joining me now to discuss all of this is kaitlyn cache. a reproductive rights advocate and one of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit targeting texas' abortion ban. you may remember one of the other plaintiffs, amanda, shared her story on stage at the dnc. kaitlyn, i gave a rundown of your story and did i miss anything? >> no, you did a lot faster than i can sometimes. >> is a harrowing tale, and three different moments where the texas health care system could have intervened to preserve your health and it failed you each and every time. these are pro-life policies but yet don't seem to be pro-life for the whole life. >> again, never in my wildest dreams when i started trying to have a second baby did i think i would end up here and doing things like this, and trying to talk about abortion and childbirth, ivf, miscarriage in front of people. but we have to talk about it more because it is health care. and it is being denied to women across texas, across many states with these draconian bands and it is unacceptable. >> you decided to participate in

i forwarded the e-mail to kaitlyn, kaitlyn responded and the person did not get back in touch with me. my general philosophy is, if someone in the neighborhood is effected by something we are doing we want had hear them and cooperate and adjust any way we can. we are big proponent of maintaining a healthy relationship with our neighborhood. this event is more for the community. on a financial benefit level, most cases it is a bunch of people dancing but not drinking or eating, but the energy in the room is so special that we really wanted to keep this going. after the continued complaints we received an e-mail from the commission they had finally taken a reading that we were not able to be compliant with. i should mention our decibel levels is 76 decibels which is the sound of the blender. it is all most impossible to host a live band with 150 plus people in the room under those limitations, and so we realized we could not make this work under those limits. that is when we discontinued and when the community created this petition, which motivated to talk to you and see if there is a o

night manager kaitlyn mubarak, who did not want his face shown, says police took the glock 19 as evidence, questioned the woman and let her go. it is legally okay to defend yourself and she was obviously defending herself. >> if she hadn't shot, they would have entered the store and probably with weapons and probably hurt her. >> he says he believes he knows what the would be burglars were after. >> i think they were intending to take the atm right there in the back and the bitcoin atm. >> the manager is thankful the employee, a mother of a disabled child, was not hurt. the store's front door and frame will have to be replaced. >> that is okay. definitely. that's definitely okay. the loss right here. material stuff. it is okay to lose. it can always be fixed. >> this is just the latest incident in which thieves have used cars in hopes of breaking into jewelry stores, marijuana dispensaries and convenience stores looking for valuables, safes or atms. >> i am really upset that this happens to a lot of people. oakland. >> this is out of control and the bottom line here in the city of oakland

kaitlyn amir, skylar, iman ansari, gabby liston, laura. jason, paul. gabriel, lucas. leiva i do solemnly swear. do solemnly swear that i will support and defend. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. the constitution of the united states, and the constitution of the state of california and the constitution of the state of california. against all enemies, against all enemies. foreign and domestic, foreign and domestic. that i bear true faith, that i will bear true faith and allegiance and allegiance to the same. to the same that i take this obligation, that i take this obligation freely, freely, without any mental reservation, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion or purpose of evasion and that i will well and faithfully, and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties. discharge the duties upon which i am about to enter, upon which i'm about to enter. and during such time and during such time as i serve, as as i serve as member of the youth commission, member of the youth commission for the city and county of san

> judge jeanine: project 2025 is not donald trump >> jessica: you should wants the interview with kaitlyn everyone at heritage is laughing at the fact that donald trump is trying to pawn this off as if he's not related to it. >> judge jeanine: he's denied it >> jessica: he denies everything judge. we've talked about this. he says seal the border and stop migrant invasion. no detail. no dropdown. how are you going to do that. this might be my favorite. unite our country by bringing it to new and record levels of success. well that sounds nice. what does that mean? we know he doesn't have a plan for lowing inflation except to ask all the heads of the agencies to come together and do it. he thinks par riffs pay for child care. he thinks tariffs pay for everything. when you ding her repeatedly for being unserious and lacking in detail take a look. a their actual platforms and see who the person who has detail is and who the person is that is completely lacking in specificity and seriousness. >> greg: i think bringing up project 2025 is kind of weak. i mean, it's basically a policy stack by a

you know about kaitlyn cache, who is delayed life-saving postpartum care because the procedure to stophaging is the same one used in abortions. if you have been watching this show, you know these stories and others like them. but this week, we learned about two new stories. this week, propublica introduced us to amber nicole thurman and candi miller. to black mothers who were taken from their children, whose preventable deaths would not have happened if not for george's draconian abortion ban. the story of these women is crucial, as we dismantle lives of the -- lies of the antiabortion movement. if you have been paying attention, you know that abortion is health care. and you know that it cannot be banned without threatening the health, well-being, fertility and lives of women. but for black women in this country, their health and well- being is already statistically worse. maternal mortality rates are higher and the incidence of high risk pregnancy is greater. and so the threat posed by an abortion ban is even more acute. the politics surrounding abortion and reproductive freedom have

joining me now is kaitlyn jackson schiff and assistant professor of political science at purdue university co-director of the governance and responsible ai lab and co author of a study published in the american journal science review, the liar's dividend c can politicians claim misinformation? formation to evade accountability, professor, thanks for being here. you studied 15,000 people. what did you find thanks so much for having me, michael. >> yes. so we did a survey of over 15,000 american adults looking for evidence of this concept called the liar's dividend, can politicians or other public figures receive a benefit or a dividend from claiming that real scandals are just deep fakes or fake news in our study, we found consistent evidence that people are willing to give greater support to politicians who cry wolf about fake news or deep fakes. the more willing to support politicians who make false claims of misinformation after a scandal okay this is, depressing, but it means let's just assume for the purpose of this conversation that the lieutenant governor was the person behind all of

my husband feared for my life no woman should experience what i endured kaitlyn joshua joins me now, kaitlan. >> thank you so much for joining us. i was so moved by the statements that you made. i think so many people were and just thinking about that experience, kaitlan, i mean, you were turned away from not one, but two emergency rooms i mean, what happened next? >> how did you even manage to overcome what happened? >> yes. and thank you again for having me tonight all i can say was i was adamant about trying to get at least some type of confirmation as to whether or not i was miscarrying. so some fall of 2022, when my husband and i found ourselves and health care crisis. as you stated at 11 weeks pregnant, i knew that something was wrong it went to one hospital where i was told i can't confirm at this moment whether or not you're miscarrying, but i'm sending you home with prayers the second hospital stated on barak question me rather are you even pregnant? it's just it's like a sister to me and sent me home basically saying that i had to take tylenol. that was the only thing that

said that there should be some form of punishment for women who have an abortion, women like me and kaitlynlaining than to just show people trump in his own words. >> well, trump in his own words and i think it's absolutely right that we are living in a wildly different environment than we were in 2016 and 2020. it is hard to overstate the impact that the dobbs decision and that trump's overturning of roe vs. wade has had on the political landscape. it sparked an outrage in women across the country for exactly what amanda just articulated, that we are living with the chaos and the cruelty of this trump policy, of what it means to be stripped of our fundamental rights, to be denied life-saving health care, to be left, to be on the brink of death before we get access to health care that should be available to us. that is the reality we're living with. it is directly because of donald trump. it is all at his -- in his hands. and that is what is driving elections. in every election since the dobbs decision when we have put the stakes around reproductive freedom in front of people, in front of v