ken paxton is truly one of the worst extremists in this country when it comes to abortion rights. has, unfortunately, led the way, my home state, in denying care and access and services in the most draconian way. whereas states like new york, as well as california and many other states, have enacted these shield laws precisely for this situation, to protect patients from providers who are crossing state lines for care, and look, folks are looking to those states to provide access to care. because as we know, you can't go to the people in all of the states in this country to pass ballot measures. you can't flip every legislature in time to provide care. these shield laws are going to be really, really critical. what we're seeing now is really the first national case that's going to test the two. now remember, for listeners, viewers, these are two different customer sit courts. so i think what we have to watch out for is how a fifth circuit court will rule, versus where the eastern courts, federal courts, and whether this goes to the supreme court, we've already seen the court punt

so the point of this, is that this is part of ken paxton mo. intimidation to try to scare new york doctors, to scare texas patients and trapped them from being able to access the care that they need. >> some would argue these abortion travel bans, so-called trafficking laws are scare tag's. what is the likelihood that a case or a challenge to one of these laws might escalate to the supreme court and what might the court do in dealing with the constitutional right to travel in his concurrence to the dobbs majority opinion that cavanagh made a lot of the fact that the constitution recognizes the right to interstate travel. does that seem sacrosanct in the context of abortion care >> what we've seen is the isolation of reproductive health care, altogether from other areas of constitutional rights. we saw that in hobby lobby, where the court assigned religious liberties and interests. so long as it means the abortion rights or reproductive rights being carved out in that case, as you recall, it that involved the court conflating iuds with abortifac

i just said ken paxton. senator kennedy: you don't have a name. >> i just said ken paxton. senator kennedy: how about louisiana, you said louisiana has its knives outs for black immigrants. who in louisiana were you talking about? >> again, i'm not certain that was two years ago. as i'm sure you know much has happened in the last two years. senator kennedy: did you say it? >> do i not remember the context. senator kennedy: you said somebody had their lives out from louisiana for black immigrants. you don't know who they were. you just said it? >> i said the attorney general of louisiana and texas. i believe this referred to specifically lawsuits brought and arguments made in court at the arrival of haitians. senator kennedy: i am out of time >> thank you very much, senator. i appreciate your questions. senator kennedy: the attorney general of louisiana had his eyes not knives out. >> senator hirono senator heronna: thank you, mr. chairman. we have a broken immigration system. this was acknowledged over a decade ago when first arrived in the united states senate. we actually

we are not surprised someone is vehemently antiabortion as ken paxton is trying to reach his arm to newn from accessing doctors that care. >> there states that have shield laws like this with their doctors. the states include california massachusetts. do you have a sense of the scale of how many doctors prescribed medications like this to states where the medications have in effect become a legal? >> there are eight states that have stepped up to to protect telemedicine abortion and providers in the state serving in all 50 states. the estimate is that about 10,000 or more each month are two women in states that have either restricted band were under resourced. there are not a lot of options and clinics even before throughout the united states. >> there were places where there was no medical provider that could deal with a serious miscarriage situation. >> 80% of the counties in the united states did not have a single abortion provider when it was still the law of the land. telemedicine is pretty new. it is a covid error -- era. it is the modern house,. it is used across a range from eve

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they think in their eyes is the right thing for these women. >> so, look, we know there's a reason ken paxtong after this new york doctor, and you're completely right. it's the chilling effect, but it's also an opportunity for them much like they did on immigration, much like they did, you know, by busing immigrants to other states, they're trying make the case that there's something wrong with doctors from one state taking care of patients from another. they know -- and we said this last year or the last time this went to court. they know that medication abortion is popular. they know it is very easy to access, that it is a back door -- it is a way around abortion bans in red states, and they have suitly no interest in letting their constituents have access to this care in anyplace else. this doctor in particular, they're putting their careers on the line to take care of patients from other states. what i think is really interesting and a story i would like our side to do a better job of telling, and we're going to be talking about it a lot in the next coming year is the success story of blu

i think ken paxton, the a.g. in texas, took immediate action.e been working with lindsey graham, but it's insulting. they wait four years, just before we take control, the sell a main piece of our plan to secure that border. rachel: we had chuck devore on earlier, and one of the things that is so shocking when you go to the or border is seeing piles of border wall rusting on one side, people coming across the border and then massive protection around the detention centers where they're processing it. i also went to a center that was for unaccompanied minors, and i'm telling you,al a ca as the is not more -- alcatraz is not more protected than this. prisons are not more protected than this. the biden administration if did everything they could to make sure you did not know anything about the children that were coming across the border, the 300,000 that were missing, that remain missing and the horrors that they went through, rapes, you know, little girls loaded up with birth control pills because the parent who is sent them on this journey alone

techs he as attorney general ken paxton calls this a victory for border security. also reacting. watch. >> the courts have ordered them to stop. it's disgusting they're going to take that border wall which you just said, we paid top dollar for, and selling it for pennies on the dollar. now we've got to rebuy it. it's ridiculous. however, a little bit of good news. one of the companies reached out to me, willing to give us that border wall products back at what they paid for, pennies on the dollar, giving it back at the same price. i think ken paxton, the ag in texas took immediate action, working with lindsey graham taking immediate action. right now i think we've got them stopped. it's insulting. they wait four years before we take control to sell a main piece of the border. cheryl: well, let's bring in former acting i.c.e. director and former u.s. border patrol chief and deputy commissioner, ronald vitiello. ronald, your thoughts on this. it's my understanding that many of these components are still usable and salvageable and as we know, president trump and of co

stated texas attorney general ken paxton calling on a federal judge to block from auctioning off unuseds of the border wall. he is accusing the white house have trying to sabotage the incoming administration. william la jeunesse live from los angeles for this, what are we learning, william? sandra, texas attorney general ken paxton said stop biden from effectively defining that wall plate selling used panels. what you see here hundreds of steel panels at the then sold to an auction company operating in tucson and panels have been starting at $5. paxton believes the sale may be illegal. >> what we want to know now is, are they selling off assets that should be used for the border wall to other parties illegally in violation of the injunction to stop them from doing that? >> earlier this year, paxton won federal injunction against the biden administration for illegally stopping wall construction or to what you see here live pictures ceci arizona on the border between yuma and remains have the holding yard and staging area for all of the border fence material once existed. you can see a fe

so we're not surprised that somebody is vehemently anti-abortion, as ken paxton is trying to reach hisproviding these services. >> there's i think eight states that also have shield laws like this for their doctors. in those states, which include california, massachusetts, pretty big states, do you have a sense of the scale, of how many doctors have prescribed medications like this to states where those medications have, in effect, become illegal? >> as you said, there are eight states that have stepped up to protect telemedicine abortion and the doctors and health care providers within their states that are serving women in all 50 states. so one-fifth of all abortions in this country right now are through telemedicine, and the estimate is about 10,000 or more each month are to women in states that have either restricted or banned or just generally underresourced. i mean, there aren't a lot of options and a lot of clinics even before the fall of roe throughout the united states because of domestic terrorism issues. >> there are places in the country where there really was no medical pr

of this particular effort to ban medication abortion, there are several efforts like the one by ken paxtondoctor for unlawfully providing abortion inducing drugs to texas residents, which is in direct violation of state law. physically, this new york doctor is part of a group that males medication abortion to women in red states that cannot access it themselves. there are shield laws that protect those doctors from doing what they think is medically necessary for these women. but it is a challenge between effectively red states and blue states. red states saying that is not legal here, don't send these medications here. the states saying this is in the best interest of women, we are going to treat them accordingly. what do you think happens to an effort like that? even if it is not ultimately successful, there is the chilling effect it could have on doctors who do what they think in their eyes is the right thing for these women. >> look, we know there is a reason ken paxton is going after this doctor, and you are completely right, it is the chilling effect, but it is also an opportunity fo

the state attorney general ken paxton, a real right-wing warrior on these issues and all issues, it'sgyn who prescribed abortion medication to a woman living in colin county, texas. she's a 20-year-old woman. she had some complications, according to this civil complaint, she had some complications after taking the medication abortion. she was brought to a health care facility where, according to this complaint, those who were providing care to her told her companion or her boyfriend that she had taken medication abortion or she had been pregnant in the past and that something had gone wrong in terms of her body miscarrying or getting -- expelling the fetus. and that's when he got suspicious, and basically searched through either their home or her home -- >> the boyfriend? >> the boyfriend, for evidence. >> so he is the fount of this? >> he did not know that she had been pregnant. and the complaint lays this out. and so it seems as if, and folks like jessica valenti have discussed this online, it seems although he is the origin of this, that he is a disgruntled boyfriend turned states

>> ken paxton is not as interested in that mika, as he is in getting the headline.d. in texas, they have tried to say that some of the women who have bled out in parking lots and bathrooms, that these procedures could have occurred under the law. it was the doctor's fault for not doing them. well, but this is what he's doing. he's trying to scare everyone in america from providing basic care to women. this is a scare lawsuit. this is to put every lawyer who advises doctors in a tele- medicine world that they are in danger. i doubt this lawsuit will be successful ultimately especially if it goes all the way up. lisa may disagree with me on that. but really the damage that's being done here is the narrative he's building. that you can't even go online and get legal, safe health care when you want to make a decision about your body. >> lisa, maybe i'm in fantasy land here. but 35 or so days left of the biden administration, what could they do with executive orders to -- at least tie this up in the courts and have women just at least have a grace period or health care?

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how is this showdown being set up now between texas and new york, ken paxton getting absurdly creativeroductive rights, which don't exist there, frankly, but their abortion bans in a new -- a blue state like new york? >> i mean, this is the question. i mean, ken paxton is truly one of the worst extremist in this country when it comes to abortion rights, and texas has unfortunately led the way, my home state, in denying care and access and services in the most ricardian way. whereas states like new york, as well as california and many other states, have enacted these shield laws precisely for this situation, to protect patients and providers who are crossing state lines for care, and look, folks are looking to those states to provide access to care, because as we know, you can't go to the people in all of the states in this country to pass ballot measures, you can't flip a legislature in time to provide care, so these shield laws are going to be really, really critical, and what we are seeing now is really the first national case that is going to test the two. now remember, for listener

. >> ahora, el fiscal general de texas, ken paxton, anunciÓ el inicio de una investigaciÓn a 14 compaÑÍasy que estÁn revisando los detalles de la investigaciÓn. >> necesitamos mÁs criterios de herramientas y regulaciones. desgraciadamente, las leyes no caminan en el mundo. >> en un mundo ideal, y para muchos las redes sociales es ya parte del mundo real. >> toda tu red social en el mundo real estÁ ahÍ. entonces, al desconectarse uno, pues estÁ solo. >> la clave, dicen expertos, es monitorear el tiempo que pasamos en las redes sociales. un consejo para los adolescentes y tambiÉn para muchos adultos en san antonio, texas. francisco cuevas noticias telemundo. >> y ahora estas son algunas imÁgenes que hoy tambiÉn son noticia. miles de sirios celebraron en la plaza mÁs grande de damasco en este primer viernes de oraciones desde la caÍda de bashar al-assad. tambiÉn abarrotaron la histÓrica mezquita de los omeyas. ahÍ el primer ministro interino hablÓ de una nueva siria libre y digna para todos. una manadde borregos cimarrones dio un paseo obligado por el aire. lo sacaron sedados, sostenidos por

>> i just said ken paxton. >> you don't have a name, do you? >> just said ken paxton. >> all right. how about louisiana? you said louisiana has its knives out for black immigrants. who in louisiana were you talking about again? >> i'm not certain, that was two years ago. and as i'm sure, you know, much has happened in the last two years. >> what did you say again? i do not remember the constitution said somebody had their knives out from louisiana for black immigrants, but you don't know who they were. you just said it. >> i said the attorney general of louisiana and texas and i believe this referred to specifically lawsuits brought and arguments that were made in that the arrival of his. >> but i want to record with you. >> thank you very much, senator, appreciate that. >> we have a broken immigration system. this was acknowledged over a decade ago when i first arrived in the united states senate. and we actually, in 2013, we had a bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform bill that addressed the issues of all of the immigrants who are working in various large sectors of our econ

you have had the texas attorney general ken paxton suing ncaa. he wrote the ncaa is intentionally and jeopardizing the safety of young women by changing women's competitions to co-ed competitions. radical gender theory has no place in college sports. the ncaa president denied that. listen to this on the issue of locker rooms. >> why do your guidelines allow biological men into women's locker rooms without the women's consent or their foreknowledge. why do you do that? >> that's not what the guidelines say. >> they do say. your guidelines say that transgender student athletes should be able to use the locker room, shower and toilet facilities in accordance with their gender identity. >> everybody else can have a opportunity to use other facilities. >> okay, the burden is on the women. >> jacque: how might an executive order change the confusion. >> something to do with funding of certain schools. public schools. might also have to do with just how they are looking at title ix and anything around sexual harassment poll seals as well used in a way t

ken paxton the a.g. in texas took immediate action and lindsey graham. i think we have them stopped now. it is insulting they wait four years before we take control to sell a main piece of our plan to secure that border. >> aishah: this won't stop, though. they won't stop with the fights in the court. should the president-elect stop these sanctuary cities from getting federal grants like he did the last time? >> i think so. money talks. it is the number one leverage point that the federal government has and we are still a federalist government. that means that we respect the states but they have to comply with constitutional obligations and laws that we pass and this is one and they are violating it and so money will be the leverage point for the that want to violate the law. >> aishah: before i let you go, congressman, i have to ask you about the president elect making news over the weekend demanding that the debt ceiling issue be dealt with before he ever is sworn into office. that's not a very long time. you voted against the last cr measure that had

texas attorney general ken paxton accused a doctor in new york, not texas, of violating texas state lawibing abortion drugs to a texas resident. i am joined by legal correspondent lisa rubin has been covering this. lay out the facts. state attorney general is a right wing warrior on these issues and all issues and it's against a new york medical provider ? >> new york ob/gyn who prescribed abortion medication in to a woman in texas. she's 20 years old and had complications, according to the civil complaint, she had complications after taking the medication abortion. brought to a health care facility where, according to this complaint, those who were providing care told her companion or her boyfriend that she had taken medication abortion she had been pregnant in the past and something had gone wrong in terms of her body miscarrying or getting, expelling the fetus. that's when he got suspicious and search through their harm or her own. >> the boyfriend. >> her boyfriend. he did not know that she had been pregnant. the complaint lays this out. it seems as if, and looks like they discussed

ken paxton says his office is investigating companies, including meta's instagram, reddit and discordne that bans the selling or sharing minors' personal info without the guardian permission. >>> and the s.e.c. is opening a probe into the elon musk's neuro link. musk saying the agency s taking fresh action against the brainship startup. the letter addressed to gary gensler did not elaborate what the s.e.c. was investigating, but added that the s.e.c. is preparing to take action against musk related to his inn vestmen to twitter before he bought the platform in 2022. frank. >>> silvana, thank you very much. we turn attention now to the ipo market and watching shares of servicetitan after the monster nasdaq debut yesterday. shares surging 40% yesterday. now in the pre-market, pretty much unchanged. the company saw the shares had close $101. servicetitan debut ending the lackluster year for the ipo market. bob pisani notes it is well below average three years running. so far, 140 offerings raised $28.8 billion. joining me now is our guest with stake in many. santos, good morning. great t

this week, texas attorney general ken paxton opened a new front in the contentious battle over accessg a new york doctor for sending abortion pills into texas. this appears to be among the first attempts. states like new york can refuse to cooperate with the temps by other states to prosecute or sue abortion providers who prescribe and send pills across state lines. but legal experts say they expect texas to try to pursue its case which could end up in federal court. your opinion on this. can other states get in a similar situation? >> i have to say we will be it will gailing this matter. women should have and must have the right to safe legal abortion in states like minnesota, new york, california, and many others. most of them are medical. and the fact that people in other states may want to get that opportunity to vindicate their rights. i mean, the fact is that you are going to see folks in the red states ags coming after people. but i want to make sure everyone knows this. in minnesota, if you come to minnesota to do what is constitutionally protected in minnesota, no matter wher

texas attorney the general ken paxton requesting the hearing after learning unused parts were being auctionedennies on the dollar. his office is saying it will hold the biden administration, quote, accountable for illegally subverting our nation's border security until the very last day in power. >>> and the telegraph reporting that president-elect trump could make history with his second state visit to the u.k., but it's likely -- it likely won't happen until 2026. and if it happens, he'd become the first elected politician in modern history on to hosted by the royal family on two visits. a formal invitation is expected once trump is back in office. by the way, you guys remember when meghan markle refused to meet with donald trump in she said she had to take care of the baby even though she has a lot of nannies. and earlier, we asked you to share your thoughts on the annoying new travel trend where people are playing their videos and music on their phones while flying or at the airport without using headphones. so here's what nancy said. she said taking a call is one kind of rudeness, but pu

. >> texas attorney general ken paxton awaiting" we have successfully blocked the biden administration before president trump takes office. paxton also also says at the buy demonstration dispose of border wall which is a purchase with funds subject to an injunction in violation of court order, it would constitute an ethical sanctionable conduct officials could help -- and it couldn't be held in contempt of court the biden administration has been auctioning off parts of the border wall since at least last year of parts listed for sale on auction marking places, not sure ebay after it abruptly shut down border wall construction after biden took office four years ago. not rich, we've reached out to the white house for a comment on this judge's ruling, so far we have not heard back. rich: lucas tomlinson traveling with the present the virgin islands thank you. molly: meanwhile democratic leaders are pledging to resist incoming pres president trump'sa mass deportation plans california governor gavin newsom is reportedly considering several plans to help at risk illegal immigrants avoid remo

on friday texas attorney general ken paxton announced he would be suing a new york doctor for providingbring our coverage president of reproductive freedom for all. your thoughts. >> i mean this is project 2025 coming to life. this is everything we warned about and screamed about that just under half the country recognized, right? these guys are the extremest architects of some of the most cruel policies in this country. ed martin didn't just say the quiet part out loud. he's a right wing talk radio host. he gleefully proclaimed it out loud. so if anyone thought for five seconds that donald trump was going to moderate his tune, they were sorely mistaken. the thing that our exit polling and our work we're seeing in the field post the election that's important for us to remember, though, is that not all americans understood or still understand that the trump administration and all these appointees are so radical on abortion. he said he wants to leave it to the states. so what we have to do is educate the american people about ed martin and other appointees that are deeply problematic, but

ken paxton alleged that the doctor violated state law by prescribing abortion inducing drugs.it seeks thousands of dollars in damages. it marks one of the first challenges to so-called shield laws in states like new york designed to protect physicians that prescribe -- provide such prescriptions online or over the phone. a number of abortions have -- has increased slightly after roe v. wade was overturned in 2022. the u.s. military has brought an american who was imprisoned in syria out of the country. u.s. officials tell the associated press that travis timmerman has been flown to jordan on a military helicopter. rebel groups ousted the country's president assad and began opening the country's infamous presence. the 29-year-old was detained seven months ago after crossing into syria while on a christian pel mortgage -- christian pilgrimage. president loder mayor belinsky -- below tamira zelinski said russia launched a barrage. he described it as one of the heaviest bombardments of the war and the target was the energy sector. ukrainian differences shot down most of the missil

. >> texas attorney general ken paxton weighing in.e have successfully blocked by administration from disposing of any further border wall materials before president trump takes office. paxton's office also said the buy demonstration disposes of any border wall material purchase with funds are subject to an injunction in violation of court order. it would constitute an sexual conduct official should be held in contempt of court. the by demonstrations auctioning off border wall part since at least last year with parts listed for sale in auction marketplaces. after abruptly shut down the border wall construction after biden took office years ago. reach out to the white house for comment on the texas judges ruling. we are still waiting to hear back. in the meantime president biden remains here on vacation is due back next week. the founding fathers to the current white house occupant lose tomlinson traveling in that with the present virgin islands. >> another drama set to play out in the days before trump's inauguration. tick tock beat th

plans by selling off unused building materials for the southern border while texas attorney general ken paxton received a court order to stop the white house from selling that mat material. let's bring in john sandweg former acting ice director former acting dhs general counsel. what was the biden administration attempting to do here? >> think what they would say is this is old material in the custody of the defense department they need to offload. trying to have economical efficiency trying to offload it but i can understand the concerns of the trump administration coming in and having the wall be one of the centerpieces of the border security plan objecting to this approach. jon: it seemed like they were trying to get rid of it specifically so that it would not be there for the trump administration to use. >> again, i think what they would say it was just sitting there and they needed to get rid of it. obviously it looks here it is, write for the trump administration comes in and thy start offloading this wall. nevertheless the injunction has been issued by the court. it's conceited they're

i think ken ken paxton, the a.g. in texas, took immediate action, so right now i think we've got them stopped. but it's insulting, they wait four years just before we take control to sell a main piece -- david: nasty piece of work. i'm glad it's the stopped. let's talk about what's happening with our neighbors was donald trump certainly got the attention of both our northern and southern neighbors. both of whom have now been talking, reacting to what trump's been saying. how's that working out? in particular with regard to the old remain in mexico policy that trump used very effectively in his first term to stop, the close the border. >> look, the mexican government's already taken some action to sop some of the caravans coming up. i think it's, i think it's very promising, the discussions with canada and mexico. they've already taken steps, and like canada, i mean, within two days of the trudeau meeting, the foreign minister got ahold of me talking about what they can do to make the northern border more secure. i th

so thank goodness we got this court order that texas attorney general ken paxton was able to get that two days ago they stopped the auctioning. this is crazy, pennies on the dollar and we're getting ready the finally finish that border wall after trump put n as i recall, 540 miles he successfully installed. rachel: yeah, absolutely. i want to move to this topic with you, which is china. you know, china's reportedly building up weapons as well as psychological warfare operations, and trump apparently was -- by the way, there was a meeting between china and iran just recently, and trump was top of mind. i want to talk about the priorities and how they might change now that donald trump is in office, because it seems like our country has been spending money in ukraine, you know, i guess rebuilding nations, you know, other countries, rechanging, you know are, rebuilding the middle and changing that, and we've been spending money on all this stuff. meanwhile, china has been building it military but also, i think very effectively, you know, getting into the western hemisphere, getting invol

. >> reporter: now, texas' attorney general ken paxton also weighing in saying we have successfully blockedn administration from disposing of any further materials before president trump takes office. and paxton's office also said that the biden administration disposes of border wall materials purchased with funds subject to to an injunction in violation of court order, quote, it would constitute unethical and sanctionable conduct, and officials should be held in contempt of court. the biden administration if has been auctioning off parts of the border wall since at least 2023, last year, with parts listed for sale on auction marketplaces after it abruptly shut down most border wall construction after biden took office about four yearsing ago. now, we've reached out to the white house for a comment on this judge's ruling of. we have not heard back, but we are awaiting a statement from the white house. anita? anita: all right. we know you will keep us posted, lucas tomlinson. thank you so much. griff? griff: anita, on capitol hill house speaker mike johnson could be nation an uphill battle f

but he has worked on other very big cases, including the big oil spill, including representing ken paxton said is that he wants this to play out in the court of law and not in front of the media. back to you. >> still ahead, francisco start-up using ai to reinvent everything from taking notes, getting your hair color will getting your hair color will take a look. reminder, bent finger appointment. i don't want to wait or have surgery for my dupuytren's contracture. i want a nonsurgical treatment. and if nonsurgical treatment isn't offered? i'll get a second opinion. take charge of your treatment. if you can't lay your hand flat, visit findahandspecialist.com to get started. sports. the niners hoping to keep their season alive after a strong performance against chicago bears. >> kron four's erin wilson has the highlights. >> pick it up in the 1st quarter. opening drive on 3rd and 3 purdy dropping back. looking for man finds a wide open. isaac guerendo who goes for 23 yards and a first down into chicago territory next play. now its first in goal and it's party here dropping back once again,

but he has worked on other very big cases, including the big oil spill, including representing ken paxton astroworld. what he has said is that he wants this to play out in the court of law and not in front of the media. back to you. >> all right, 10 22 is the time right now. and coming up, health officials are investigating a possible case of bird flu right here in the bay area. and it's a child and it's 10. 25 for your money estate bt program that gives buyers a rebate when they get fresh fruit and vegetables is coming back. and the san jose assembly member alex lee just secured 10 million dollars to restart this food benefits program that allows ebt users to get up $60 a month when they buy fruits and veggies at select grocery stores. more than 7,000 santa clara county household got a total of 460,000 additional dollars for their ebt cards when the program was in service. so now it's coming back. on this date in history. prince charles and princess diana announced they were separating and star wars. the last jedi made his big for mayor news nation's markie. martin looks back. >> today i

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it looks like this is the test case that ken paxton and the antiabortion right has been casting about know if you know that. number two, is there a -- do you have a sense of how the supreme court might fall on this? >> i think it depends on exactly how the issue percolates to the supreme court. i think one possibility here is that they come to a little bit of a compromise, right, that they allow new york to protect its doctors. they allow texas to regulate abortion within its border. that means that a texas doctor can't prescribe for a texas woman something that a new york doctor can. >> the other case that's going to go in front of the supreme court soon is the case of tiktok and whether it should remain banned in this country. they decided to take it up pretty quickly. what's going on here? >> one of the things that is going on here is how quickly the supreme court wants to rule on the tiktok ban. >> what does that say to you? >> it says to me that there's a possibility of a reprieve. at least they're not going to let it go into effect without giving tiktok a fair hearing. if you co

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that's why ken paxton filed this amicus brief with the southern district of texas. they are not going to allow that to happen. they are going to hold them accountable, and they're going to pull funding from these states. they are going to pull funding from the cities. if they do this, and they are not going to allow the aclu to break the law in the united states of america. you know, this is this is going to end come january 2025. >> yeah. which can't come soon enough. joey, there's something like i read 1.4 million people who have been ordered by a federal judge to be deported and or leave the country, and they just haven't. i mean, they just flaunted the rule of law like there's no tomorrow. >> yeah. you know, criminals in new york city don't really care about getting arrested because they're going to be let right back out. so illegals in this country under the biden administration don't really care about being ordered to be deported. they can go down the road, get another green card with a different name and a different social security number, and go get a job so

i am just so sad that the people in texas voted for ken paxton and greg abbott.tin or el paso voted for him. host: why do you think democrats have such trouble winning statewide in texas? caller: it comes down to the money i believe. host: so you don't think there is enough national money that comes in to some of these races when ted cruz is up for reelection or the governors races, they just get outspent? caller: yes. absolutely. the one with the most money gets the most votes. it's sad that way but that is america. host: to the bronx, peter, a good morning. are you with us? we go to chesapeake, virginia. bob, good morning. caller: good morning john. the big lesson to learn from 2024 is about joe biden's mental collapse. the washington post, the new york times, cnn, msnbc and so on deliberately covered up joe biden's declining mental deterioration. in order to advance their own agenda. and biden's incompetence was exposed in the debate with trump , they had to turn against him in order to cover up for their own faults -- false reporting. the lesson to learn from

ken paxton announced the suit on friday. it launches the first challenge to shield laws that states passed to protect physicians after roe v. wade was overturned in 2022. texas has some of the most restrictive abortion bans in the country. >>> president-elect trump is weighing in on daylight saving time time. president-elect posted on truth social he wants to get rid of it. he calls it inconvenient and costly to the nation. the american medical association agrees. saying cking with standard time is better for your health. >>> if you were hoping to win the mega millions jackpot on friday the 13th, sorry, it was bad luck for all of us. the good news is the prize is up to $740 million. it is the eighth largest mega millions jackpot ever. the next drawing is on tuesday. >>> let's turn to the years long challenge for millions of americans. that is losing weight. this morning, new hope with the study showing people are slimming down. anne thompson is here with more. >> peter, good morning. this is good news for our health and heal

facing a tough primary against ken paxton. there was an effort to give him the gavel as a consolation prize for losing the leader race. so, he was denied the consolation prize. after losing for leader of the party. i raisel that because he may not run again in 2026. he would be a free agent. lastly, todd, from indiana, never endorsed trump this year. never endorsed him. i think he is someone to watch. he went to annapolis, he is someone who is an internationalist. and i think he will have a hard time with these pix. -- picks . it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. ♪♪ what causes a curve down there? can it be treated? stop typing, and start talking. it could be a medical condition called peyronie's disease, or pd. and it could be treated without surgery. find

but he has worked on other very big cases, including the big oil spill, including representing ken paxtonlay out in the court of law and not in front of the media. back to you. >>kron 4 news. a look at any ofmerry band of artist is turning out one of a kind gifts glassblowing has been around since the first century bc, but that our form is still mesmerizing. reporter john lee has the story of a north carolina man who's been doing it for most of his life. >>off. we call this a hot shot for good reason. stays on a 2100 degrees fahrenheit despite the extreme temps required hot glass. ali seems like a place to make things that street like me. owner jake fiver still enough to say such things. you know, when you're working with the glass to just >>in the material like going there is kind of like a big honey dipper. i get that glass scooped up. and in the end of the blowpipe here me, thankful that i enough to star in it, not just mold in clear glass. that's all that is. and this time of year, that's the start of a christmas ornament is going there. now. i have what's called for far. it crushed u

. >>> texas attorney general ken paxton is suing the ncaa that blocked transgender athletes from participatingmen's sports says it tricks and misleads fans. that was announced a day after president-elect trump rallied against the transgender community. turning points annual event america fest. >> with a stroke of my pen on day one, we are going to stop the transgender lunacy. and i had sign executive orders to end child sexual mutilation, get transgender out of the military and out of our elementary schools and middle schools and high schools. and we will keep men out of women's sports. >> joining us is catherine christian, former district attorney of the manhattan district attorney's office and msnbc legal analyst. thanks for sbg have us on a tuesday. can the president do what just said? >> well, he can sign an executive order and i am sure this will all end up in the courts. eventually. we have already earlier a few months ago heard argument in the supreme court about health care for transgender youth and that decision will be forth coming. five years ago the supreme court said you cannot di