no one hears that. >> that, but the segment is what you guys want to fall back. so you both brought really important things that we hadn't had time to hit yet in the news today. so thank you both. i want to get to your interesting book. i told people what a great writer you are. it's called talk to me a lot about your family history. you've done a lot looking outward. now you're turning inward. your grandfather, the president of haiti back in the 50s, overthrown by a military coup. as we think about democracy, exiled to the u.s, international press swarmed daniel at the arrival lounge. you recount asking what had happened to him in haiti, what he thought about his predicament, whether he intended to remain in america, a

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similar measures have now been introduced in montana, idaho, and the dakotas. idaho and north dakota already passed state houses that are dominated by republicans. and of course, this is not at all surprising. justice clarence thomas argued in 2022, after all, that the court should reconsider the same sex marriage ruling. and with that foundation in place, republicans have brought modern mccarthyism back into american life and placed a target squarely on the backs of those in the lgbtq community. my panel is back with me now. amara, your thoughts on this? republicans, they're not even pretending to hide their desire to overturn obergefell anymore. when you see these lawmakers in nine states try to undermine it, it's clear what they're trying to do. they got the green light. they got the signal. we've seen this playbook before. a supreme court justice kind of signals out there, hey, you know, you can change this through lawfare. somebody goes out, starts to bring case after case after case through the pipeline of the judiciary with the hopes that one of them get

and i think it's the same thing that we saw in idaho at that town hall. it is a warning.ring these warning shots, telling women, telling people who care about this issue, if you speak up, if you do something, we are going to be there to make sure that you suffer the consequences. >> jessica, it's good to see you. as always. thank you for joining us. jessica valenti is a leading voice on the politics of gender and abortion, and the author of the book abortion our bodies, their lives, and the truths we use to win. still ahead, today's meeting of the banned book club with bestselling author samira ahmed. her young adult dystopian novel internment, is a testament to how much change a single voice can make in this country, if you're brave enough to use it. the velshi banned book club is the velshi banned book club is next. what are folks 60 and older learning these days? new perspectives! ♪♪ how to fix things. ♪♪ fun recip... (high pitched sound) (high pitched sound) (high pitched sound) >> muddy paws, dirty shoes, and endless cleaning. are your floors always dirty no matter h

steve, keith, mike, pat, and jim at priest lake in northwest idaho celebrating 50 years of snowmobiling right surprising kendall with a trip to new york for her 16th birthday, and it looks like you're on the stage? i need to know more. happy birthday, kendall. how about sharon, judy, barb, bonnie, and denise in orlando on a sisters trip. that looks like a party. daniel and his daughter amy brought their mugs on a trip to the spectacular monument valley in utah. wow, is that a great shot. check out jodie and paul visiting the galapagos islands in ecuador. thanks for bringing us along, guys. this one is really special, allison, richard, diana, andrea at a global health workshop in ghana where their team performed 20 complex neurological surgeries on local children in desperate need of care. just incredible work. bravo to all all of you. send us a picture of your mug. you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get that big old "sunday today" mug online at today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we'll see you right back here next week on "sunday today."

, you know, when you're starting to lose idaho, you got some you got some problems.l be the greatest generator. maybe very, very specifically, the greatest generator of democratic turnout ever. more than barack obama. >> democratic strategist james. >> carville predicting elon. >> musk's work. >> in the trump. >> administration will. actually benefit. >> the democratic party. >> carville followed up those remarks. >> with. a guest. >> essay for the new york times. >> entitled, it's time. >> for a. >> daring political maneuver. >> democrats, in. >> which he urges his the party. >> for the. >> moment to, quote, roll over and play dead. >> so is it. >> play possum. >> or. >> well? if you're james carville would say, here's your daring political move. roll over and play dead. i don't, i don't i don't know that that's the case. you know, lauren, it's very interesting right now on doge. what's interesting in, as axios reported, generally it's a popular idea. like generally if you ask people, what do you think about this doge idea to cut waste, fraud and abuse in the federa

let's hear from shawn in idaho, independents line. good morning. caller: good morning.s the deal. we have 2 million hungry children in america. and we are giving away billions of dollars to ukraine. my best friend is russian, and i have a really good friend who is ukrainian. my friend from ukraine is a doctor. he was a doctor there. he had to flee the country, because that country is the most corrupt country in europe. we all considered ukraine to be the most corrupt country in europe, and we are giving away all of our money, when we could save our hungry children here in the u.s. this whole thing -- and trump is -- trump is protecting us. if russia takes over ukraine, they will not invade any other country. it is ridiculous, and the media is playing that ukraine is some great country. they are the most corrupt country in europe, and we are giving away all of our money. host: that was sean. we want to give you a programming note for the upcoming, where president trump is scheduled to address a joint session of congress next week. that is happening on tuesday. he will la

let's hear from shawn in idaho, independents line. good morning. caller: good morning.e's the deal. we have 2 million hungry children in america. and we are giving away billions of dollars to ukraine. my best friend is russian, and i have a really good friend who is ukrainian. my friend from ukraine is a doctor. he was a doctor there. he had to flee the country, because that country is the most corrupt country in europe. we all considered ukraine to be the most corrupt country in europe, and we are giving away all of our money, when we could save our hungry children here in the u.s. this whole thing -- and trump is -- trump is protecting us. if russia takes over ukraine, they will not invade any other country. it is ridiculous, and the media is playing that ukraine is some great country. they are the most corrupt country in europe, and we are giving away all of our money. host: that was sean. we want to give you a programming note for the upcoming, where president trump is scheduled to address a joint session of congress next week. that is happening on tuesday. he will