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matthew taylor, thank you very much i less pressure at work. o effect and clinics closed. mississippi's last abortion provider is now a furniture shop. but those who work here are still performing the procedure, two states in 17 hours' drive away in new mexico. we hours' drive away in new mexico. - moved everything from jackson here, and we mostly served texas women here. i think it is a great loss, i think it is... i think they have taken itjust like they have everything else in mississippi, and they had taken mississippi backwards again. in mississippi everything has changed and nothing has changed. in the poorest parts of america's poorest state, for some, accessing an abortion was almost impossible before the ban. often the only support available was a crisis pregnancy centres run by anti—abortion organisations. i understand single parenthood, i understand not knowing if the food will be there. i understand the lack of resources. i understand what a lot of these women are going through, i understand infertility. i understand that the decisio

matthew chance, thank you for your reporting. >>> let's bring the former ambassador to ukraine, william taylor. thank you for being here. so many analysts, saying this episode has weakened putin. is he significantly weakened? >> i think he is. >> i think he is weakened. he blinked and prigozhin blinked. they were both on a collision course. prigozhin barreling up from the south, towards moscow. putin, blasting that saturday morning. the traitor, stabbing him in the back. what did he do? he called it all off. we're not going to arrest them and let them go to belarus. i don't know how that helps him at all. it removes him from the area, the league of great leaders. he was, as matthew said, was a source of stability. making good decision. he's made some bad decisions coming into this whole conflict. >> putin has no compulsion about having his enemies poisoned oer jailed. what is prigozhin going to do now? >> he needs to be worried. belarus is part of the union state. that's a combination of belarus and russia. luke chen coe is not known to be a heavywieght. he's beholden to putin. people who cross putin, people who are acc

congresswoman marjorie taylor greene cosponsored the matthew lawrence perna act of 2022 when former congressman louis gohmert submitted it. she is the only person who cosponsored it and has been the most vocal among her peers about the unjust treatment of a january 6th. resource called for the impeachment of matthew graves who is just one of the many responsible for mentally torturing my nephew to the point of taking his own life. ms. greene has been my greatest support and i am extremely grateful for her fearlessness. this bill could say someone in the future from a total overreach of power our justice department. i ask you to bring this bill to the table and encourage your constituents to pass it. please, i ask you, do not let my nephews death be in vain. mathewson was attended by people from all over the country who had never met him. his online guestbook received over 1000 entries representing 13 countries and 45 states, but disappointingly not even one sympathy message from anyone in congress or the department of justice. how could strangers from australia, , taiwan and aunt arctic have se

matthew chance, thank you very much for all of your reporting from moscow for us. great to see you. let's bring in the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine now, william taylor. ch for being here. so many analysts, as you just even heard matthew chance say, that this whole strange opposite has weakened him. but he did manage to wall a rebellion and dispatched prigozhin to belarus perhaps. so is he significantly weakened? >> i think he is. i think he is weekend. he linked and prigozhin linked. they were both on a collision course. prigozhin of course barreling at the end for from the south towards moscow. putin lasting that morning, saturday morning, the trader of stabbing in the back and gonna arrest them and crush them and what do you do? he called it all off. he said no, actually we are not going to arrest, so i don't see how that helps him at all. if he would lose him from the area, from the lead of great leaders, cleo was as matthew said, he was saying the source of, stability are making good decisions, and he has made some really bad decisions coming into this whole conflict. >> as you know, putin has no -- enemies poisoned or jailed, so what is going to

referee anthony taylor after the europa league final — the president of the uk's referee�*s association, paul field joins me shortly hello, i'm matthewtoliwala — welcome to verified live — three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we begin in the uk where one of the nation's best known presenters phillip schofield has told the bbc he's lost everything, and does not see a future for his career, after his affair with a junior male colleague. the anchor — who hosted the popular daytime show this morning, has been in the headlines after admitting to an "unwise but not illegal" relationship. in his first interview since the scandal, he said the affair only began several years after he first met the young man, who was 15 at the time. mr schofield strongly denies grooming him, but says he regrets the relationship and lying about it when itv tried to investigate. he's been talking to the bbc�*s amol rajan. last week, if my... ..daughters hadn't been there... ..then...i wouldn't be here. and they've. .. ..guarded me. um... and won't let me out of their sight. it's like a weird...numbness. i know that's a selfish

and representative marjorie taylor greene even wider net, she thinks fbi director chris wray, attorney general merrick garland and u.s. attorney matthew graves should all be impeached as well. democrats think republicans don't have a single case here, they just think that republicans have impeachment fever. >> we need stronger border security, we need comprehensive immigration reform. these calls for impeachment are a -- >> senate republicans are kind of split about the whole matter. they want accountability, too, but any impeachment effort would most certainly die in a democrat-controlled senate. >> i think that one of the advantages of doing impeachment, you get to have an investigation with it. >> i would be cautious about that. there are not the votes to remove president biden unless something new happens. >> graham making a fair point there. if there is an impeachment of secretary mayorkas, it probably would not happen until after august. more hearings. >> john: not a lot of time between now and then. >> sandra: a story maybe familiar to us by this point and involves a man by the name of john kerry. he won't reveal often he is us

. >> congressman marjorie taylor greene is casting a wider net filing articles against attorney general american garden, fbi director christopher rate u.s. attorney matthews week congressman filed articles against president biden and vice president kamala harris. accusing biden of quote weapon icing the office to shield the business and influence peddling schemes of his family. there isn't much appetite about other republicans to direct the president into an impeachment trial. >> the american people are not yet ready to impeach biden. >> is not the votes in the senate to remove president biden progressed democrats don't think republicans have a case for anyone the gop simply has impeachment favor. >> figure mccarthy promised confrontation politics i do not think that serves a nation will progress the earliest we could see an impeachment secretary at mayorkas so be after the august recess. perhaps in the fall burn capitol hill fox news. arthel: i agree. eric: heartfelt for the late great calmness fox news contributor charles. [background noises] [applause] there was the son daniel throughout the first pitch at the nationals park today. this wednesday mark

. >> congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is casting a wider net filing articles against attorney general merrick garland, fbi christopher wray and u.s. attorney matthew graves. others are aiming even higher. this week congressman andy ogle has filed articles against president biden and vice president kamala harris. accusing biden of, quote: weaponizing the office to shield business and influence peddling schemes of its family. there isn't much appetite among other republicans to drag the president into an impeachment trial. the american people are. >> there is not the votes in the senate to remove president biden. >> democrats don't have this o. think they have case for anyone g.o.p. confrontation politics, i don't care that serves the nation well. >> bret, the earliest we could see an impeachment for, perhaps, secretary alejandro mayorkas is after the august recess perhaps in the fall because right now house republicans are running out of time but they are also quote work out out for them does not have the support of the entire g.o.p. congress. bret? >> bret: aishah on capitol hill. thank you. stocks rise rally this year upbeat date that worries the

taylor greene is another one here, she's casting an even wider net. she thinks hat fbi director, christopher wray, the attorney general, merrick garland, as well as u.s. attorney matthewraves should also be impeached here. democrats think republicans don't have a case here, they just have impeachment fever. >> we need stronger border security, we need comprehensive immigration reform. these calls for impeachment are a demagoguic effort the distract from those real policy issues. >> reporter: now, it'll be interesting to watch what senate republicans think. they're kind of split on this whole matter because any impeachment would almost most certainly chi in a democrat-controlled -- die in a democrat-controlled senate. >> i think that one of the advantages of doing impeachment is that you get to have an investigation -- >> i'd be very cautious about that. there's not the votes in the senate to remove president biden unless something new happens. >> reporter: and, elizabeth, if we cosee an impeachment move forward for alejandro major das, it often would not happen until after the august recess. elizabeth: thanks for the great reporting. back with us now, attorney chris s