of nevada and an elected democrat murdered a journalist who's investigating him and abc, cbs, nbc, msn, dnc all failed to mention the murder suspect was a democratic official. would they ignore it if it was a maga republican? why bother if it's not a maga republican. the media mob is so dedicated to attacking conservatives protecting democrats that they are turning a behind eye to a deadly problem in americans with small towns and big cities and as we speak, violent criminals are now roaming free all over the country thanks to the far left policies and by the way, in the state of illinois, it is about to get even worse. you couldn't think possible. take a look. >> as of january 1, 2023, the following things will go into effect and people need to be aware. it abolishes cash bail for almost every offense. but this includes kidnapping and armed robbery and aggravated du and i recollects public official and aggravated feuding and alluding and offenders released on electronic monitoring and they could almost drive to arkalaska before we can look for them. denies victims constitutional right

what are the msn above, you know, of what you look ne, stolen by young, scottish activists. the celebrated stone was recovered several months after its disappearance. england agreed to return the stone of destiny to scotland, provided it be lent back for future carnations. if you look to the left, you can spot several well hidden cameras. matoney did a film the ceremony, but also other memorable moments that unfolded around it. like the queen mother with her grandson, charles, or prime minister, winston churchill. the queen had just named him night of the garter. england's most notable chivalry order. churchill had donned his new ceremonial robes, especially for the occasion. foreign guests included the son of japanese emperor hero heater. standing in front of him, jak of malec, the soviet ambassador to great britain at the time, despite the cold war. but while the soviet representative was present, the vatican was not. the pope's representative remained outside westminster abbey being a roman catholic. he was not allowed to attend an anglican communion service. he would mis

you're watching al jazeera life from door, also coming up at msn. who was the subject of one of the most popular podcasts of all time is released after 22 years in prison. pro russian separatists accuse ukrainian artillery shilling of killing 13 people in done yet. and hurricane fiona lashes, the dominican republic after bringing power blackouts and destruction, to puerto rico ah, as some of the world's most powerful leaders joined britain's royal family saying farewell to the late queen elizabeth the 2nd hundreds of thousands of people packed the streets of london to catch a glimpse of this funeral procession. are we forced reports? in solemn silence, the queen's coffin was borne from westminster hall onto the gun carriage, pulled by sailors in a tradition begun with a funeral of queen victoria. on the coffin, a distillation of discouraged public gets, every person was in the monex crown, or in sceptre, besides favorite flowers chosen by the king in a hand with his mother. can charles followed the coffin and that his family on the short journey to

>> cnn and msn the sea sent reporters to martha's vineyard. paying for dozens of migrants to be flown to this playground for the rich and famous. filled with annunciation's. >> you have some politicians engaging in human trafficking. grotesque. >> little sympathy that border states can handle. shifting them to self proclaimed the border is a mess. most of the coverages one-sided. what it is revealing his martha's vineyard's officials were not told and they had to scramble to get that confused migrants into an emergency shelter and overnight at a church. it gave the migrants to a military base being used. we will have more on this ahead. i am howard kurtz and this is media buzz. ♪ the media keep reporting that in the state battles over abortion rights they are energizing some republicans are softening their rhetoric. lindsay graham introduced a bill to further restrict abortions in states where it is illegal. outlawing late term abortions. just about no one on the right or left likes the senator's proposal. >> after 15 weeks, no abortion on dem

. ♪ >> cnn and msn the sea sent reporters to martha's vineyard.for dozens of migrants to be flown to this playground for the rich and famous. filled with annunciation's. >> you have some politicians engaging in human trafficking. grotesque. >> little sympathy tha

leading off the discussion, no cattle, who isn't msn legal analyst, the national security attorney, and glenn kirschner former federal prosecutor is with us. newcastle, i was struck by the -- from witness trump. if there is an audiotape of that, and i'm not sure if they take those conversations but if there is that is something that can be subpoenaed in this case. the way that it is reported by maggie haberman, it appears the donald trump realizes, in mid answer, that he does not have permission to have these. but we know that he does have those at that time. >> exactly, lawrence, a crime requires two things, a bad act, and a bad criminal intent. what she is reporting is that there is a bad criminal intent as early as a year ago, september of last year. he knew about those documents and the like. today, we are learning more evidence, because trump turns out to have incredible things, not just in his storage room at mar-a-lago, but at his office in south lawrence. seven top secret documents, 17 other documents, other classified information. if i had seven folders in my justice department

she spotted them, and msn at them. she spotted them, and msn at the fields went quiet. there were so many of those little moments. people were giving so much thought to it. just looking at the tractors there. it was the cleanest collection of tractors. and it was lovely. someone had that idea, did not make a big thing of it. they have their own connections with the queen, and still do, with royalfamily, and it was amazing how we went from that very much as a rural link, and then suddenly we were in the suburbs of aberdeen, and the crowd started building, it has a different feel, and then we went down through the countryside to dundee and beyond. that's a part of scotland that the queen had very strong links with, because that's where her mother was raised. i think we often overlook the fact that thanks to elizabeth bowes—lyon, the royal family are the most scottish royal family we have had since the act of union. i think the queen was descended into separate lines from robert the bruce. so the point you made earlier on, there is no matter of her visiting, she is as scot

>> no msn been living in germany all my life where they do this but here in the u.s., not at all.lars an hour for fast food workers, california fast food workers are already the highest paid workers in the industry over $15 an hour. what is this likely to do? simply speed migration out of blue states into red states as costs rise in states like california to illinois and new york. companies able are simply going to lead and deprive the states of much-needed taxes already happening in new york city where they pace for the next several years, from commercial enterprises. this will only worsen it and the thing about old-time liberals used to be conscious of this, the new breed of democratic processes don't care, they are willing to write it down to the basement. paul: nice angle if you are the governor or state legislature, you just say the commission did it if people get upset, not our fault, the commission. >> right and they have opportunities to say that in coming years. the lesson of the science of economics is there's no such thing as free lunch, they are only trade-offs so if y

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the nation's legal analyst and justice correspondent and a frequent contributor to msn abc. elie mystal is, an alfred kobler fellow at the type media center and the legal editor. more perfect radio lab's podcast about the u.s. supreme court, a harvard law school g

the nation's legal analyst and justice correspondent and a frequent contributor to msn abc. elie mystal is, an alfred kobler fellow at the type media center and the legal editor. more perfect radio lab's podcast about the u.s. supreme court, a harvard law school graduate and former litigator debevoise and plimpton. he was the executive editor of above the law, a news site sharing details and original commentary about the legal profession referred to by malcolm nance as a tour de force from the explainer in chief of american law. elie mostel's new book, allow me to retort a black guy's guide to the constitution is a series of arguments for the layman about how one of our founding documents should be interpreted in opposition to republican claims. this evening, he'll be joined in conversation with danielle m conway, dean and donald frisch, professor of law at penn state. dickinson law, the first law school established in 1834 in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, one of two separately accredited law schools at penn state university, established in 1834. dean conway is an expert

the nation's legal analyst and justice correspondent and a frequent contributor to msn abc. elie mystal is, an alfred kobler fellow at the type media center and the legal editor. more perfect radio lab's podcast about the u.s. supreme court, a harvard law school graduate and former litigator debevoise and plimpton. he was the executive editor of above the law, a news site sharing details and original commentary about the legal profession referred to by malcolm nance as a tour de force from the explainer in chief of american law. elie mostel's new book, allow me to retort a black guy's guide to the constitution is a series of arguments for the layman about how one of our founding documents should be interpreted in opposition to republican claims. this evening, he'll be joined in conversation with danielle m conway, dean and donald frisch, professor of law at penn state. dickinson law, the first law school established in 1834 in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, one of two separately accredited law schools at penn state university, established in 1834. dean conway is an expert

the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentlewoman from california, msn from wisconsin, mr. steil, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california. ms. waters: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks on this legislation and to insert extraneous material thereon. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. waters: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. waters: first, i want to thank representative vargas for offering h.r. 6889, the credit union board modernization act. this bipartisan bill would revise federal credit union board meeting requirements to bring highly rated federal credit unions in line with state credit union charter requirements in 17 states, including my hometown of -- my home state of california. under this bill, federal credit unions that are highly rated by their regulator, including a highly rated management team, would be required to meet at least six times ann

people to the point where they would put a racist in the white house and puothers a talkshow host on msnchris matthews. he wrote a book where he talked about political campaigns, sharp book. he said most white people would never vote for somebody if they thought they were racist. this is chris wallace. he used to be the press secretary for tip o'neill, longtime democrat speaker of the house. a student lover of politics. most people would not vote for somebody they thought was racist. it's nonsense. wh a donald trump wanted to be as a bigot? the end of this guy for four years. best economy for black people. he pardoned the first heavyweight champion, 15 year effort led by the documentarian and sylvester stallone. george w. bush and obama didn't pardon him but donald trump did. a very long sentence for a nonviolent a serious drug offense. he put permanent funding for colleges on a ten year basis. he did something called the first step act to allow for the time he ended his term about 5,000 reduced to 70 months. he pushed the enterprise zones to reduced taxes and regulations to improve the

the speaker pro tempore: priel pursuant to the rule, the gentlewoman from washington, msn from pennsylvania, mr. kelly, will each control 20 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from washington. ms. delbene: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. delbene: i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. delbene: mr. speaker, more than 28 million seniors get health care through medicare advantage, including 600,000 in washington state. for these seniors and the physicians that care for them, we must deliver a quality product that allows providers to keep our seniors as healthy as possible while reducing wait times, paperwork and at halfle -- hassle. unfortunately the cumbersome and antiquated prior authorization process that many medicare advantage plans utilize often gets in the way. this involves multiple phone calls and faxing docume