missouri is welcoming a place for people seeking reproductive healthcare, this is not just in missouri it in 17 states going back to abortion van with no exceptions for greater incest. subdivides her to be lost, abortion was here before roe and it will be here when roe is overturned. the attack on reproductive healthcare will be on birth control. here in missouri that has been happening and we must do everything to protect reproductive rights. some of the anti-reproductive healthcare bills that have received the most attention this past session in missouri are defunding planned parenthood by eliminating medicaid payments for any and all reproductive health. a requirement for fetal remains of abortion the texas copy capital including $10000 to anyone who wants to act as a state bounty hunter threatening private universities endowment as training abortion continues, kriebel be committed if you seeking abortion across state lines and at one point we had a bill that stated if anyone had in up topic pregnancy in using abortion to terminate the pregnancy they could in the prison that help th

this is not just in missouri. here in missouri, that is not happening. we must do everything to protect reproductive rights. some of the anti-reproductive rights that have received the most attention in missouri are defending -- defunding planned parenthood for any and all reproductive health. requirement to fetal remains of abortion. including $10,000 to anyone who wants to act as a state bounty hunter. one of the bills would require pregnancy related services or counseling to provide medically accurate unbiased, labor delivery in order to be considered for state funding. the bill prohibits the state from denying a person's right to abortion -- in roe v. wade. in missouri, you all know we have a trigger law that was passed in 2019 that would make abortion illegal if roe is overturned. if ro is overturned for abortion and a child is right by their uncle, they will be forced to give birth. we desperately need your help. we cannot let state tax or medicaid -- support. we need to find space and restrict access. thank you so much. sen. stabenow: thank you so

it was in missouri, on a farm. the students followed a strict regimen of chores, school work and bible study. was it important to you that you go to a place where there was going to be some spiritual help? >> at this point, i didn't really care. i just needed her to have help. >> there are hundreds of private residential facilities across the country, promising to reform trouble teams. they range from wilderness programs to therapeutic voting schools to boot camps. then, there are those whose lessons derived from a very particular religious point of view. circle of hope was run by a married couple. boyd and stephen the household are. at the heart of their program, they said, was a strict importer protection of the king james bible. >> she was going to get schooling, and she was going to get counseling. this householder was a nurse and she was going to facilitate her medications. >> most important of all, perhaps, they had a free bed and could take ashley for just $100 a month. to teresa, it felt like a miracle of s

he really commands northern, missouri. and a steering during that battle ron white that i think he discovers that however many concerns he had about meeting the enemy the enemy was just as concerned about meeting him and he never forgot that as he began to move forward and it moving forward he got in that northern, missouri service his first notice that he personally got that he had been appointed to a general's position was reading in a paper called the daily, missouri democrat, and that's when grant found out that he was going to be general grant and of course was from then on the civil war story i think is well told but it's better told over time and better told by the three people. i mentioned one of whom is going to speak here after me so i don't want to get in too much detail about what i think is what i know about about general grant we've got somebody here who most everything about general grant and is going to talk about that. but when i see this statues sort of grant huddled on that horse. and by the way, people

for what purpose does the gentlelady from missouri rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana, i inform the house that mrs. walorski will vote aye on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from virginia rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. bourdeaux and ms. porter, i inform the house that those members will vote yes on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. curtis of utah, i inform the house that mr. curtis will vote yea on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas rise? >> as the member designated by by cuellar of texas, castro of texas, scanlon of pennsylvania, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama rise? >> as the member designated by mr. cawthorn of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. cawthorn will vote yes on

even with republicans overwhelming majority in missouri.t pass this year. >> the bill introduced was referenced in politico as sort of what the post-roe feature could look like. there would be penalties for people who went out of state to seek abortions. >> that's wrong. there's penalties for people who aid or abet violating the law. in fact, women are explicitly exempted from that. >> what would aiding and abetting be? >> so right now, if a woman in missouri is wanting to schedule an abortion, she'll call the last clinic that's open here in missouri and that clinic will schedule an abortion in illinois. and both of the entities are owned by the same legal entity, and so that's a coordinated effort to avoid the laws of the state of missouri. >> she played a critical role in missouri's twe2019 abortion law which includes a trigger ban, which means if roe falls, abortion will immediately become illee in the state. >> mary elizabeth coleman is clearly ambitious. she's very excited to impose her beliefs through policy on the vast majority of mi

set at the foothills of the jackins berg. woman, lottie, mountains, lies missouri. the tiny capital of la sue to a kingdom encircled by south africa, missouri with mo rena's swayed playground catapult to shame by tv, talent show. this city is to perfect muse for workers after pop style. oh gosh. but before we hit the town, that marina treats us to the most popular national pastime. hiking this mountain is called tele receive when it means the mountain of the night. this is where we defend in our country. you know, our king was fighting for our country and he was thing right. they on top 200 years ago, king much wish way defended his kingdom from colonists and neighboring nations. from his mountain fortress. the legendary warrior and statesman was known for treating his defeated enemies with kindness on much wage way day people hike up to his tomb to pay their respects and habits while reduced little leaves much waste. my story is still relevant today and the last it back on the i paid our for $5.00 for the, for this country. and we have to correct a few things to po

of that's missouri.ut georgia? the leading republican candidate for u.s. senate in georgia is this guy. herschel walker. walker's ex-wife accused him of abusive and extremely threatening behavior during their marriage and holding a pistol to her head and threatening to blow her brains out, according to documents obtained after the divorce, medical walker's ex wife secured a protector order against him and repeatedly called her sister and father threatening again that he was going to kill her. that is the leading republican party candidate for senate in georgia. how about the great state of pennsylvania? not only is their leading republican candidate for governor was a part of the mob that attacked the u.s. capitol on january 6th but the guy he endorsed for lieutenant governor has been ordered by a judge to tay away from his own home after his wife obtained a protective order over claims of physical and mental abuse and accuses of stalking her at work and screaming at her and threatening her by the shirt

louis region in southwest missouri.ast-minute court intervention kept the planned parenthood facility in st. louis open, the last abortion clinic in the state. >> my body, my choice! >> it was at that moment we started to be really strategic for planning for a future without abortion in the state of missouri. we built this 18,000 scare foot facility in secret. >> reporter: in fairview heights, just across the mississippi river from st. louis. in illinois, abortion laws are as liberal here as they are restrictive in missouri. last year it performed approximately 6,000 abortions. it is prepared to perform 14,000 a year going forward. >> so we are doing this not just for missouri patients, but for patients from across the midwest and the south. >> reporter: if you want to see what a post-roe world will look like, this is it. just look at a map of the states where abortion will be legal, like illinois, and all those others, where it likely will not. a new kind of continental divide. in january, the fairview heights clinic o

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to sue anyone who helps a missouri resident. again, if it happens, as you said, someone across state lines, someone gives someone money. how do you actually figure that part of it out? is it going to be people anonymously helping people to give abortions? do you understand what i'm saying? >> it's huge. i understand exactly what you're saying and i wish i had a clear answer for the legal implications here but when you take a right that has been guaranteed by the supreme court for almost 50 years and you simply take it away and create a whole new legal regime about abortion where something that was a constitutional right is now potentially a crime the way alito wrote it, there is open questions. it's not just about the red states. the people in the red states, their situation is clear. it will be illegal in just about half the country to get an abortion but people in the blue states where it's legal, their interactions with the red states, they are potentially at risk and all of this is sorted out. both in the state legislatures

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in illinois, abortion laws are as liberal here as they are restricted in missouri. last year it performed approximately 6,000 abortions. it is prepared to perform 14,000 a year going forward. >> so we are doing this not just for patients but for patients across the midwest and the south. >> if you want to see what a post roe world will look like, this is it. just look at a map of the states where abortion will be legal like illinois and all those others where it likely will not. a new kind of continental divide. in january in the fair view heights clinic opened this first in the nation regional logistics center. >> i heard it. it's okay. >> reporter: it provides patients money, transportation, lodging, whatever they say they need wherever they are. >> any type of travel. >> reporter: koanna shannon runs the center. i'm sure there are antiabortion supporters who will say, you're facilitating people killing their babies. >> i will tell you that i am sitting here every day facilitating a person's right to choose what they want to do with their body. >> i dreamed of bei

from missouri and georgia. thank you for being in "focus."dence, missouri. i used to live in kansas city. it is remarkable. i have to say this to both of you, what you've been able to do with your departments as you deal with complete deficits in certain categories. how bad has it gotten for you, chief? >> you know, it has been tough, harris. the vacancies we have creates more hats for our officers to wear both in patrol and traffic and all of our community service functions but also in investigations. i'm proud to say that men and women of the missouri police department, while we represent the statistics that you were pointing out before, homicides are up, however, we have 100% solveability to date. that would not be done without the incredible work the men and women do every day doing more and more with less and less. >> harris: i want to get to this, chief, i'll come to you. there have been 123 officers killed in the line of duty so far this year. it's only may. that's up by 35% from this time last year. there have been 25 ambush-style att

and in westchester missouri, it had several parents come to us and say, what can we do about this?t sue. there's no way to bring a claim in court but the attorney general has authority to launch an investigation and oppose several penalties on those who violate privacy laws. >> carley: we have some of those questionnaire questions that the school district webster grove reportedly asked the students to fill out. how often do students at your school have important conversations about race even when they might be uncomfortable and should the government on planned parenthood, what is your stance on abortion? very topical this morning of course but why would a school want to know these things? >> what we have been learning is there are these companies that come in and these schools do surveys for absorbent amount of money. they fabricate a problem. they say they don't like that you are not addressing race or mental health enough. same companies come back in and sell curriculum for even more money. so what we have is a cat-and-mouse game. these schools have no reason to learn this inform

hartzler of missouri, i inform the house that mrs. hartzler will vote yea on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. ross: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. butterfield of north carolina and ms. adams of north carolina, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. brownley, i inform the house that she will vote yes on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. gohmert, i inform the house that mr. gohmert will vote nay on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, i inform the house that he will vote yes on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from v

if they've performed an abortion in missouri in. >> no, i don't think that's an accurate reading of the law. >> reporter: because her bill has not yet been passed. >> it's been decide by the courts for so long, there's rhetoric ramping things up in ways that are not particularly helpful. >> reporter: states like connecticut are acting quickly >> you see didn't looking at that kind of mess and saying we want clarity, we todon't want t wait for things to shake out in the courts >> what kind of world are we potentially going into if roe is overturned >> i think it's going to be uglier and messier than the one we're in now >> reporter: hartford, didn't. >>> from the gas pump to the grocery store we're all feeling the sting of surging prices. in a few hours we'll learn if the worst is behind us ch chris pollone is live from d.c >> reporter: economists are expecting a bit of good news from april's consumer price report inflation could have actually peaked it's expected to be down from 8.5% in march. that would be relief for consumers and investors alike after gas prices reached an all-tim

if they performed an abortion on a missouri resident? >> no, i don't think that's an accurate reading of the law. >> reporter: her bill has not yet been passed. >> because the abortion issue has been decided by the courts for so long that taking this back into the state legislatures, there's rhetoric that is ramping things up in ways that isn't particularly helpful. >> reporter: scholars say the criminal and civil law has not been tested and anti-abortion states might push boundaries if roe is overturned which is why states like connecticut are acting quickly >> you see connecticut looking at that kind of mess and saying, we want clarity. we don't want to wait for things to shake out in the courts. >> what kind of world are we potentially going into if roe is overturned? >> i'm afraid a world where this conflict is uglier and messier than the one we're in now. >> reporter: stephanie gosk, nbc news, hartford, connecticut. >>> billionaire elon musk said today he will restore donald trump's twitter account once his deal to acquire the compa

luetkemeyer of missouri, i inform the house that mr. luetkemeyer will be voting yea on en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from iowa rise? >> thank you,. mel. as the member designated by -- madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. dunn of florida, i inform the house that mr. dunn will vote yes on en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by mr. peter defazio, i inform the house that mr. defazio will vote aye on the amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from delaware rise? ms. blunt rochester: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. schrader of oregon, i inform the house that mr. schrader will vote yea on h.r. 7309. or the amendments en bloc. number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. takano: madam speaker, as the member designated by representatives khanna, ocasio-cortez, bass and jayapal,

> missouri has one remaining freestanding abortion clinic. truth is that missourians have been fleeing the state for the last year or so and getting that care outside of the state. >> reporter: missouri has what's called a trigger law that if roe is overturned will immediately ban abortion across the state. >> the folks who are going to be disproportionately affected the most are going to be people who are the most marginalized already. it's going to be folks in rural communities. it's going to be black and brown folks. people who are unhoused, financial insecurity.who have - >> reporter: the lengths dr. mac nicholas takes oogt to get through hare reserve her day-to-day duties chronicled in "reversing roe." >> in america, 1 in 4 women will have an abortion in their life. to me, abortion is just basic health care. >> we're going to remove the pregnancy. >> reporter: since roe v. wade was decided, there's been a concerted legal effort to reverse it. >> i think that overturning roe v. wade has been at the top of the list of the conservative lega

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what happens if someone goes from missouri to illinois? to what extent will they be surveilled and criminalize? to what extent will the support system around them be sued and criminalized? this is already happening in texas right now. i think we are in for a very predictable mess, in which peoples lives will be directly affected the moment that the final opinion of the court is issued. >> a predictable mess, that sums it up. i want to pick up on one element that you mentioned there, the scramble a blue states to deal with the fallout of this. couldn't ward be done to do more before we got to this point, from democratic members in congress. can you speak to how we got to this moment, politically? >> absolutely, yes, more could have been done. reproductive advocates, especially in the south have been sounding the alarm for the past 30 or 40 years, saying that abortion laws in their states are getting more and more restrictive. we need to remember that this is the culmination, the decision to overturn roe, is the culmination of a decades long

deputize his bounty hunters to sue anyone seeking an abortion outside the state of missouri.t to remind my colleague from texas that said the taxeses bounty hunter law they decided there would be a civil penalty to be charged against those engaged in abortion t and the person can claim the penalty if they disclose that to the public. just a few days ago a republican leader senator mcconnell set a national ban could be possible, a national ban if roe vs wade is overturned and republicans take control the senate. leaving it up to each state to decide woman's reproductive rights as a patchwork quilt is constitutional rights depend on your zip code but that is exactly the future we are facing to make sure they continue to protect access to n abortion unless republicans in congress so in the absence of a national ban if we can afford to travel you can access reproductive care in states like illinois and connecticut. if the right to have an abortion depends on where you live or how much money you make millions of women from historically marginalized communities will facegi greater

there was violence in these schools and one here in missouri.d of worked to piece together what happened in those seven years as much as we could. and for the most part, from letters. geoff: and this was a jesuit school. so how have the jesuits responded and how are they reconciling with their past? gabrielle: yeah. so it was the society of jesus that opened this school and they actually opened more than one across the country. and so we've been in communicatn with the jesuits and we know that they released a statement, i believe, last year, kind of acknowledging what happened at these schools. but recently, more recently, i believe in january, they brought in a researcher that's going to beased here in saint louis. and that person is supposed to take a look at the history of the jesuits' involvement and kind of piece together that story. and so we've worked with them in some of that work, but it will be important to see what they are able to uncover and sort of release, because we were able to piece together the story through records and things

i'm going to take you through my beautiful city, missouri, said at the foothills of the jackins bobo malati. mountains lies monsieur. the tiny capital of la sue to a kingdom encircled by south africa. missouri is mo rena's swayed playground catapulted his name by tv, talent, joy. this city is to perfect muse to work after pop style lee. but before we hit the town that marina treats us to the most popular national pastime. hiking this mountain is called tom perceive when it means the mountain of the night. this is where we defend him, our country, you know, our king was fighting for our country and he was staying right at bay on top. 200 years ago, king mosh wish way, defended his kingdom from colonists and neighboring nations. from his mountain fortress. the legendary warrior and statesman was known for treating his defeated enemies with kindness on which way, way day people hike up to his tomb to pay their respects in the habits while reduced little leaves mush way. story is still relevant today and the last it back on the i paid our for $5.00 for the, for this country. and we have

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said at the foothills of the jackins. bobo, malati mountains lies. missouri. the tiny capital of la sue to a kingdom encircled by south africa, missouri with mo rena's swayed playground. catapult defame by tv, talent show. this city is to put the news from orders after pop style lee. but before we hit the town, that marina treats us to the most popular national pastime. hiking this mountain is called tele receive. when it means the mountain of the night. this is where we defend in our country. you know, our king was fighting for our country and he was staying right there and taught 200 years ago, king much wish way defended his kingdom from colonists and neighboring nations. from his mountain fortress. the legendary warrior and statesman was known for treating his defeated enemies with kindness on much wage way. day people hike up to his tomb to pay their respects and habits while reduce little leaves mush way. story is still relevant today and the last it back on the i paid our for $5.00 for the, for this country. and we have to correct a few things to politi

missouri, my state, is one of the states in the country that is over 50% out of stock. this is not acceptable. it isn't sustainable. i don't know what the administration is doing and why they don't have urgency about it. they seem to be more focused on other things but not this. not the american people and the needs of our children. something has to happen quick here. >> harris: i just said moments ago republicans are about to take out the mega phone and they are. i don't know why the white house would need to be shouted at, though. some of them have children. it baffles the mind. this has loosely some effect on our kids. the walt disney company could lose its copyright to mickey mouse if you, senator, have your way. you've written the age of republican hand-outs to big business is over. and you've proposed legislation this week that would limit disney's copyright protection for the iconic cartoon to 56 years. proposed measure comes week after governor ron desantis signed into law that will strip disney of its self-governing status over its theme parks and resorts aroun

one from arizona, one from north carolina, a sheriff from florida and a sheriff from missouri. great to have you in "focus." i will start with you and this finding that a new poll says the majority of americans are in favor of keeping title 42. against it, moving it is 55%. more than half of americans say don't you dare touch it. they get it. what do you want us to understand about it? >> good morning. and i respect that and i appreciate our population the majority sees what is going on on the border and see the erosion on our border when it comes to public safety and humanitarian. thank you for the citizens stepping up to secure our border. it is not working. unfortunately what's not working also is president biden and this administration to recognize that and support america. in fact just the opposite. they are going against us to fight title 42. the reason we're standing for title 42 is fact there is no action plan to secure this border. we need to have that to protect america and every citizen within. >> harris: let's go down the line here and i want to reemphasize not ever

. >> missouri. >> shaker heights, ohio. >> nepal. >> missouri. >> missouri. >> cairo, egypt. >> richmond orleans, louisiana. >> north carolina. >> montgomery village, maryland. >> silver spring, maryland. >> tennessee. >> arkansas. >> new york at dartmouth college. >> ohio university. >> american university. >> uc berkeley school of journalism. >> the university of maryland. >> kent university. >> columbia graduate school of journalism. >> university of missouri. ♪ [applause] >> ok. they are an amazing group?, aren't they they are here with us tonight, so please stand and be recognized. [applause] once again, thank you all for your support of this important and growing program. it is funded directly by your donations and your ticket purchases tonight. thank you again and have a great time. [applause] >> and now, what is a true highlight of this evening. this association has within its history legacies that we have an opportunity to lift up. here to do that is my colleague, gayle king. ♪ gayle: i am so glad to be here. don't roll the teleprompter yet. i will go off script. don't be scared

if you support the missouri regime, you too are subject to sanctioned. at this point, we continue to hear this kind of rhetoric coming from antony, blanket and other figures in the biden administration. they continue to refer to nicholas madero as a brutal dictator. usa has not restored diplomatic relations with that as well in government. so that's the situation, but now this new news comes in and it is understood that this is related to the changing us energy policy. usa wants to completely cut off russian oil. and already to do so, they might have to start getting oil from places they had previously cut off the rearrangement of how us sanctioned us energy policy will operate as they move ahead to target russia. now despite the fact that this seems like a complete turnaround on unnamed official within the bi new ministration says that the trump era policies of maximum pressure are still in effect. this isn't the policy change. we want to be very clear about this point. sanctions on the missouri regime will remain in place. we are not doing this to reve

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out in the spring and summer they were instructed to evaluate the lands from the pacific to the missouri river and to determine their potential use for agriculture for ranching for mining and other forms of development and when they returned they had to report everything that they had found along these lines produce maps and publisher report for the federal government. so these surveys were really meant as engines of conquest and the white settlement of the west they were not in this moment focused on land preservation. but at this time too americans were really searching for iconic landscapes to feel good about the country to convince them of the countries exceptionalism. and i think this is is quite a common instinct, especially either in the midst or in the wake of kind of very chaotic and destructive moments in our american history. i was writing about this very issue just as the mars perseverance project was happening and the rover landed successfully on mars in february of 2021 and i felt like that was a similar situation, you know in the middle of the pandemic or just having a ter

in missouri after roe falls, that fertilized egg is a person. anyone who interferes with the development of that egg becomes a criminal. >> senator, let's focus on the raw politics of this, if we can. democrats, as you know well, do not have the votes right now to try to overturn the filibuster. isn't trying to eliminate the filibuster a fool's errand. >> this happened because people voted for people who wanted to do this. there are many people in america who have no idea who their state representative is. have no idea how extreme they might be. this is a moment in time where every american needs to really check the rhetoric and the record and make sure the people that are representing them are people that they are comfortable with. abortion is always tough. the vast majority of americans support it in some circumstances. rape and incest, for example. on the other hand, there's a majority of americans that don't support late-term abortion. what we have got to do as democrats is make sure people understand that the majority of the country does no

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. >> 2012 missouri senate candidate todd aiken saying that survivors of rape don't need abortion not if it is a quote legitimate rape. it was an incredibly bad year for republicans trying to talk about women's rights a few months later, another republican senate candidate responded to a debate question about abortion by saying he thought rape was something god intended to happen. by the end of the year, none other than kellyanne conway was advising republicans to please stop talking about rape. saying this he should consider it is a four letter word. that election did not turn out well for republicans, lost the presidential election and several senate races in conservative states like missouri, and indiana and north dakota. ten years later the right to a safe and legal abortion has been imperilled by the supreme court and republicans are on the verge of electing a new slate of candidates who will make the 2020, or make the 2012 election look downright quaint. in missouri, home of the legitimate red controversy, conservatives are rallying behind a trump candidate who had to resign fro

that was in america which sadly many republican lawmakers long for a lawmaker in missouri released aill that deputize his bounty hunters to sue anyone who helps a woman taking an abortion outside the state of missouri. i want to remind my colleague from texas that the texas bounty hunters law that started this conversation in earnest and in texas they decided there would be a civil penalty that could be charged against those who were engaged in an abortion and a person could claim that penalty if they disclosed it to the public. just a few days ago incidentally the republican leader senator mcconnell of q kentucky set a national banon abortions could be quotes, possible . a national ban if roe is overturned and republicans take control of the senate. leading up to the state to decide a woman's reproductive rights is a great patchwork of uncertainty. your constitutional rights would depend on your zip code but that is exactly the to future we're facing. to be sure state legislators will continue to protect access to abortion unless of course republicans in congress and act the nationa

what they're doing, for example, some that was proposed in missouri, language there, would in fact go after anybody who tries to help in any way. providing transportation to someone who wants an abortion, giving instructions, providing internet service that allowed them to connect with a website that gave them information on abortions. providing money, insurance coverage, referrals, anything like that. this is clearly aimed at just that, saying to you, even if your sister became pregnant and wanted to talk about a possible abortion, you would not have a right to do that without breaking the law. furthermore, undermining all of this, and again, we're looking at proposals floated in missouri, is this idea that they're saying basically any conception is automatically the production of a resident of that state. so much so that one of these proposals in missouri said essentially if you were passing through, you stayed a night in a hotel and conceived a child, you could then be prosecuted if you went to your home state and had an abortion later because they would say, hey, that's a resident

s. missouri general. macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa. the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom after all, japan was in its hands. with me hoa, america good unless she hi norma, tanya. let her go there. america. ganga donna summer. nicholas de la cruz. okay. america dba nissan. gyla. ah ah. the tokyo tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946. by this time, churchill had already delivered his sinews of peace speech that heralded the cold war. in the tokyo tribunal became an arena, revealed confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and it detachments despite soviet demands. the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains