molly? molly: lauren blanchard, thank you.author of "the coming collapse of china" gordon chang. gordon, thank you so much for joining me on a sunday evening. always wonderful to see you. kicking things off, i want to tart with something, the secretary of state, mike pompeo, said he was explaining how he thinks the world is finally waking up to china and their threats. take a listen. >> thed good news is we are getting nearly every member of congress awe lined along -- aligned along the administration's policies on china. when we voted about hong kong freedom, there were over 400 votes in the house and nearly every vote in the senate. the same with respect to human rights violations in western china. i think the tide is turning. i think not only here in the united states, but all across the world the threat from the chinese communist party becoming clearer and clearer. molly: secretary pompei ego kind of talking about this -- pompeo kind of talking about this broad earn stance, but regarding the military, economy, that sort of

molly. molly: yeah.inder of the sacrifices that are service members make here in mearng also abroad as well. christina coleman in los angeles, thank you. the battle over reopening schools is heating up as country's largest teachers union threatens to strike. how one school district in florida is planning to safely reopen, next. ♪ ♪ struggling to clean toughm mr. clean. bathroom messes with sprays? then you gotta try mr. clean magic erasers. just wet.. squeeze.. and erase tough messes around your bathtub and shower. mr. clean magic erasers. there's no clean like mr. clean do i want to make sure that the world is better, absolutely but at the end of the day this is about making sure that we can look at parents and look at our members and look at kids and say we've done everything to make it safe. so let's actually try to integrate and harmonize getting our kids back to school opposed to doing remote but doing it safely and having the resources to do it. molly: the president of the american federation of te

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howie: mollie, quick response. mollie: reporting is bad. a massive loan sign bid the president just a few weeks ago and we -- we need accurate reporting on this. i have never seen such bad reporting as i'm seeing in picking up this democratic messaging and conspiracy theory regarding a -- war on the postal service. >> where are the media wrong? what's incorrect? mollie: i'm sorry? he's put in place by a bipartisan board of governors. there's no removal of mail-in boxes, it's different than change of structure, you have to move mail-in boxes to reflect where it's needed. we have people push conspiracy theories or amplify. actual funding -- clarence: the timing is suspicious. remember reconstruction and -- howie: clarence, i have to go, i want to make a quick point that there have been a lot of mail delays and particularly elderly people complaining they can't get medicine. it's not one of the abstract washington scandals. great to see you, mollie, susan, clarence. up next donald trump versus mika brzezinski and how would the networks cover t

molly: yes.he feeling among democrats, broadly, including on ntpitol hill, is that this was an effective conn. i think there was a collective sigh of relief,wh frankly this was over, because it was such a daunting task. nobody knewow it was going to go. nobody knew if this virtual convention thing would work or if the speeches would hit the notes, and there was a feeling that it was very well choreographed, and it held people's attention probably in a s.y that live conventions have not in recent ye robert: so, philip rucker, what such a dramatic session?this in philip: we have seen a lot of speees that obama has given. i covered the obama white house for a while and have never seen him address one lik in his voic. he was delivering an urgent warning to all americans basically saying this is not a normal election. this is not a choice between two ideological visions ialn about whose care plan ietter or who will do what do your taxes. out whether you want the americabans i demitocracy to c, whether

mollie: first off, i want to make point of numbers.body knows that the entire country was shut down for the second quarter and i don't know what they were expecting other than numbers like that. the second is what happens in quarter three and we have had reporting from politico showing that democrats are fearful of economic recovery because they think that will help president trump's reelection chances and people should be focused on that as well. as for the freak out over the tweet, i frankly think it was ridiculous. it was particularly ridiculous given the lack of coverage of all of the problems caused by mail-in ballots. new york is waiting for results of an election that was done by mail-in balloting in june, or at least it's heading into months now. new jersey had a recent mail-in ballot election where they had one in five ballots deemed fraudulent and this massive rush to go into mail-in ballots which is clearly something the media very much want to do, they are not giving consideration for all of the obvious problems that will r

mollie, i was wondering your take on that. i can see that they are trying to show a party that is mainstream, that has come together toward the middle, perhaps, thinking that would get the most response. on the other hand, why wouldn't you put your hottest ticket out there to say, "vote for joe?" >> mollie: yeah, you have all of these sort of crusty old dinosaurs in the democratic party, and they've got a lot of air time, and they will get a lot of airtime, and they showcase bernie sanders last night. he got that because he earned it. he ran a really good campaign, he nearly got the nomination himself. it would have been really crazy if he was not able to speak. but i actually believe the same thing would apply to alexandria ocasio-cortez. she also earned it, see essentially runs the house of she might not be the most incandescent light bulb in the intellectual chandelier, but she is very energetic, she is very fun to watch and whatnot, and she has the energy and excitement, and it's with the democratic party needs. i think sh

mollie, to you first.iven everything i just laid out, was this the wise pick for the biden campaign, especially those swing state voters in the states that we've all been talking about these last several months? >> i think there's a reason why republicans seem a little more excited by this pick than democrats do tonight. there is a very good argument to make that joe biden messed up with this pick. he should have picked someone who would help get back those voters that were lost in 2016 when hillary clinton ran, and faking someone who was a sentra story moderate would've made sense, and instead, he made a decision to go for a far left, california democrat, and i think this will be a moment where they -- where people look back on what happened to the biden campaign and say this was not a good decision for him. >> laura: ari fleischer, "the new york times" in november of last year, when she dropped out, wrote the most lacerating piece on her campaign, about her sister got involved, and it was a disaster, peo

mollie, let's start with joe biden, when you have laura ingram and karl rove giving joe

>> mollie: no, it's not the real issue.tely insane and a delusional conspiracy theory based on some people on twitter showing pictures of mailboxes being moved around, we do something that has happened thousands of times a year for decades. i'm hoping this move by the postmaster general to say, "okay, just to avoid the appearance of anything, we will not work on all of these cost-saving a deficiency measure until after the election," i'm hoping that'll put an end to it, but it was never based in reality to begin with. i think it's just to set the stage to claim that, if donald trump wins, that the election was stolen some of your problems with mail-in balloting. but he's been very transparent, he is coming to talk to congress, so hopefully wiser minds will prevail. >> melissa: brit, they are coming back and having these hearings, and the president is tweeting, "republicans, why are you letting them do that ahead of our convention and during our convention rather than this week?" on the flip side, if you're going to counter

of the molly of themselves. yes and i don't that's a good point glenn let me put this very clearly we can look at so many different metrics where you're talking about the g.d.p. and the parliament index whatever poverty index whatever fragile state whatever metric you want to use and people near i agree or disagree even if abilities beyond this metrics but this one key thing that i keep repeating is that 98 percent of money and that territory is threatened by does it if you can you should i'm disinclined my man population has doubled since 2000 so this is a cheap metrics nobody can duck i view against so not move people competing for fewer resources in this very dire need of skinner's sources people have turned to believe that if things went on in my or wait according to my own beliefs perhaps i would so that's why he's tried by groups fighting for the once the it's just because resources of scarce you think if you did things that china will way you would be better off and yet you have the east and west and then

mollie let's start with you. this isn't getting a ton of coverage but it's a big development as you -- we heard from the attorney general on sean hannity show last night for testing something was going to happen. explain the importance of it and what it means in the big picture. >> for years there were a group of opponents of president trump who work together to spread a false and damaging conspiracy theory that trump and his campaign were russian operatives who had stolen the election. this was something that was for a day after day for years. it was weaponized by the federal government and its law enforcement and intelligence agencies. it was bright in part to the democratic party and the never trumper movement in that it was enabled through coconspirators in the media who willfully took anonymous leaks to spread this false and dangerous theory. at the end of the day, not a single american was found to have colluded with russia to steal the 2016 election but now we have the first indication of some measure of a

mollie? >> mollie: well, it is very sad to see what's happening in portland.k it is important that democrats speak out about this, because it is they are based committing these acts of violence. kamala harris, two years ago, and congressional testimony, compared i.c.e. agents to the kkk. there was this assault on the i.c.e. building last year. it means so much to hear loud condemnations of this violence with democrats. they are perfectly situated to triangulate this issue, that they condemn these acts of violence, while supporting other aims from people. but a lot of times, these crowds, with or they are individuals particularly committing the violence, or providing cover for those who do, it's really out of control. >> harris: juan, real quickly, we have had a talk about whether or not this would come up during the convention. we have looked a couple nights, it has not, per se. look at what happening in some streets in america. her of the democrats ideas. real quickly, why not? >> juan: they have lots of ideas. i don't think it's the issue. >> harris: this is

these do not. >> molly, nancy pelosi has been front and center in these negotiations. you thaeheard that earlier soun from her, "constitutional slop." i want to play you more, take a listen. >> in fact, what the republican did, agree with the republican senator, said it's unconstitutional slop, while it has the illusion of saying we're going to have a moratorium on evictions, it says i'm going to ask the folks in charge to study if that's feasible. when he says's going to do the payroll tax, what he's doing is undermining social security and medicare. so these are illusions. >> molly, as someone who has studied nancy pelosi intensively, written a whole book about the speaker of the house, where do you think she goes from here given that she has been the one driving negotiations for democrats? >> yeah, well, the speaker has said she plans to stay in washington this coming week even though the congress is not in session and attempt to continue to be at that negotiating table. you know, there's two different issues going on here, right? one is can he actually do that, can

howie: mollie, mary trump despices her uncle.s to secretly recording the president's sister over a two year period. should this sleazy tactic make the press discount these tapes? >> yes, there are three groups of people that look bad here. it's the niece, taping the aunt, part of an attempt to get more money. there's the aunt who appears ungrateful for the help she got from her brother for her first federal judgeship and there's the newspaper which has no business publishing this on the same weekend as another brother had his funeral. i know they're upset that the democrats didn't have as good of convention as they would have hoped and they're trying to hurt the republicans on the eve of their convention. as if the people don't hate the media enough, to do this type of opposition research, as if they're the democratic campaign itself. it hurts journalism when they behave this way. it didn't meet journalistic standards. howie: marianne trump barry was the source for the statement that someone else took the asts in high school. let

failing to protect molly ins and for allowing corruption to flourish. the promise of a return to constitutional democracy is welcome news to the opposition but there are also concerns of the army to hold on to power something the opposition say they will resist but we have. ideas about things to be too early for us to sit with them there was no not but i think that would bite just like what we just make sure that quality and bad governance would be. international reactions to the coup was swift the united nations france and the united states have condemned the cool with the african union suspending modest membership of the organization the regional bloc they can have a community of west african states and i was to list of sanctions and land an advocate of the landlocked country is in effect it will also restrict from nation flows from member states to the country measures but could worsen the already tough living conditions for mandaeans. al-jazeera. the un security council held an emergency meeting on wednesday condemning the coup and calling for law a

we begin tonight with breaking news from molly -- mali. this comes after shots were heard earlier today at a military base, trucks carrying mutinous soldiers were met by cheering crowds as they drove through the malian capital of monaco. both the president and prime minister are thought to have been sheltering in the president private residence when they were detained. they are hoping to hold an emergency session to address the crisis in mali. this journalist is covering development for us in monaco. >> it is confirmed that the presidenent has been arrested. they are just trying to calm down the population. just a minute ago, i was around the house of the president. about 100 meters from the house of the president, you have the house of his son which has been -- protesters have gotten side. >> we have four ports that the government is and that the president and prime minister are being held by rebel soldidiers right now. do we know whehere the president anand the prime m minister are t the moment? >> at the moment, we hehear they have been

in moments, we are going to show you exactly how before reaction from mollie hemingway, tom bevins, texas live i, governor n patrick. two of the night's most speakers, former nfl speaker and star herschel walker, andrew pollock, two who stole the show tonight. they will both tell us about the side of donald trump the media don't want you to see, but we are going to show it to you. and our own raymond arroyo on the ground in charlotte tonight where earlier he spoke to some of the delegates who just renominated the president what he found found out. but first, the greatest country on earth. that's the focus of tonight's angle. the rnc kicks off tonight as i said, it stood in sharp contrast to the doom and gloom, america is racist nightmare that the dnc portrayed last week. i felt and i hope you felt this way, it was like a breath of fresh air. may be more accurately, it felt like millions of patriotic hardworking americans were exhaling a sigh of relief after a very difficult last six months. now america isn't a country that they were described of as it was last week, no way. tonight we wer

molly, your thoughts?eally lost the center part of it or the moderate part of it, it's now mostly on the left so the debates are all over there on the left and as you noted during the primary, kamala harris and joe biden were trying to out-left each other along with the other candidates. by picking kamala harris signified he wanted to keep trying to pursue those voters who are increasingly going toward the left so this is our concern, not that he's going to get progressive voters, of course he's going to get them but what's going to happen and those battleground states were hillary clinton lost? biden decided to go for a far left running mate but this leaves open all the moderates who couldn't find hillary clinton acceptable and are going to wonder about the direction of the democratic party. >> martha: bernie sanders will get his moment tonight, alexandria ocasio-cortez will literally get her moment, 60 seconds on tape. what is it tell you about that process? >> it tells you they are getting this sort of

and fox news contributor mollie hemingway.ack to both of you. >> great to be here. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: some more numbers i want to look at come in the same gallup poll income of the of political bias in media, my math is not great, so check with me if i'm wrong, but mollie, 86y they are some of political bias in media today. surprising or not? >> 86% is an incredibly high number. people have been complaining of bias in the media for decades, and the response of men to get far, far worse. it's a very serious problem for the republic of so many people know that they cannot trust with the media are saying. some of the other poll numbers show they believe something like 82% of the people believe that the media intentionally gets things wrong or are very not careful with the facts. this would be such -- if this were happening in any other industry, it will be the top news of the day, but because it's happening in the media industry, you're not getting much coverage of this. >> shannon: all right. well, let me give you anoth

it's wonderful to meet you, molly. thank you so much for coming on.y appreciate it. >> thank you, kate. >> all right. take care. i mean, everyone says this. get as much rest as possible, but, i mean, we all know when you've got kids at home good luck with that. thank you. >>> coming up for us, her son was shot and killed by a gunman posing as a fedex worker. now a federal judge is speaking out for the first time with her last words with her son and now her call for protection. ♪ come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. ♪ we've just been finding a way try wayf♪ r. you got this! ♪ perfect. -you're welcome. i love it. how'd you do all this? told ya! wayfair. let's talk dining tables. yes! blow it up. ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪ >>> this morning a federal judge is now preparing to bury hr only son and is now speaking out. for the first time. u.s. district judge salas was at the home in new jersey with a fami

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varos contributor with america's lawyer molly good to see you what are these offenders alleging. well it's 2000 of them sara they're basically saying hey you're driving the smaller guy out of business with your unfair discounts and buying in mass bowl and selling it at a discount to another company and it's basically a lot of what you've heard earlier this is in addition to an antitrust investigation that started in the company earlier this year or started against the company early this year out of india and they were concerned over the same sort of practices that essentially put the smaller guy out of business so amazon can make a big profit well as usual that's the kind of what their goal is but what sort of business practices do the company or is a company under scrutiny for yes and you know we're hearing the same story over and over again whether it's litigation in the united states or in other countries but here in india it's basically a free for all in a lot of ways because it's a growing market for e-commerce businesses and you've got a lot of giants that are opening up sh

>> well, molly, first of all, i love your question. i did not learn very much about the suffragettes when i was in school and your age, so i'm thrilled that you're learning and of course being from east tennessee, you are right in the place where the 19th amendment was finally passed and i hope you will read the young person's version of "the woman's hour" because it's about nashville, it's about east tennessee, it's about the young man, the legislator from east tennessee who cast the decisive vote. you know, i think if the suffragists were here and let's say from the very beginning of the 19th century through the final ratification of the amendment, they would be both amazed that a young woman like yourself wants to be president, but they would be thrilled and they would be encouraging and they would tell you i think a couple of things and i'd love to have elaine chime in here. number one, the suffragists, black and white, believed strongly in education. some were able to have a lot of education. some had a rudimentary education put t

being outspoken when it comes to another former french protectorate, lebanon, but his response to the molly and crisis has been muted. they have a lot at stake, not just for what is happening in mali, but the region as a whole. president macron, during this said that the stability of mali is important not just for france but for the european union. as such, we have seen european special forces joining the french efforts. just this week, we saw 200 italian special forces joining the effort to stem out and bring back stability in the northern part of mali. this is a root used by migrants used by migrants and drug traffickers and arms traffickers. macron's argument is that it is

it's what conventions are supposed to be about. >> ari, molly, stay there. in a few moments. >> joe biden is >> president trump: joe biden is not a savior of america's soul, he is him destroyer of america's jobs, and if given the chance, he will be a the destror of american greatness. for 47 years, joe biden took the locations of blue-collar workers, give them hugs and even kisses. [laughter] [applause] and told them he felt their pa pain. and then he flew back to washington and voted to ship our jobs to china. and many other distant lands. joe biden spent his entire career outsourcing their dreams and the dreams of american workers. i ran for president because i cannot watch this betrayal of our country any longer. >> laura: here with exclusive reaction on this final night of the rnc and the president's big speech, his son, donald trump jr. don, your father laid out a clear vision for this country, which as we are moving forward, we've gotten past a lot of this most difficult part of covid with the tragedy that it is, and he laid out a vision of optimism an

robert: and, molly, a quick follow-up. you have written this great biography about speakerelosi. when you speak to sources in her

only issue is not very turn to civilian rule i think it is very important to recall that molly not thecountry in a normal situation it has been depresses for 8 years now so i think it is actually quite positive not to have a quick deal because i think that this resolution should be used as an opportunity to solve problems a structural problem of the country and not just as a way to break in right focus on your own election jill how long a transition period do you think the country needs and what needs to be done in that time you were alluding to structural problems. yes i think that we should start with what is what is needed what should be goddammed of a transition and given that then we can deduct what kind of federation the transition sure last and not the opposite so my view is that the country has to restore security because as to and i think political reform so that elections actually mean something of a country and i don't think that these as to be this can be daunting 9 months so in the year i think probably something around 2 years would be a good period to be able to try to l

but we're very happy because this is the liberation of the people of mali all molly and we're waiting for this day and we were waiting for the president and his men to allow us to breathe. molly has been gripped by months of anti-government protests with many accusing caters administration of corruption and incompetence especially when it came to preventing a jihad as insurgency from the north. while the president's resignation was celebrated by those in the streets the takeover was roundly condemned by the international community echo was the west african regional bloc pledged to close london air borders to mali as a result it must feel like deja vu for some a military coup was launched from the same army base in 2012 toppling then president and sending the country into a period of chaos this time around the people of mali will be hoping for a smoother transition of power but it is still unclear just who that power will be handed to. and for more on this story i'm joined by the deputies told me all of 420 has been covering the region specifically security for the last decade welcome

molly has been gripped by months of anti-government protest with many accusing key to the administration of corruption and incompetence especially when it came to preventing a jihad this insurgency from the north. well the president's resignation was celebrated by those in the streets the takeover was roundly condemned by the international community. a west african regional bloc pledged to close land an air borders to mali as a result it must feel like days overdue for some a military coup was launched from the very same army base in 2012 toppling the president and sending the country into a period of chaos. this time around the people of mali will be hoping for a smoother transition of power but it's still unclear just who that power will be handed to. them let's get more now on the coup in mali i'm joined by my colleague tom hall joining us from d.w. africa we saw the images there of them celebrating in the streets how has this been received by the broader population would you say well you know mentioned there have been protests going on for months millions have been unhappy with the s

very happy because this is the liberation of the people of mali all molly and we're waiting for this day and we were waiting for the president and his men to allow us to breathe. molly has been gripped by months of anti-government protests with many accusing caters administration of corruption and incompetence especially when it came to preventing a jihad this insurgency from the north. while the president's resignation was celebrated by those in the streets the takeover was roundly condemned by the international community echo was the west african regional bloc pledged to close land and enabled us to mali as a result it must feel like deja vu for some a military coup was launched from the same army base in 2012 right toppling that then president and sending the country into a period of chaos this time around the people of mali will be hoping for a smoother transition of power but it is still unclear just who that power will be handed to. let's get some analysis on the story now we have told me or not people from africa with us hi tony thanks for joining us it was saw those images of

welcome back the african union has suspended mollies membership due to the ongoing military coup thesoldiers of overthrowing the president and say that they plan to set up a transitional government and hold new elections now this video here reportedly shows troops taking the country's president from his residence soft after he was detained on tuesday and a few hours later president appeared on state t.v. announcing his resignation. i would like to inform you of my decision to resign from my position with immediate effect and with all the legal consequences this entails the dissolution of the national assembly and of the government. these days uprising began with a shoot out of the military camp close to the capital group of soldiers detained senior officers before marching on bamako and storming the president's residence that rising has been widely condemned including by the us you and neighboring african countries follow several months of protests in mali over economic hardship and alleged government corruption. i don't. want to. formally this but accused of mismanaging the economy

molly hemingway senior editor at the federalist. also cofounder and realplayer politics and molly, what we heard tonight, from these speakers was in most cases just the polar opposite of what the democrats laid out last week. it's not all that surprising, but it seemed to me like the country was really hungry, thirsty, whatever image you want to use, for a celebration of america, not a constant condemnation of her. >> i thought last week that a lot of the problems the democrats had with their convention related to how it was a convertible convention and the republicans would have several problems. their was no comparison between the rnc tonight in the democratic convention the first night last week. at think it's all about the substance. people have been praising professional politicians, i agree that tim scott gave a great speech, but for me what was really striking is all the stories from average americans talking about the philosophy that led them to support the republican party and they brought up all different ways and just the

molly is streaming conversations braided achieve national correspondence in time magazine i.welcome molly and mark. >> thank you going to be here. >> so i guess we are on. >> it was great to be here. >> thank you for being here . my name is mark . as molly and the other side of the screen. we have a lot of people here. according to the number on the bottom of the screen, or hundred and 28 people. >> personal, thank you president and missus obama. and carter and bush for coming. thank you rusty me to do this and thinking for being here. this is really great book and i will tell you that i read it the less the blood. it took me like maybe like a day in half rated is a pure pleasure to do. it is both really measurable kind of thing, at the same time it will be one of those historical things were if you want to learn about one of the two or three most consequential people of the century so far politically, you will have a document i will tell you everything you need to know about nancy pelosi. 7 million questions i know you do too. so i am going to do is talk for about two nasa questions for

thanks to molly for that report.e left wondering, how is this going to be looked upon? is she getting enough time? is he getting enough time for what they have done? >> i think the totality of their sentences, yes, it is just. here's why. in the beginning, considerable prison time, and some prison time. remember, there were 50 defendants initially, and 33 parents, coaches, admissions counselors, et cetera. prior to this couple here, but because of covid, that had a significant impact. they are not getting off scot-free. they still have two years of supervised release and quite a bit of community service. the reason that the federal government has a 90% plea rate is because of the sentencing guidelines. all of those parents were facing considerable sentences, so the fact that they are getting just a few months amid covid and other sentencing impacts, that's a big deal for them, and they should be grateful. >> sandra: there seems to be some questions as to whether they will actually see the inside of the jails because

guilty to defrauding supporters of the campaign to help build the wall along the mexico border and mollie's that military is promising a quick transition of power as the united nations condemns tuesday's can. the u.s. has made a demand to the united nations that all sanctions on iran be reimposed it says to iran has violated the 2015 nuclear deal that requests to the security council begins a 30 day process now u.s. secretary of state might come post as the sanctions would stop iran from enriching uranium and purchasing weapons. our message is very very simple the united states will never allow the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism to freely buy and sell planes tanks missiles and other kinds of conventional weapons the u.n. sanctions will continue the arms embargo. in place to say to that these restored sanctions will also reimpose accountability for other forms of iranian aligned activity that the authors of the nuclear deal foolishly downplayed. iran will again be prohibited from ballistic missile testing iran will be back under sanctions for ongoing nuclear activities such as th

contributor with america's lawyer is following the story and she joins us now to discuss 1st of all molly we got to get to the bottom of this what's the gist of these lawsuits. i know what they're both over the same issue but these are 2 distinctly different lawsuits although you know instagram is owned by facebook so facebook just last month agreed to settle a lawsuit and it's preliminarily approved for about 650000000 basically they were accused of using that facial tagging app to illegally harvest data and collect it so they were sued over that they're working on a settlement now in the 2nd lawsuit again instagram is the one facing this one and it's pretty much very similar basically they're saying that they used biometric collected biometric data using a similar face tagging tool and are collecting it and harvesting it both of them accuse the both are accused of doing it without people's permission doing it without their consent which is why they went to illinois because they have a law that allows them to do that and that's why both of those lawsuits were filed in illinois so it's in

so you have no excuse not to get it it's available everywhere all right coming up legal journalist molly borrow joins us to discuss the current plight of 30000000 u.s. citizens now facing a fiction you do not want to miss this conversation stay tuned to watchable. thinking of getting a new puppy once we got in our shells no problem was decided now it's still trapped in this tiny little wired we don't need a crate with the wall just. freaking out in she won't let us bring him anywhere near. the leading dogs of caged in inhumane conditions on puppy farm soon i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in a cage outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the cold air the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. to kill you. it's ok i. crossed the u.s. crude puppy mills are supported by dog shows and it still has most of the puppies are coming from this large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sought in stores even joined a good businesses are involved like cargill among santa there has been a shocking amount of organized opposition

well so i had to gay is a member of molly's opposition coalition known as the m 5 r.f.e. he says currently this will have to honor their promise to hold elections. these points i don't think they have a choice you know we spoke about a movement that started a few months ago and for about 2 months now been out every 2 weeks asking for the president to resign in anything regime and so it would time god there are tens of thousands of people on the streets i'm not sure what it means to the people who run us on the streets again yesterday in their 1st occasion invited to join them join them whether that means you know we have our own ideas about how things should be run so it's too early for us to say whether they will expect that wars are not but i think that will fight just like it was previously gene to make sure that 40 and bad governance would be a thing the peace for we got together because we made it an addition that by government has taken some some very very dangerous steps and as you say a lot about 80 percent of our our land and we only now have 20 percent security