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and that's not how ou system should be working.should have people there t look at the rule of law, who look at the president and make good, sound decisions based on that. this ruling by this judg is frankly on forgivable. an so, like i said, we are trying to do everything we can, g through the courts, go through the eight -- i can tell yo that our local state, federal, everywhere we have the fight get the laws there passing i other states that hurt women they are just against women. this is so wrong. and of course, we don't even have to look too far against voting rights, equal rights, look wha happened in tennessee this week. our tamara c is unde attack >> senator jackie rosen, now running for election in nevada thank you very much for joinin our discussion tonight >> thank you for having me >> thank you. and when we come back, the continuing disgrac of criminal lawyers who worked for donald trump. andrew weissmann will join us next. >> because donald trump' criminal defense lawyers are among the lowest forms of life currently lat

and that's what we saw play ou in tennessee >> absolutely. it's a real problem, the anonymity of these places. that old spider-man quote, wit great power comes grea responsibility, here, it's great power, total on an amity which makes them mor dangerous. the local media struggling makes it worse and here's another big issue by the way, and more than half of the republicans who voted out those representatives th other day, last november, di not face a contested election. they waltzed back into offic like an appointment, so, no on has anybody -- has any idea who these peopl are. we have to pay attention, we have to run against all thes people even if you don't win, running against them makes the accountable, you are knockin on thousands of door saying, did you know your neighbor, th state rep, is an extremist by the way, one of the big point, look at any poll, mos tennessean's support commo sense gun reform the fact that these seat - in democracy is what allow these people to stand agains laws, that most people support then literally kick out t

about how the can take control over people's lives and the preservation o the nra's ability to writes oulation than actually doin anything, which is protect our communities and make the safer. in tennessee, but we have seen in the wake of the shooting of the national covenant school where three children lost thei lives, who were nine years old and three administrators, wher folks in louisville, kentucky, lost their lives due to assaul rifles in weapons being way to easily accessible, we ar living in a gun violence epidemic, because we have -- legislation that refuses t deal with the proliferation of weapons in our communities so, in tennessee and across th south, we are seeing legislation that is written by the nra, supported by the nra, but not by the majority of people and constituents we hav that want to see just lost pas that protect us and make u safer. >> and congressman bowman, i would love to get your response, to well, to everything republican are doing, but particularly on guns after the nashville shooting, mean, you went viral with your very vocal pleading with you colleagues

we are up against a lot of lions, if he, will in ou society.the reason to continue to have hop is because of the folks like the paris, who came into our office today, who is an eighth grade. he brought forward a piece o legislation. he said i want to do something about housing. it is noah, who is five year old, his five years old, he's student at covenant. and today, he painted rainbows on the legislative plaza at th rally and gathering of peopl to end gun violence there. his reason to have hope, because there is and there are people who are persevering pas this pain and pass the tragedies that we ar experiencing, to still fight for the future we believe in and you have folks like myself representative jones, represen of johnson, who are doing it inside institutions, when it i the masses of people outside o here who gather and who sa even though it feels like i' alone, even though in my community, in my county, in my school, there are not othe people who believe exactly wha i believe, i realize that i am not alone in this fight, because i'm a p

settlement reflects boxes continued commitment to th highest journalistic standards we are hopeful that ouion to resolve this dispute with dominion amicably instead of the acrimony of a divisive trial allows th country to move forward from these issues now, did you notice a word missing there? an actual apology or any acknowledgment of wrongdoing o fox's part recognizing that the court found statements to be false it is not the same as admittin that you were the ones spreading those fals statements how costs to outsiders i clear. but the real important part, what about fox viewers the network never had to acknowledge to its audienc that what it did was wrong the settlements with dominio might be disappointing for tha very reason. the network is still escapin accountability beyond th financial. but we should be clear here, fox is not out of the wood yet. the network faces a lawsui from former producer abb grossberg who claims that fox' lawyers tried to manipulate he testimony during that th dominion case. in fact, just yesterday, msnbc obtained new audio of a call between grossberg and form

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homes, when we are in ou districts.not true. the most important work i do i in california, learning from californians, listening to them, seeing problems firsthand. getting ideas for solutions -- and so people who call, wh share their opinion, who asked ask for help, they reall teaching me what i need to kno to do my job well, and so this is an important responsibility it goes back and forth sometimes they teach them. this is what this really means it's what the deficit means. this is what the debt ceilin means. at the same time they teach me i think fundamentally if you d in congress right, it's learning and teaching job. >> one of the reasons that man -- because you do have a job in california and in washington and you have three children an were they raising on your. own. and you are a single mom you get really personal in the book and you talk about how you almost didn't run becaus logistically you couldn' figure it out. and now it's not just somethin congress people face women, mothers face it they have huge caree

idaho legislature does not hav jurisdiction in my state in ou state. therefore they will not be allowed to dictate who can travel to and from idaho by the way the attempt to appl this to washington city sinc two. they tried to say washington citizens who happen to trave to idaho essentially can't travel back in some sense. so we're going to resist this. i assume is going to b litigation in some sense we're going to have to figur out whether we're going to do party or planned parenthood. we cannot allow one state to cut off the right to travel in the united states. this is a constitutional right to travel across state lines and what is legal in washingto will remain legal in washingto state. it's a very importan constitutional principle >> a couple of minutes left an i don't want to start a figh between fantastic canadian border states but last night i had governor whitmer on a show and she said that if peopl want to live in a state that respects the rights that hav come to expect they should mov to michigan. you seem to be doing something like that in

this is a crisis in ou country. and considering how extreme th far-right has gone to go ahead and banned our access, i think that we have to be willing t go toe to toe, and that' exactly what i'm encouraging the president to do. any and everything that they can do >> alex, the medicatio abortion - at the center of this fight. the two pill regimen, it's bee on the market for 27 years used by millions of people and it's highly safe and highly effective alex >> jasmine crockett, from what we just heard there, she mad the point, nothing is gonn happen for seven days. dasha burns made that point as well but after that, what happens i the coming weeks >> well, it remains to be seen it really depends on how thi plays out in the courts. right now, we are expecting th doj to officially file a appeal with the fifth circui court, they have filed a notic to the texas judge, they hav informed them, informed him, they are going to do that. >> they're going to. that >> exactly. losing party out of the fift circuit will likely appe

joining me now is former u.s senator doug jones, ou democrat of alabama.the center for american progress. i should also mention he is th former u.s. attorney for the state of alabama and, former congressman carlos curbelo, republican of florida welcome to you both. doug, let's start with the trump indictments. as a former prosecutor, what are your thoughts on that case and the bravery of manhattan d alvin bragg to follow throug on this investigation in the face of tremendous pressure? >> well, you know, at roberdel i think you have to understand that there is a lot going on here and i expect that alvin bragg' has done a lot of homework o this he is look at these facts very closely. he has determined that the bes way to go. he is going to face a barrag of motions to dismiss and othe things and i am sure that he is going to be prepared to meet these we will see how it turns out but i'm sure he has done his homework to greet the moment >> carlos, a lot of republican have defended trump since we have learned about the indictments. but i want to talk about thi

. >> i think that some of ou republican friends have gone too far in a saying absolutely not.eing a woman, with thre granddaughters and one daughter, i definitely have an opinion that if something would happen incest or rape, absolutely tha avenue should be available >> do you think the abortion pill should be banned? >> no, i don't think it should be banned because again, i somebody finds out there pregnant and it was incest o rape, absolutely, whatever w can to help them with, w should >> look, you heard from that voter there, ali, th fascinating way that this is playing out among voters, even conservative evangelicals ther who would attend an event like this one on a saturday night nine months before the caucus. it is not a clean winner for conservative republicans t talk about being restrictive o abortion and the more they have to talk about it in a primary, the harder it becomes than in general election to. we're talking short term gam and long term political game o this too >> that's the interesting part about this michael, help us handicap. this you got - roe first, you

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people of other races are ou to get to. we accept that, we get fed that and so when the doorbell rings or the basketball comes into your yard your first respons is to pull the gun, which yo are now allowed to have withou a permit or training, you pull it you do not know how to us it, and east are killing innocent people. it is a programming that i occurring. the deprogramming question i much tougher to answer it is going to take a long tim to get out of this whole >> the first problem you mentioned, intercity gun violence that we are numb to we should not be charles, last night april ryan was here and she said somethin chilling that has been on my mind for the last 24 hours and i want to share it with you. watch this >> i think about this as a parent my older, 20 year old daughter will be 21, has gone to pick u her younger sister who is 15 several times from white communities, and it really makes a parent shudder could this really happen there is a syndrome now in thi nation with hair trigger justice. >> we heard the grands

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voices in the voices of ou constituents we have to push for together and the systems, their time is come and a new generation is rising up. to make america what it ough to be. >> is always, effort tell us what we don't know, in you life you decided to run, because of these laws that were being passed in montana. you, like representative jones decided to get involved as a result of this this has got to be very, ver hard for you, it's not fun being trans in america, it's not fun being trans in public, and it's not been fun bein trans in it republican supermajority legislature, where they just silence to today. tell me what motivates you right now? >> so i want to draw a quick distinction there, and tha we're seeing a huge increase in attacks legislatively, on the tran community, but the policie that they're bringing forwar are out of step with an averag americans when i watch wal through my community i am known, i am loved, and i'm supported, and my community sees the jo that trans people have when we step in and get to b ourselves. as for what i'm feeling, now when you stand up on be

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, i'm not surprised at all this is, as we see, ou generational divide, we see ou seniors, our elders who are at home or. they are watching the tv more. they are now more susceptibl to the propaganda and th message is, the young folks wh don't have to watch it and hav other strains media. >> part of what we saw in th last three years president biden is set t launch his reelection campaign he may have heard about it nex week levy supporting his 2024 bid i he does come up? >> listen, i think that' always the question. people want to know, particularly with progressives will we support? i'm ready to support our party pushing our country in the right direction. 2024 is gonna be incredibl important, when we get to th democratic nominee, and you ge to the general election, i'm all in for our party i'm also gonna be all in o making sure that we are holdin them to account on the sam issues that young people are marching on, are fighting for. environmental justice, gun control today, i think that' what my role is right now. >> house speaker kevin mccarth is eyeing a vote on a proposal to raise

why are they able to take ou content and do that? be covered by section 230? >> issues, issues, issues. and are any of them going to b solved >> i don't know. some of it is good the idea that we could hav health care to us embedded i new ways where people ge better health care, getting ri of rogue tasks, great thing. you know what's gonna be my. that's the thing when it is applied to sports and health care, and education it could be mind-blowing, right? just the way the internet ha been and on the whole, you know scott gallagher is unfit wit me it made it sounds the internet is good. but boy, the damage on the way is hard. but we should be able to anticipate the damage, but we're not gonna be able to the only thing we do know is that bad actors will come an use it for malfeasance they will absolutely use i whether it's deepfakes o anything else. i was just backstage and my so was showed me a bunch of deepfakes around abdominal get this right it is called i spice doing these things, it looks like they're saying -- and it's the stuff t

we will monitor for news the make and we will update ou audience as needed as we wait. let's start with what is happening tomorrow you, along with a group of faith leaders are leading monday protest in nashville. i wonder what you see as the role of these marches, as th role of activism when it comes to pushing back against political party that turns its back on the people >> yes thank you so much for having m and my heart is with the folks in alabama and kentucky, a well as folks still here i nashville dealing with the mas shooting at covingto elementary we see that it is nonstop, w see that we cannot go abou politics as normal and that is what the role of protesting an mass mobilization's are, it is to dramatize to thes politicians that we will not allow your policies of proliferating guns in ou community to happen in the comfort of silence, that thi is a last week here in tennessee -- you'll continue to put pressures on our republica colleagues and cameron sexto to act and put the interest of our people over the campaign contributions of the nra and the tennessee --

for example, you are coming ou of service and you are comin back to civilian life.ou enrolled in the i.t. tease for example. in illinois. or phoenix university. and you think you are about to get your bachelors degree. they tell you that there i 100% job placement at the en of it. and all of a sudden the school goes bankrupt. maybe you are just a week or two before graduation. or you are in your junior year >> you are available address that >> using your educatio benefits, and you lose them. my bill will make sure tha they restore their benefits so that they can get to school an get the education that the deserve. >> congresswoman ramirez, we appreciate your time today student loan debt is something that we have been focusing o across this network. asking the questions because i is a pressing issue. appreciate you talking to us about that as well thank you. >> thank you for having me >> folks, on trump's side hi biggest possible rival in 2024 what rhonda santa saying about this indictment. that is next plus, new york city is gearing up for trump's touchdown in th bi

until people like that start turning on him, i do think dom is going to be having ou attention.f why he is back up in the polls he disappeared after h announced he was running for president, his numbers dipped, he is back in our conscience people who like him, and aroun him. you can't just assume don trum is going to go away. hopefully these people hav learned that lesson by now hopefully soon, some of them open their eyes and start goin a little more directly >> brandon, melissa murray, like this combination. we will have you on with mor time, thank you both very much for coming to the saturday show and up next, honoring dr martin luther king junior on the 55th anniversary of hi assassination. the ongoing fight to keep hi dream alive. stay put, stay with us so it's decided, we'll park even deeper into parking spaces stay put, stay with us so people think they're open. surprise. [ laughs ] [ horn honks, muffled talking ] -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you ca

jimmy thank ou find new auditors quickly. jimmy thank you so _ find new auditors quickly.d new auditors quickly. jimmy thank you so much for— find new auditors quickly. jimmy thank you so much for that - find new auditors quickly. jimmy i thank you so much for that update. kamala harris will travel to tennessee on friday to meet lawmakers the day after the state's house of representatives expelled two democrats for breaking decorum during a gun controldemonstration, according to media reports. republican legislators in the us state of tennessee on thursday voted to expel two democrat members from the regional house of representatives. it came after they took part in a protest for stricter gun laws. justin pearson and justin jones exited the state house of representatives to loud cheers from the gallery. a third democrat, gloria johnson, narrowly survived the vote. now, let's discuss the us withdrawal from afghanistan , who could forget the chaotic pull—out and those scenes at kabul airport in august 2021 , which resulted in the taliban takeover of the country. well now, th

this is beyond, these are ou kids, and this isn't the, yo know, the run-of-the-mill righ versus left.eople like me, stephanie, i used to be a republican. i'm in my 40s. i live in the suburbs. right now it's going to star affecting people like me who might have always vote republican in our families and say enough is enough i don't want anything to d with any of these guys because one of these people from tennessee last week or two weeks ago, stands on the steps the united states capitol an looks at reporters and says, we're not gonna do anything, we're not gonna fix it, what does that say to everybody i mean, stephanie, they don' even offer thoughts and prayer anymore. >> you know what he said my kids are home schooled. antonia -- >> must be nice for him. >> all of this, all that's going on in tennessee since th nashville shooting, tonight th states where republica governor signed a la strengthening background checks do you think something reall brought him around, or is he just trying to do somethin because the pressure is on a this warm and, or is he really taking a turn? >> stephan

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of encouragement to ou parents. we will have counselin provided for students at the school tomorrow. we will make every effort to comfort to those children. and don't lose sight of th fact that those are the ones most impacted by thi situation. we also ask local clergy t reach out to those families an help them through this difficult situation. i would be remiss if i did not thank live forsman for comin in and handling this situation so professionally. thank you. >> before i go any further i would like to say on behalf of secretary how taylor and every one at the alabama law enforcement agencies state investigation, and everyon with our organization, our deepest sympathies and condolences to the familie that are enduring this tragedy right now. but i cannot agree with what the chief said anymore this is a fine city, a fin county and absolutely an amazin state. and we are not going to allo one tragedy to define us this incident occurred a approximately 10:34 pm in a 200 block a street here i dadeville in tallapoos co

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