i think there is no appetite to overrule roe entirely but roe is not really a decision that's on the books and there are other decisions that go beyond roe and put different types of restrictions on abortion i think what's likely to happen is if. the portion cases of for example perhaps limits people those later certainly are in the pregnancy perhaps different types of late term abortion procedures can be banned perhaps there are more hurdles in terms what the doctors have to go through licensing so i think there are different decisions the courts can render that make it harder to get an abortion although the procedure still exists in large part of the 1st several months of the pregnancy so it is commutative your death by a 1000 cuts got to kind of thing which goes well and then organizing that's actually going to suggest has a howard zinn with a very great progressive historian who's always a look robey way was even policy because of a of a sympathetic bench of his because of public organization pushing from below making the public pressure something that the supreme court couldn't

them 3 supreme court justices during his term that is more important to them than most other things roe v wade abortion is still a very very important is a real and genuine triumph. because he has ensured that there will be conservative policymaking through the court for decades to come and not just at the supreme court also when you look at his infant on the federal judiciary so you know i think the problem that democrats often have is we have our eyes only on one ball of the white house as it is think we need also you know both houses of congress to pass legislation we need the federal courts to uphold that legislation and not turn it back so donald trump and trump ism is absolutely here to stay as unfortunate as it is. trump is. not the fine you know the republican party had no we don't. want to have it there isn't it there isn't it was whatever donald trump says this is true this was their agenda their agenda was literally what ever donald trump will do is our agenda for the next but i do think there are elements of protectionism ethno nationalism and like you said loyalty you know

them 3 supreme court justices during his term that is more important to them than most other things roe v wade abortion is still a very very important is a real genuine triumph for food because he has sure there will be conservative policymaking through the court for decades to come and not just at the supreme court also when you look at his imprint on the federal judiciary so you know i think the problem that democrats often have is we have our eyes only on one ball of the white house but as it is saying we need also you know both houses of congress to pass legislation we need the federal courts to uphold that legislation and not turn it back so donald trump and trump ism is absolutely here to stay as unfortunate as it is. trump is. not the fine you know the republican party had no we didn't. want to have it into their agenda was whatever donald trump says this is true this was their agenda their agenda is literally what ever will do is our agenda for the next but i do think there are elements of protectionism ethno nationalism and like you said loyalty you know as sort of the supreme

before taking on the fa roe islands in again tonight.faroe islands in the final group game next week. this is hard work on into the last few games, so there's excitement there and we're going over the last hurdle now. a lot of these girls are probably playing the biggest game of their lives and they know that. we won't let this opportunity pass us by. norway have already qualified for the group, but three nations could still finish second. wales are currently there, but have played extra, they need to beat belarus next week and hope that northern ireland dropped some points. northern ireland are third, but will finish second if they win the final two games while belarus need to beat both northern ireland and wales if they are to finish as runners up. and wales if they are to finish as runners up. northern ireland r 55th in the fifa world ranking. that's by far the lowest of the home nations have never qualified for a major tournament. at this group of mainly irish league players are hoping to change that. we will hopefully make history.

roe will him and as with given oxygen and taken to hospital. he fractured his skull. in the stands the match less important. you see everybody was in panic. everybody seeing red to come a code red came a code red. the faces of the team—mates and everybody at arsenal, it was a very serious situation. wolverhampton say he is now comfortable after surgery. he has seen his partner and is now resting and will be observed for the next few days. the collision happened with arsenal's david luiz. he cut his habit stayed conscious when the match restarted, luiz was patched up and played on. arsenal said they followed the protocols but 40 said they followed the protocols but a0 minutes later, he went off at half—time. a0 minutes later, he went off at half-time. did he take a turn for the worse or what? he was in pain. he could not had the ball. he was uncomfortable doing that so we decided to take them off. football needs to get real and wake up and get serious. not next year, month but now. the protocols and football are not equitable. how on earth as he allowed to come back on

he roes on ter to the roger stone case, another close ally of donald trump who he pardoned -- commutedshould say. he says president trump has granted clemcy to protect an individual who might have implicated the president incur animal -- in criminal misconduct. as far as flynn's family goes, re delighted with the ne and we have statement from his brother, joe flynn, describing r this as a four-ylitical persecution. that is how trump saw it,mphat is how tupporters have seenik it, and they say that is a free man and that is what matters most to our family. laura: it sounds as though the pardoning has fueled speculation about the president's motives here. >> that's rig.mi ael flynn's case, this marks a ucur-year culmination of sh a complicated, controversial, political and legal battle. and this began in 2016 during the transitional period when president trump -- and as he mentioned, he was accused of lying about this conversation with the then former russian and bass letter about thebama administration sanctions on election interference. he later admitted lying to the fbi as part of a pl

we will pass a bill for "roe v. wade." we can do this by statute.the things we need to do. we just have to stay in the fight. and then, after the election? look, it's all on the table. that's how it should be. - it's all on the table. - but it's also about flipping the senate because if we had a democratic senate, this would not be happening. and we need to hold these republicans accountable. - you had a personal relationship with justice ginsburg. what would she want us to do now? cry into a white claw? 'cause if so, i've got that covered. - [laughs] no. justice ginsburg was a fighter. you know? and she was a strategic fighter. she changed what was possible for women all across this nation and around the world and she did that by staying in every fight. remember, she lost some of them. she got knocked back from time to time, but her response was she got back up, dusted herself off, and went straight back in tougher than ever. - so many of us put all this pressure on justice ginsburg to be the one to save us, and it's really unfair. now that she's n

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they are see roes, in my ewes, and everyone else's eyes here at ft. campbell, kentucky. >> he remembers the heroes who came before him and we do, too. stan friday from pennsylvania, who we met in normandy. at the time, he was receiving france's top honor the legion of honor, to thank him 75 years later. stan told me then, that medal was not for him. >> the medal part is for the guys who's out there. they're the heroes, i'm standing by there. they're the heroes. >> every one of these men right here. >> i represent them. >> tonight, his hope on this veterans day, don't forget what we did for freedom. we had a purpose to fight. we went to war to be free and we did our job. my message is to not let it be forgotten." and we've learned that stan just had another birthday. he is now 98. and i remembered talking to stan about birthdays while we were in normandy. >> god bless me. >> absolutely. what's your secret? >> i don't know. >> yeah? >> no, because -- >> and if you did know, you're not going to tell me. >> i'll give you a hint. >> all right. >> i did all

and of course, i guess roe blocks to even if someone like molly harrison sanders wants to push something akin to the new green deal, for example through. there are a lot of barriers in front of that. and i think if the democrats want to keep their base together, they're going to need to keep pushing the specter of trump, even if he's no longer around with already seen this with a c. saying, even if trump's not here, we need to remember a lot of his supporters, a lot of his i think conspiratory are enablers, still are, you know, i mean, i think that's absolutely right. because, and i think this is one of the by democrats, if i can say that are really tell me, because i don't think they want to have a reckoning with the progressive wing of their party. i think they're terrified of them because you know, everything was present as you know is all we have to do is get across the line. but it's kind of like, you know, robert redford in the candidate. i date myself from, a film in the 1970 s., but the end of the film was he wins and then he says, what do we do now? what do the democrats do now?

should the supreme court ever decide over turn roe v wade and reads quote to protect human life and nothing in this constitution shall be constructed to secure a protected right to abortion, or require the funding of abortion? no. converse of the colorado voters and citizens, there struck down proposition $115.00, which was a measure that sought to ban abortions, $22.00 weeks after pregnancy. so you could see the states are still divided about how they want to play out. the pro-choice controversy in the abortion controversy. absolutely. and louisiana is trying its level best to be mississippi. i made a phone fresh rating to watch this happen because what we know is that on both sides of the aisle when it comes to women, specifically women who are still of reproductive years. they want to see abortion rights access open. and we also have to think about the fact that in the majority of cases, most women do not find out that they're pregnant until they're already a least 12 weeks along. so i think that there's some confusion or just again this information when it comes to republicans who are t

not because very close to the roe it's very interesting what george just said because you have biden hairs they were selected by the political elite the democratic party the d.n.c. and there is that's when there's a slate of names that we have to genuflect to ok because donald trump if you go back to 2016 he knocked up every single republican contender the best of the brightest and of the republican party he won he won his primary and a lot of people forget that he was he had his own republican primary in this in this cycle here he did. i got more support than ronald reagan did know the republican has done as well as an incumbent in the primary here so i mean george brings up a very interesting point and you know and i look at these people behind the shenanigans never get anything right they always screw things up and i think there's a screw this one up to wind because when george just said because trump is he may be removed from power but he's still going to be a very powerful person in an interesting way maybe even more powerful because he probably won't be so running them sort of

roe v wade, abortion is still a very, very important is a real genuine triumph because he has, he has ensured that there will be conservative policymaking through the court for decades to come and not just at the supreme court. also, when you look at his imprint on the federal judiciary. so, you know, i think the problem that democrats often have is we have our eyes only on one ball of the white house as it is that we need also, you know, both houses of congress to pass legislation. we need the federal courts to uphold that legislation. and not turn it back. so donald trump and trump ism is absolutely here to stay as unfortunate as that is what interim place trump is. it's not the fine you know, the republican party had no, we don't have it. there, isn't it? there isn't. it was whatever donald trump says, this is true. this was their agenda. their agenda was literally what ever donald trump will do. is our agenda for the next one. i do think there are elements of protectionism, ethno nationalism. and like you said, loyalty, you know, sort of the supreme leader of the republican party,

author urges klein has partnered with roe blocks as a tie in for his new novel ready player 2, the sequel to the 2011 bestseller ready player one. now, the original book of correspond the 2800 film directed by steven spielberg, which also had a similar event inside the game of the treasure hunt inside robots, will take place across 7 different video game worlds. the 1st of which is already open. those who compete in the in game hunt will be awarded special virtual goods. in a press release, klein said rowe blocks is the closest thing to the digital world he created in his novel. the company behind robot filed paperwork to go public last week and revealed it is over 30000000 daily users 12000000 more than it had just 2 years ago. the game is free to play and the company told the verge in july, half of us, children, and teens, under the age of 16 have played roadblocks amid the pandemic. and that's it for this time you can catch us on blue blood there ought portable t.v. at portable dot t.v. . we'll see you next. how do you price value? how do you value prices that makes up an economy? and

still very focused and wanted to read her whole defense, her and other activists were being electric roeauthorities have repeatedly denied claims of abuse and sexual assault. she -- and then the go ahead was awaited for the reform, she was then arrested. human rights groups called on people to use g20 to pressure mbs to allow her release. instead, days after, she appeared before a judge, only to learn he case was being referred to a notorious terror court. >> i believe the charges have to do with her receiving money from hostile governments to pass it on to hostile groups. >> reporter: so far the saudi government hasn't produced evidence, and in the courts that it would be presented, you notoriously difficult to access. international pressure isn't working. unclear in president-elect joe biden, who has promised to take a tough line on saudi, can make a difference. >> we're not subject to pressure. these individuals were arrested under our laws and our courts have jurisdiction, and we decide. we don't allow people to put pressure on us to do things that are against our although the venue

what many would suggest montross cities built, high high and straight up into the air and billionaires roe. 15 central park west which is a really fancy address. they have a helicopter pad which is within the scale of the grandeur of middle 20th cinderella new york city. it's a very beautiful building and sits nicely there in the southwest corner. jonathan: you know more about this than any of us would, tom. tom: i just -- i think lisa is scoping it out. jonathan: we'll see. she's not here today. tom: she's up picking out her turkey in the catskills. jonathan: ok. well maybe after all these years, she was never barker. -- bearish. maybe she's not coming back. we'll find out tomorrow. from london and new york this morning. good morning for our audience worldwide. this is bloomberg. ♪ g. ♪ >> president-elect joe biden calls president trump's refusal to accept the election an embarrassment. the president won't allow his administration to cooperate in the transition of power. and biden isn't getting the intelligence briefing that president-elects normally receive. biden says the president's ac

roe provides dow is up 200 point. up next we will talk with ever corps founder roger altman will joe biden's economic plan and whether businesses should be concerned about higher corporate tax rates. you are watching "closing bell" here on cnbc any welcome back 47 minutes left of trade on this election eve in america. the economy and taxes certainly key issues for many voters out there. but there is a lot of noise surrounding joe biden's tax plan robert frank separating fact from fiction for us. robert >> sara. it would be the largest tax hike in over 50 years but biden's tax plan would barely rank in the top ten of the nation's history between 1940 and today there have been over 20 tax hikes. the biggest was during world war ii when we had a tax increase of over 5% of gp. biden's plan is .7 of 1% of gdp. that would put it in ten's place, not the biggest in history as the president likes to say as for the tax burden it would increase federal revenue as a share of gdp to about 19%. that would bring us back to the level

the stocks we are seeing perform the best today are the ones that benefit from an economic recover roeo watch, kelly, the travel and tourism stocks as well. >> bingo dom have a great weekend thank for watching "power lunch," everybody. "closing bell" starts right now. >> thank you kelly and dom and welcome, every, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost. stocks looking to finish up a volatile week on a high note the major afternoons all rising today. dow is up 400 points, session highs as we head into the close. let's look at what's driving the act. strong earnings from dow components cisco and disney. home deowe poe set to report next week. energy sector is jumping up 15% on the week the u.s. continues t

them 3 supreme court justices during his term that is more important to them than most other things roe v wade abortion is still a very very important is a real and genuine triumph. because he has ensured that there will be conservative policymaking through the court for decades to come and not just at the supreme court also when you look at his imprint on the federal judiciary so you know i think the problem that democrats often have is we have our eyes only on one ball of the white house as they say we need also you know both houses of congress to pass legislation we need the federal courts to uphold that legislation and not turn it back so donald trump and trump ism is absolutely here to stay as unfortunate as it is what interim phase of trump is. it's not the fine you know the republican party had no we didn't. want to have it into their agenda was whatever donald trump says this is true this was their agenda their agenda was literally what ever donald trump will do is our agenda for the next but i do think there are elements of protectionism ethno nationalism and like you said loya

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argument about equal protection of rights and privileges would have been a better and more solid basis for roe v. wade to be argued and won. but so anyhow, the point is that in the 1970s, despite the defeat of the e.r.a., the court moves in a definitely liberal direction, having to do with women's rights. >> well, let's turn to those who are joining us today and they have some questions for you. here is one from raymond, many prominent losses of the women's movement in the 1960s and 1970s, such as betty, and ruth bader ginsburg whom you just spoke were jewish. please comment on the role of women in the suffrage movement and political feminism. >> okay. well, those are two different stories. the united states is an overwhelmingly protestant country until the late 19th century. the there's one extremely important jewish woman. she comes to the united states in the 1830s, her name is ernestine rose, that's an version of her name. she's a socialist and feminist, an extremely important figure, probably one of the influences on elizabeth stanton. then we have to wait until really the late 19th and e

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all the talk of the president and the last 47 years since roe versus wade was decided, this presidents the only one who actually walked the walk for christians and evangelicals. which, is why that community overwhelmingly, by more than 80% supports president donald trump. this president is a man of his word and is kept his promise to america bringing us the greatest economy in the history of our nation. he has brought us freedom, prosperity, judicial restraint, security and law and order. he believes in god and believes in country. he believes in law and he believes in order. he believes in you and he believes in me. this election is a choice. you can spend the next four years in the dark depressed with police defunded with beto o'rourke coming for your guns and elizabeth warren in charge of the treasury with kamala harris the most left-handed in the senate who is pro- criminal and anti- police paying more taxes and less money and that is assuming you even have a job or they let you go to the job. or you can vote for the man who was delivered on criminal justice reform, on opportunity

but i've just point out something karl roe talked about on your show yesterday that the president andectoral college votes. so he can give up 36. only state that we know so far that joe biden took away from president trump this election year versus four year ago right now is arizona. so i believe correct me in my ear if i'm wrong that's 11 electoral college votes that would leave him only the ability to lose 26 additional electoral college votes still get to 270. that's something to watch. but i want to put up that map just want to point something out see the state of florida that's where mike bloomberg set fire to 100 million dollars. that's essentially what he did he set it on fire because that because president trump again won the state of florida he had a better showing with latino voters which joseph brought up, and it is solidly red declared pretty early on for president trump. and mike bloomberg is a hundred million dollars poorer. >> a hundred million dollars dagen, i know we both can think of many, many places where that money could really make a difference like alzheimer's r

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threats to health care even for some conservative to nose because of their hopes of finally turning back roe wade. one thing is sure, neither party will underestimate or ignore latino voters from now on. this should be cause for widespread celebration is the long-awaited democratization of the vote. but what about those who claim that trump made major unexpected inroads along the latino voters nationwide? as reflected by the 66 to 32% split of the latino vote between biden and trump? latinos could be deserting the democratic party. those of us who have been ound the block for a few times have her this narrative before. in reality, these are the general ballpark of previous presidential campaigns. i went to put up a chart of how latinos split their vote over and election.ars the republican share of voters has varied from a low of 27% when mitt romney ran against barack obama in 2012 to a high of 44% that george bush got in his second presidential run in 2004. even john mccain when he ran against obama in 2008 got a similar percentage of the latino vote as trump did this year. the high point,

. >> ...the human life bill, which would have changed roe against wade... l autonomy.s to termine all >> you do not believe that there is a general right of privacyth is in the constitution? >> not one derived in that... >> narrator: bors advisers told him to be succinct, not o cture the senators. >> i'll be happyswer the committee's questions. >> narrator: he did not follow their instructions. >> oh, no, oh, no, senator. >> well, let me, let me pick that strain up >> all right, but i... but i'd like to get on the srcord right now that i don't feel very free tegard what congress decided, that the mere fact that a law is outrageous is not enough to make it unconstitutional. >> i didn't think it was going well. i just thought it was torture. you want to tap your dad on the it this way."say, "i would say um, can't do that. with that thing for five days.u >> narrator: near the end, in an effort to save him, bork supporter wyoming senator alan simpson asked him one last question.wa >> why do yo to be an asdciate justice of the uni >> narrator: many e bork's answer was the death knell of hi

we have seen in years past, for example, the famous incident in which karl roe was trying to fight against the fact that fox news called ohio for barack obama in 2012 unsuccessfully obviouslyism think they have that history of independence on election night. what happens the next take on tucker carlson and sean hannity? they are going to echo the line from the president. if that is the democrats are trying to steal it from trump. >> i think i want to be blunt about this. the head of that network must not allow this devolving into conspiracy and hate. it is on the bosses to make sure that the talent on that network, you know, do not make a bad situation worse in the coming days. now, of course, there are a lot of different scenarios here. we don't know what's going to happen. i have noticed an uptick in media bashing from tucker carlson and sean hannity in recent days. let's take a look. >> reporters hate trump with an all-consuming mania. they hate him so intensely, at times it's amusing to watch. >> more unhinged than ever, spewing hatred, lies, smears against americans that support donal

with the senate we can protect roe v. wade and the privacy of womens health care.those things. that's why the stakes are so high in georgia right now and why i'm asking people across the country to chip in a dollar and help us get out the vote here. >> you have challenged senator perdue to free debates. he dropped out of the last scheduled debate during the november campaign. let's listen to some of the last debate you did have with senator perdue which kind of i think explains why he dropped out. >> well, perhaps senator perdue would have been able to respond properly to the covid-19 pandemic if you hadn't been fending off multiple investigations for insider trading. it's not just that you're a crook, senator. it's that you're attacking the health of the people that you represent. >> do you think there's any chance that there will be more debates in your campaign? >> look, i'm ready to go, lawrence. and what does it say that a sitting u.s. senator is too afraid to come out and debate his opponent in a public forum? but, you know, david perdue probably hadn't had s

but they're getting along very well, talking about roe v. wade and some other issues. but they're finding things to agree on. inside of that building again we are seeing that vote counted and we are still expecting more votes to come and doesn't look like there's going to be a big release of results this weekend from maricopa county, one that might putt the whole thing to bed but that lead that joe biden has here in arizona right now is still about 20,000 with overall in the state 100,000 or so votes rehmanin remaining. back to you. >> a saturday amid the high tension power lines and the cactus in phoenix, arizona. gadi schwartz, i think was responsible for something of a coming together of people there as we watched everybody put a mask on. veteran journalist jonathan allen has stopped by our coverage to talk about as only he can what we have witnessed and where we are going. first of all, my friend, i guess we are real news again. >> you know, for the news industry it will be nice to not be heckled every day from the white house. that's krpcertainly a little bif a re

. >>> do you agree with justice scalia's view that roe was wrongly decided?r, i completely understand why you are asking the question. but, again, i can't pre-commit or say, yes, i'm going in with some agenda because i'm not. i don't have any agenda. i have no agenda to try to overrule. i have an agenda to stick to the rule of law, and decide cases as they come. >> judge amy coney barrett before the supreme court nomination hearing. declined to say what she thought about pretty much anything. but she did not become a supreme court justice because of her neutrality. like a lot of conservative judges, she is a product, in part, of the federalist society, whose mission is to get as many right-wing judges into judiciary, as possible. among, you know, other things. last night, samuel alito gave a speech to the federalist society annual conference. he didn't have to pretend he has no agenda so last night, justice samuel alito, delivered remarks that were shot through with conser conservative tropes and fox news grievance. >> you can't say that marriage is a union b