even though the german governments climate protection plan set the maximum to 30 hector's robert bushes, latest project is an area which had been earmarked for industry. but then the local council canceled the plan up to seeing the potential of the repurposed form, a spinning factory events in. if you had asked me 15 years ago, i would have told you it great to years. they slant a construction to seal the soil surface under concrete. and i development about spending mill site showed us can. you can unseal a concrete it area and revive it. test it was a process. and now i see ammonia wants to picture that, and i'm convinced we don't have to seal all land services. and we have to monitor the use of our land and restrict it and, and we can bring you live to the old or just as we're trying to do in our towel, sentato re purposing existing buildings instead of concrete thing as a free space. giving unused spaces back to nature. these steps are effective for combating urban sprawl. not just in mind. loyce. here in the west pomeranian village of doro, bluff shanella, is breathing new life into

but mayor robert bush and landscape architect van alcove, it's have a plan. elk of it is a specialist in unsealing ground and reviving soil that was locked down to concrete . he sees great potential, especially in smaller places like mine, loyce. the album there are negative one industry, lee, places where light i industry one off to hear back when i was growing. i know and thought about the environment by so large areas were concrete at over enormous support. and so i think there's a big potential to actively change the on sky, like here in the bicycle for the one can dinner on savannah. the will to change things in mind. loyce is strong. many of the old factory holes, as well as the concrete flooring, are to be gotten rid of, so that in just a few weeks, rain can fall on the soil again. good now and right here is where we will 1st tear open the conquering ice and then we will cultivate the soil beneath winter or on the spot. there will be a connecting path to the park. if i been to rest will be a grain area there. if we don't know what the ground is like un

chief justice john roberts, also a bush appointee and also seen as a critic of abortion did not formallyeld this mississippi law but also wrote separately to assert that he doesn't really agree with what this five vote majority did. if it weren't fo appointees, roberts would have stopped this. he would have preferred not to overrule roe entirely. that means it's open season for states to ban abortion in all sorts of ways. the nation's high court ruling also that judges across the country must uphold virtually all abortion regulations. i mentioned this briefly in the top of the program but i want to show you what this means. justice alito writes that, quote, rational-basis review will be the appropriate standard for challenges because abortion is not a fundamental constitutional right. so a law regulating abortion is entitled to, quote, a strong presumption of validity. in other words, when these states go forward not only with the automatic trigger laws and other types of laws that we describe today, but when they go forward with far more extreme measures, perhaps trying to ban plan b an

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roberts. in 2001, president bush appointed dale to serve as the chief of staff at usda. after which he served as legislative director for the house ag committee. most recently, dale has been serving as executive vice president at the american farm bureau federation, which his presence will be deeply missed. dale has tirelessly advocated for agriculture for more than 40 years and he never forgot his selfless kansas roots or the values he learned there -- hard work, others before self, and personal responsibility. i am grateful for dale's leadership and service and i offer him, his wife, faith, and their entire family my best wishes as they begin this new adventure. congratulations, dale. and with that, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, m mr. veasey, for five minutes. mr. veasey: madam speaker, i want to pose a few questions to my friends on the other side of the aisle, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. you certainly cannot be ok with criminals continually able to acce

this trump-backed conservative majority no longer needs even a center-right influence of bush appointee rob john roberts forward, stripping away as mention today, the epa es enner psychiatry powerers. it departed from its claimed originalism to change ask further expand gun rights this term, amidst even this shooting epidemic. it rolled back an over hundred-year civil rights law that offered to be clear, relatively minor protections to defendants against police' misconduct. it departed from a current balance that has existed in the law and religious freedom to grant more public prayer support to public school employees, who paid by you, and of course to overturn roe, the privacy to aborgsz, women, and others who can become pregnant. on roe, it is the first time ever that the court has individually rescinded a human right. and researchers who track this actually estimate this court is now more conservative than fully 75% of americans when you compare what it is doing to ha people believe. howard dean just said this this has become an illegitimate court. although not just about roe, that and more, we will

bush through samuel alito and john roberts. and donald trump, through neil gorsuch, brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett. they have all now said, to children who get pregnant, they can be forced to bear their rapists ' child, george h. w. bush did. that george w. bush did that. donald trump did that. leading off our discussion now is michele bratcher goodwin, chancellors professional of law at the university of california irvine. and the author of policing the womb, and visible women in the criminalization of motherhood. also with us is cecile richards, former president of parent planned parenthood. professor goodwin, let me begin with you. you've been with us throughout the 53 days that we knew this was going to happen. but when it happens, it always is something else. it is a different moment in our history. >> the gravity of the moment is with us today, now that the supreme court decision is no longer theoretical but it is in existence. and with it, there are more than two dozen states that will trigger laws into effect that

has been bringing us joy for centuries. hero roberts's, laura, our main goal is to preserve and increase its population through the south, louisiana molo, bushing musician. and one of the most efficient ways is to expand the areas where it blooms and get the most out of them. triple and blue bush bullets if she was thought that you will actually not change the strategy that helps meet market demand, as well as preserving the flower productive. that's our main motivation. oh, dear. not with ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, a short lunch break, then back to work, i will give you the little at the snow drop pickers are happy, they can work again. if we do 2 years ago, the outbreak of the corona virus pandemic meant they had to stay home for many that spelled financial ruin will cause really develop or show her the right. but since the restrictions were lifted last year, these georgians have once again been able to earn their living with wild flowers. i told 13 didn't throw out of the room. i work on the hills nearly every day or so home. if i can choose my own working hours, little midday mac, so sometimes it's just one hour per day throat on t

bush through samuel alito and john roberts. and donald trump, through neil gorsuch, brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett. they have all now said, to children who get pregnant, they can be forced to bear their rapists ' child, george h. w. bush did. that george w. bush did that. donald trump did that. leading off our discussion now is michele bratcher goodwin, chancellors professional of law at the evasive california irvine. and the author of policing the womb, and visible women in the criminalization of motherhood. also with us is cecile richards, former president of parent planned parenthood. professor, let me begin with you. you've been with us throughout the 53 days that we knew this was going to happen. but when it happens, it always is something else. it is a different moment in our history. >> the gravity of the moment is with us today, now that the supreme court decision is no longer theoretical but it is in existence. and with it, there are more than two dozen states that will trigger laws into effect that outright ban

abortion and the law during that confirmation hearing chief justice john roberts has served on the court since 2005. the george w. bush nominee had this to say when asked about the 1973 roe v. wade decision. >> well, senator the importance of settled expectations in the application of stare decisis is a very important consideration. that was emphasized in the casey pinion but, also in either opinion's outside that area of the law. the principles of stare decisis look at a number of factors -- settled expectations, one of them, as you mentioned. whether or not particular precedents have proven to be on workable is another consideration on the other side. whether the doctrinal bases of a decision have been eroded by subsequent developments. for example, if you have a case in which there are three presidents that lead and support that result, and in the intervening period, two of them have been overruled, that may be a basis for reconsidering the prior precedent. >> but there's no doctrinal basis erosion in roe, is there, roberts? >> well, i feel the need to stay away from a discussion of particular cases. i'm happy to d

bush for the seats that went to alito and roberts.iss him as some sort of liberal crank. he is a hardcore, very serious conservative and he was more outraged than the democrats were about the threat to democracy. >> because at one point, he said, judge ludwig, he said if trump -- if pence had obeyed trump, america would have been plunged into a constitutional crisis. how close had he -- did the country actual come to a coup? >> i think mike pence was really the only reason the country wasn't plunged into that constitutional crisis and that is a really sobering fact. but i thought that the most important came at the end when he was given an opportunity to talk about why he was on the panel in the first place. and he said very clearly, donald trump and those who enable him are a threat to american democracy, no not just now but in the future. he said that because what he sees is an effort to actually institutionalize a lot of the things that were kind of, you know, almost ad hoc in the lead-up to the january 6th institutionalized those

number 2, elections have consequences, supreme court justices put by trump, john roberts put by george w. bushtood on all the issues. how ironic is that merit garland, attorney general weighing in on this decision when he was told to everybody was labeled as a moderate judge the republicans would like, mitch mcconnell said i am not -- we are not interviewing him, he's not going to get hearings but is still in the mix right here but, you could play this out. think about this. one of the main reasons people voted for donald trump was they wanted to fill the vacant seat in the supreme court. that would have gone to merit garland if barack obama had his way. mitch mcconnell said too close to the election, donald trump shocked the world, wins the election and not only does he feel garland's eat the two more seats that brings us to this moment on both those decisions. stuart: that is why senator schumer called this a decision from an extremist amaga court, rightly or wrongly. thanks for being on the show. the story is breaking as well as the market rally, dow is up 600 points. meet jessica moore. je

eisenhower did the three whole robert church on the golf course there, saw a lot of recreational things. mrs. nixon did quite a bit. mrs. bush-- i love some of the things that she did in bringing for the first time the directives of the presidential libraries to camp david. all of their bosses, had spent time at this important place, but none of them had seen it. so a day there, having lunch, and understanding the place was a very important. and she also, another wonderful touch that i love, is she had pictures collected off all of the world leaders that her husband had met with as well as leaders going back to fdr, and put those in places all around camp david. and then a really nice, special like it's the piece, which you can take advantage here in your story today, she had an artist from the national arboretum go with her around camp david and select certain plants, shrubs, flowers, and memorialize those in these extraordinary drawings. and the originals are still at camp david, and there are real protections here available, so you can take home a little peace of camp david with you here tonight. and thanks to mrs. bush.

will: he talks about bush versus gore that led to alito and roberts. the three trump appointees are lied to congress and the american people during their confirmation hearings when they stated roe v wade was settled law, they are radical traditionalist capitalists shoving america further to the right. we were talking about this, almost had a chance to ask jonathan turley about it. justices have been threading the needle for quite some time recognizing it is been law for a long time but it was a bad decision in the first place. will: the new york times at the far side of the wall, the supreme court overturned roe v wade, the decision will transform american life. it returns to the democratic question. pete: fox saying the end of roe is only the beginning for republicans. sometimes it is true in places like this. this opens up another set of challenges at the state level, legislatures many of which, abortion was illegal like the state of indiana. what happens now? doesn't go back to the effect litigated in the state? will: this one is interesting. roe v

bush ran on partial birth abortions. now, he never did anything actually in his term on policy about it but you know what he did do? in 2005, he got justice robertsnd 2006, he got justice alito. and they were the ones for years plotting for this moment right now. >> hang on, ashley. that's my point, though. you are talking about what republicans did but what did democrats do or not do? >> we have to remain consistent. and we do have the majority but we also know that the rules of the senate, even though we have a majority, the filibuster blocks it. so we need to abolish the filibuster, and move this bill to codify -- >> but the filibuster's there when republicans are in charge, as well. >> and they will change the laws, too. that is the thing is that republican justices lie when they get confirmed, and they will change the law when they have power. and i do think democrats need to act and do whatever they can to pass gun reform. i am glad to see the bill last night. whatever they need to do to pass and codify roe. we, people, are outraged and one thing i will just say is this is not just about a woman's right to choose. it is very clear, and peop

bush ran on partial birth abortions. now, he never did anything actually in his term on policy about it but you know what he did do? in 2005, he got justice robertst justice alito. and they were the uns for years, plotting for this moment right now. >> hang on, ashley. that is my point, though. you are talking about what republicans did but what did democrats do or not do? >> we have to remain consistent. and we do have the majority but we also know that the rules of the senate, even though we have a majority, the filibuster blocks it. so we need to abolish the filibuster, and move this bill to codify -- >> but the filibuster's there when republicans are in charge, as well. >> and they will change the laws, too. that is the thing is that republican justices lie when they get confirmed, and they will change the law when they have power. and i do think democrats need to act and do whatever they can to pass gun reform. i am glad to see the bill last night. whatever they need to do to pass and codify roe. we, people, are outraged and one thing i will just say is this is not just about a woman's right to choose. it is very clear, and people should tak

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robert novak and tucker carlson. in the crossfire -- >> i remember when jon stewart went on "crossfire." it was 2004. john kerry was the democratic presidential nominee facing george w. bush i say something very quickly? why do we have to fight? the two of you, can't we just say something nice about john kerry, right now. >> i like john. i care about john kerry. >> and something about president bush. >> he'll be unemployed soon. >> i think anyone who enjoy said paying attention to the news and watched "the daily show" will forever remember jon stewart going on "crossfire" and reading those guys the riot act. >> you're doing theater when you should be doing debate. it's not honest. what you do is partisan hackery. and i'll tell you why i know it. >> you had john kerry on your show and you kiss his throne and you accuse us of hackery? >> absolutely. the show that leads into me is puppets making prank phone calls. what is wrong you? >> comedians and satire when done right will take on hypocrisy no matter where it comes from. >> i think the vice president and is his wife love their daughter. i think they love her very much. and you can't have anything but respect for the fact