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it was roe vs. wade. roe v. wade was the decision. majority of americans agreed, but then a year and a half ago the supreme court, this supreme court, made an extreme decision overturning rowe with their dobbs decision, stripping away a constitutional right from the american people which had never been done before, a fundamental right ripped away. important to so many americans, a right vital to a country founded on the idea of freedom. i said on that day that rowe was overturned the health and lives of the women of this nation would now be at risk and that has unfortunately proven to be true. they've been at risk, made them at risk, put them at risk. today in 2024 in america, women are turned away from emergency rooms, forced to travel hundreds of miles to get basic health care in another state that may have a different rule, forced to go to court to plead for help. thanks to the mothers of two in texas, a mother of two in texas, who was pregnant with her third child, from her doctor she received the news no one wants to hear. the li

since roe was overturned.e met women who have had miscarriages in toilets because they were refused care. i met a woman who went to the emergency room during a miscarriage and was turned away because the doctors were afraid they'd be thrown in jail for giving care. and it was only when she developed sepsis that they gave her the care she needed. we know that the majority of women who have abortions are mothers. if they live in a state with an abortion ban and they need to travel to receive care, god help her if she does not have paid leave or affordable child care. god help them if they don't have the savings to buy a bus, a train, or a plane ticket or to book a hotel room. and while these extremists say they are motivated by the health and well-being of women and children, in reality, they ignore the crisis of maternal mortality. the top 10 states with the highest rates of maternal mortality all have abortion bans. the hypocrisy abounds and let's be clear about what they're up to. these extremists want to rol

she spoke on the 51st anniversary of the roe v. wade supre court ruling that gave women the right to an abortion in anyta. in june 2022, the supreme court overturned roe in a 6-3 decision. ♪ v.p. harris: thank you all. it's good to be back in wisconsin. good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. please give it up for all she has done, and her incredible courage. you really are fantastic. of course it is good to be with my dear friend tammy baldwin. she was here earlier today, but she had to go back to washington for some important votes. on the subject of tammy baldwin, i wanted to mention tammy because she had to go back to washington for some important votes, she was here earlier. i will say, wisconsin, you have in her an extraordinary leader. i had the privilege of spending time with her when i was in the senate. tammy is always fighting for the people of wisconsin. [applause] moving on, i want to say that when we look at where we are as a country, those leaders among the leaders who are here, for example congresswoman gwen moore

we need the protections of roe the wade -- roe v. wade in every state. we can do it. you can do it. it is in our power to do it. let me be crystal clear. today is just a day to remember the anniversary of roe v. wade. today is a call out -- a call to action. with your voice, your power in your boat, we can restore the protections that have been around under roe v. wade. for 50 years. >> [cheers and applause] pres. biden: we can't -- >> [cheers and applause] pres. biden: we can once again make it the law of the land in america and we are going to do that. are you ready to make it happen? >> [cheers and applause] pres. biden: to do that, we need a new congress. are we ready to make that happen? >> [cheers and applause] pres. biden: give me a democratic house of representatives and give me a bigger democratic senate. and we will pass a new law restoring the protections of roe v. wade and i will sign it immediately. >> [cheers and applause] pres. biden: and let's remember. it was donald trump and his supreme court who ripped away the rights of freedom of women in america. it will be joe

from says he proud he overturned roe v. wade.e said there has to be punishment for the women exercising their reproductive freedom. he describes the dodd decision is a miracle. but for american women, it is a nightmare. let's be clear what trump is bragging about. the reason there are 21 states abortion bands are in effect, maine with no exception for rape or incest, is donald trump. the reason women are being forced to travel out of state. [chanting] this is going to go on for a while, they've got this planned. the reason women are being forced to travel across state lines for health care is donald trump. the reason family members are trying to get hel with prosecution is because of donald trump. the freeze in a fundamental right is stripped away is donald trump. and because of donald trump, doctors are setting up practices in other states because they are afraid they will be put in prison if they exercise their responsibilities. in states like texas, doctors can get a life sentence for providing care they wererained to provide.

and for nearly half a century, americans relied on this freedom, protected by roe. however, 19 months ago, the highest court in our land, the court of thurgood and rbg, took a constitutional right from the people of america, from the women of america, and now, on the 51st anniversary of roe, we speak of it in the past tense. in the last 19 months, in states across our nation, extremists have proposed and passed laws that criminalize doctors and punish women, laws that threaten doctors and nurses with prison time, even for life, simply for providing health care. laws that in some states make no exceptions, even for rape and incest. now many of you know i started my career as a prosecutor, specializing in crimes against women and children. what you may not know is one of the reasons why. when i was in high school, i learned that one of my best friends was being molested by her stepfather. and so i said to her, you've got to come stay with us. i called my mother, and my mother said, of course she should, and she did. so the idea that someone who survives a crime that i

yesterday marked the 51st anniversary of roe v. wade. and i remember the exact moment i found out it got overturned. the vice president called me from air force to and delivered this distressing news. and just like so many of you, she was outraged. we were both outraged. we knew we had to turn that anger into action. but we all still feel that rage today. i know i do. i have an 83-year-old mother. we also have a 24-year-old daughter. how is it possible my mother will have enjoyed more rights than our daughter that is simply unacceptable. we all knew, all of your new, you have been in this world for so long, the reversal of row would bring harm to many women and families. it is worse than we thought, what has happened. and we are going to hear some of these horrible stories. sadly, so many other women and families whose names and stories we don't know, they are all out there suffering in silence. that is not right. the dodd's decision created a health care isis. but it is beyond that. there are other far-reaching impacts. some less than o

now that roe v.ade has been overturned, i don't hear people talk as much about abortion -- i don't hear as much talk about abortion as a driving issue for republicans. in iowa and new hampshire anecdotally, i hear that roe was overturned and i hear focusing on the other issues, immigration and the economy for sure. this illustrates that this was for a long, galvanizing issue for republicans. now that the reality on the ground is different, it gives democrats the advantage. host: you mentioned iowa, this is missy in bloomfield. independent. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think you are wrong on that. most american people do not want the government in our business. you are asking for the federal government to get involved in an individual's right and tell them what they cannick, do. what we want is the right to be able to distinguish and vote, us as the american people, vote on whether we want to be right for any abortion or not and limit when that abortion should be able to be he

since roe was overturned. i have met women who have miscarried in toilets.e met women- woman who went to the emergency room during a miscarriage and was turned away because the doctors were afraid they would be thrown in jail for giving care. and it was only when she developed sepsis that they we kf women who have abortions are mothers. if that live in a state with an abortion- travel to receive care, god help her. if she does not have paid leave or affordable childcare. god help have the savings to buy a bus, a train, or a plane ticket or to book a hotel room. and whilthese extris motivated h and well-being of women and children, in reality, they ignore the crisis of maternal mortality. the top0 tes of maternal mortality all have abortion bands. the hypocrisy abounds. and let us be clear these extremists want to roll back the clock to a time before women were treated as whole citizens. wisconsin in the 1800s. just look at what happened here in this beautiful state of wisconsin. after was dismantled, extremists invoked a law from 1849 to stop abortion in thi

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roe wasn't overturned by accident.we're here because republican extremists have been waging a decades' long war to take down roe much they poured billions of dark money in our chip away at our rights. they handpicked judges with proven antiabortion records. they took over state and local governments. they built an anti-r in congress. and the very second that the supreme court gave them the green light, they jumped into most severe restrictions possible on abortion access. the result? over the last year and a half over 20 states have banned or severely restricted abortion accriminalizing doctors who perform abortions, or threatened access to pregnancy care miscarriage care fertility assistance and more. well-organized and well-funded extremists have brought lawsuits to further restrict access hoping to undermine access in states that are firmly pro-choice. the result has been cruel and frightening. some people have given in to despair, but i don't see it that way. to me the end of roe marked a new era in the movement fo

since roe v. wade was overturned we have seen the administration try to take actions at the federal level to expand access to reproductive health rights. we are seeing an announcement today on expanded access to contraception and emergency medical care. the biting campaign, at the same time, is making a significant push including releasing a new one minute long ad over the weekend that is basically a direct testimonial from a texas doctor and mother who had to leave the state to terminate a pregnancy. here is a bit more. >> two years ago i became pregnant with a baby i desperately wanted. a routine ultrasound i learned that the fetus would have a fatal condition and that there was absolutely no chance of survival. in texas, you are forced to carry that pregnancy because of donald trump overturning roe v. wade. >> all of this is tied to the 51st anniversary of roe v. wade. at the press briefing i just came out of, officials are making clear the plan to continue to make any actions that they can at

the overturning of roe v.ade has led to the chaos and confusion we're seeing play out across the country. and it is exactly why president biden will continue to fight back and urge congress to restore the protections of roe v. wade back into federal law. the health and lives of women are on the line here. in about an hour you will hear directly from the president on this who'll convene a meeting with the task force on reproductive healthcare while vice president harris today kicks off her reproductive freedoms tour in wisconsin. with that, as you can see to my right, i'm grateful to recommend jen klein. she will talk about our actions. >> thank you, karine. as karinesaid and as president biden has made clear, since today, the court's decision to overturn roe, the biden harris administration will continue to fight to protect access to reproductive healthcare. since the supreme court overturned row vs. wade, the administration has taken action to help ensure that women receive the care they need in an emergency,

john: there is a day when roe decision being handed down is marked.e a gold for the antiabortion movement? mary: even before roe, the goal was the recognition of fetal person rights, the idea that it is a rights holder, so that old proceeded roe and continued in the decades after. it was either through the supreme court, much less to congress or an amendment, so in the short term, you see antiabortion groups either looking to shore up the states or finding a backdoor to get to a nationwide ban. a lot of groups are rallying around a 19th-century law that nobody thought much about since the 1930's, saying in effect that it turns out it is a nationwide abortion ban. the reason we are seeing a focus on the courts and executive ranches is precisely because antiabortion -- branches is precisely because antiabortion groups are seeing that they are struggling with the question directly to voters, so they're looking to avoid those things. john: could the outcome of the presidential election in the fall affect abortion rights? dramatically. it may not seem that

>> if it is in roe, that is what he wants to see. i'm not going to get into it.utional law, that is what the president wants to see restored. he has been roe he wants to be t for all americans, how would the situation what he best represent the pro-life americans who want to see more unborn babies seen? >> the majority of americans want to see their rights protected. they want to see women have their rights protected. want to be able -- won able to y personal decisions on their bodies on their own without politicians. that is what the majority of americans want to see. the president will stand with a majority of americans on this issue. >> how many lives have been -- >> i have been clear about this, or the majority of americans stand and that is what matters for the president. he wants to see roe become land. that is what he asks congress to do. thank you everybody. we will see you tomorrow. -- i will see you tomorrow. [inaudible] >> the u.s. house is on a desert work period, they will be back on monday, january 29. the senate returns at 3:00 p.m. eastern. lawmak

now that roe v.been overturned, i don't hear people talk as much about abortion -- i don't hear as much talk about abortion as a driving issue for republicans. in iowa and new hampshire anecdotally, i hr that roe was overturned and i hear focusing on the other issues, immigration and the economy for sure. this illustrates that this was for a long, galvanizing issue for republicans. now that the reality on the ground is different, it gives democrats the advantage. host: you mentioned iowa, this is missy in bloomfield. independent. good morning. caller: thank you for ting my call. i think you are wrong on that. most american people do not want the government in our business. you are asking for the federal government to get involved in an individual's right and tell them what they cannick, do. what we want is the right to be able to distinguish and vote, us as the american people, vote on whether we want to be right for any abortion or not and limit when that abortion should be able to be held. i am sor

but first, my exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris, we talk about the reversal of roe v. wade and what that means for voters. plus donald trump's legal woes and her candid reaction to how people view her. it is a wide ranging conversation, one you won't hear anywhere else but here. and it starts right now. >> i'm so glad that you are here. of course you have decided to kickoff the campaign in many respects with respect to abortion. >> yes. >> we're wondering, though, what could you accomplish in a second term that you haven't already done now? >> to get there, we'll require everyone to vote, to understand what is at stake right now. and that is no small matter, to make sure that we are present and i intend to travel around our country to remind people of what is at stake and that their voice will matter and will be expressed through their vote in many ways. but we first have to get there. so i want to emphasize that point. in terms of a second term, there is a lot of work to do to build on our successes. we've for example capped the cost of insulin at $35 for the senio

kennedy, souter and o'connor said, look, you can have disagreements about roe, but if you overrule roe, if we were to overrule roe, it would really damage the legitimacy of the court that roe was woven into the fabric of our society and social expectations have crystallized around it. and so it's no surprise to see the courts, you know, kind of polls and stuff really drop in the wake of the dobbs decision. that's, after all, what justices o'connor, kennedy and souter warned us would happen, that it would make constitutional law look like it's about the personnel of the court rather than principle. let's talk about some of the areas that you've each identified, beginning with voting rights. judge, you wrote of the shelby county decision involving the constitutionality of the voting rights act, which the supreme court later decided. tell us what you held and what the court held and why you think the court was wrong. so the issue in actually, jeff, i got reversed twice. it was it was it was northwest. austin was the first one. and then shelby county. wow. but we'll just talk of condolence

and that is what led to the overturning of roe. she will also speak about the harm and confusion that has occurred since the dobbs decision. specific examples of what that has looked like, that the roe bands, they were invoked after that was overturned. she's also going to be talking about an ad that was released by the campaign this week. >> two years ago i became pregnant with a baby i desperately wanted. at a routine ultrasound, i learned the fetus would have a fatal condition, and that there was absolutely no chance of survival. in texas you are forced to carry that pregnancy. that's because of donald trump overturning roe v. wade. >> reporter: all of this a part of a broader rollout that will include a campaign appearance tomorrow with the vice president and president on abortion. >> priscilla joining me from wisconsin. get used to wisconsin. you'll be there a lot. we all are. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> up next she's known for speaking her mind. the one and only judge judy. i had a chance to speak with her yesterday

so long as we don't make roe v. wade the law of the land, these courts can continue to undermine access to abortion everywhere in the country. this decision that came out of a court down in texas that may take mifepristone off the market, keep in mind a place like massachusetts, about 50% of all abortions in massachusetts are medication abortions. they use mifepristone. and what they're trying to do is to say that wouldn't be available not just in the 20 states that have banned abortion, it wouldn't be available anywhere in the united states. so the attacks on abortion rights that the republicans are putting forward is both legislative, it's both at the state and federal level, and it's at the courts. in other words, wherever you are in america if you care about abortion right, if you care about protecting the right of people to have access to abortion, understand this. donald trump and the republicans are coming for you. and your chance to beat that back comes in november 2024 when you vote down not just trump but

we went in front of congress and marked the post-roe era.ease consider visiting your members of congress and ask them to life saving approaches for moms and babies. thank you for participating the march following our closing prayer. follow the guidance of our marshals who will direct you in the direction of the march. there is a lot of you and please listen to them. to lead us in our closing prayer before we go and for life, please join me in welcoming two very special guests you might recognize them from the movie "jesus revolution." please welcome help me the pastor and kathy who inspired the movie "jesusevion." >> hello everybody. it's great to be here with you. this is my wife kathy and celebrating 50 years of marriage. so we are very thankful. i am so proud of you coming out on snowy day in our nation's capital to speak for those who have no voice and thise my mother was a beautiful woman, otherwise why would i be so handsome. that off me when you laughed. it was a joke. my mother was married and divorced seven times andg with g beach a

later in the show, republicans on the defense and running scared after the fall of roe. on display today in a really big way. >>> plus, warnings from experts on atock racys about normalizing trump. >>> ahead of new hampshire, we got warnings from gop rivals that he's just a political loser. >> reality is, who lost the house for us? who lost the senate? who lost the white house? donald trump, donald trump, donald trump. nald trump, donaldru tmp power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities, while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e*trade from morgan stanley a force to be reckon with. no, not you saquon. hm? you! your business bank account with quickbooks money, now earns 5% apy. 5% apy? that's new! yup, tha

they had a landmark victory in overturning roe v.e, clearing the field to get to the ultimate goal, national abortion ban. that hasn't happened. things have not gone according to plan if you want antiabortion activist. they have seen growing political resistance. a gallup poll showed 69% of americans support some access to abortion, that is huge. facing thelection it will be a tough climb to keep the movement going forward. helena: as an election issue, we saw yesterday between president biden and vice president, the harris when it comes to abortion rights. how big will this be? reporter: in 2022 most people predicted a horrible outcome for the democrats and in fact republicans underperformed. people on both sides of the aisle agreed it was because of abortion. your expected the same thing in 2024. people say to me that biden needs to talk about abortion every other sentence. it will get democrats engaged. republicans are scared to talk about it. they know it is a losing issue for them. helena: with regards to republicans and how the

plus, how the abortion issue continues to haunt republicans of roe v. wade, the landmark 1953 supreme court decision enshrining women's bodily autonomy that was killed by republicans. >> but we begin tonight with karma. you reap what you sow, what goes around comes around. all that good stuff. karma can be cruel, ironic, but it's always right on time. at the center of the morality play about political karma, is florida governor ron desantis. or is it desantis. i don't think we ever found out? whatever the pronunciation of the name few in history will remember, the tale ended for ron just where it started, on elon twitter, where back in may, desantis kicked off his long anticipated presidential campaign during a disastrous launch event on twitter spaces. only to return to the platform now rebranded as x where he misquoted former british prime minister winston churchill as he dropped out of the race. the republican party is a clown show, after are, starring ron desantis as its most classless clown. just one devoid of charisma or humor, a sad, weird clown

. >>> and 51 years ago today speaking of the supreme court, nine justices legalized abortion with roea year and a half ago, a whole new set of nine justices overturned it. today with ten months until the 2024 election, president biden and vice president kamala harris are telling americans their vote can restore reproductive freedom. both by reminding them that presidents nominate judges and warning them that more reproductive choices could be taken away. >> as we face this crisis, as we are clear eyed about the harm, let us also understand who is responsible. the former president hand picked three are supreme court justices because he intended for them to overturn roe. he intended for them to take your freedoms. and it is a decision he brags about. >> joining us now nbc news washington correspondent yamiche alcindor. it's good to have you. this is a high profile and, again, high stakes assignment for vice president kamala harris. abortion is cited as the number one issue for a lot of voters, and the number one issue for democrats going into 2024 in their hopes to keep donald trump out

since roe v.changing communities and changing lives. itjust seems like there's a dark cloud over carbondale. this town is on the front line of america's battle over abortion. i think that's a plus. i think it shows you that we are a welcoming community. - 18 months ago, there were no termination clinics in carbondale. i feel like it's become more divided. now, there are three. our sweet little town now has become the epicentre of abortions for the midwest, and it's heartbreaking to think about it. so we do our ultrasounds in these rooms, counselling, surgical procedures. providing access to terminations is a family affair for andrea gallegos. she was by her doctor father's side in their texas clinic on the day the supreme court decision came through and changed her life. i mean, shrieks ofjust grief. and patients, we had had a patient beg, you know, because of her situation, tojust let us do it. it was really heart—wrenching. with abortion banned in texas, she moved with her family 780 miles to ca

overturned roe v. wade. >> the campaign is hoping that personal stories will resonate with women and young voters. they are trying to tailor the ads to where women and young voters might be tuning in. places like "the bachelor." and tv channels like hdtv and bravo. it comes as the biden administration and the biden campaign really believe this issue of abortion rights is on their side. the majority of voters believe their views stand closer to where democrats are. they hope to make this a central issue with this launch today. tomorrow, biden and harris will be together for the first time in virginia, where the key focus will be protecting access to abortion. >> thank you so much. >>> a programming reminder, don't forget laura coates with an exclusive interview kamala harris at 11:00 p.m. eastern. >>> let's talk new hampshire. in a few minutes, nikki haley kicks off the penultimate day of campaigning, with an event in the middle of the state in franklin, new hampshire. this is a town that donald trump w

. >>> and on the 51st anniversary of roe v. wade, more than a year after the decision is overturned, the biden/harris campaign is putting it front and center today. democratic senator amy klobucar discusses the strategy with me. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we are just hours away from the new hampshire primary in a contest unlike any other we've seen in the state's history. to start, republican front-runner had planned to spend these crucial final hours in the manhattan courtroom, but due to a sick juror and possible covid exposures among donald trump's legal team, it is delayed until tomorrow, primary day. no word yet if mr. trump will take the stand while voters are voting the polls in new hampshire. the former president has a rally planned tonight in new hampshire, fresh off an endorsement from ron desantis, after the candidate once seen as trump's strongest opponent dropped out of the race and endorsed the former president sunday afternoon. as a result, republican primary is now a two-person ra

. >> on the for a 51st anniversary of roe versus wade. the nation's top 2 democrats are holding events to campaign to restore abortion rights. our washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. democrats think this is an issue that can help them win as republicans campaign to outlaw abortion nationwide. >> government should not be telling her what to do with her body. the abortion issue is taking center stage in the biden harris reelection campaign. stop playing politics with a woman's life country. but doctors do their job. the nation's top 2 democrats blame the current gop front-runner, former president trump for the end of roe v wade, the u.s. supreme court decision that provided women with the constitutional right to an abortion and >> 3 supreme court justices because he intended for them to overturn president biden at the white house and vice president harris in milwaukee headlined events marking what would have been the 51st anniversary of roe v wade. this. is in fact. health care crisis. >> republicans also see reproductive rights

she wants to link him to abortion bans and the overturning of roe back in 2022. we will bring you her remarks live as soon as she takes the stage. we also have an update out of fulton county, georgia. a judge has just ruled to put on pause the deposition of the d.a.. the divorce proceedings of her lead prosecutor in the georgia elections aversions case against trump. >> testimony has been sought by the wife of special prosecutor nathan wade. was hired by willis several years ago to pursue the criminal case against donald trump and his allies. outside of the courthouse for where this hearing took place. tell us what you have been learning. >> will not have to testify for now but she is not entirely in the clear. in fact, the attorney for the estranged wife of her prosecutor argued that willis has unique and relevant information to this divorce proceeding. meanwhile, the attorney in an attempt to try to get her out of this deposition argued that the allegation of adultery is irrelevant and it is a high- ranking public official in fulton county, she should be protec

for years, that they wanted the end of roe foryears, but that they wanted the end of roe for years,that remains in support of abortion rights, but to keep placating a base which wants more abortion policies. holly, thank you so much. the hollywood actor alec baldwin has been charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of halyna hutchins, the director of photography on the set of the western film rust. prosecutors had dismissed previous charges against the actor and mr baldwin has maintained he didn't pull the trigger, but an independent forensic test has concluded that it could only have happened if the trigger had been pulled. emma vardy reports. you were in the room when the lady was shot? i was holding the gun, yeah. 0k. a rehearsal that went terribly wrong. alec baldwin had been getting ready for a scene during filming for the western movie rust in new mexico when a pistol he was holding went off, killing 42—year—old cinematographer halyna hutchins and wounding the director, joel souza. mr baldwin has always claimed he was not responsible for her death, sa

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a lot of people didn't know how big the anti-roe backlash would be. predicting elections is big and should not be done. the remaining delegates could go to trump. the rules favor a front-runner. but something could shift or trump legal problems could continue to metastasize. haley showed strength in new hampshire, strength in the exact type of coalition many republicans think they need to win in november and a surge in donations and, of course, can continue to fund a long battle. she's holding on to her big donors and many effective campaigns take time. we heard from james carvo, how clinton struggled. if you can remember the last election cycle, biden was fifth in new hampshire, he was completely counted out by a lot of strong prognosticators. he came back and won the election and the presidency. as for haley, she is using what has not been a long campaign, short one, already sharpening her message in ways that may affect trump, his standing in it the country or may win people over to her side. >> are we really in this country going to have two 80-ye

one of the key battleground states hoping to use today's vunlt anniversary of the roe v. wade decision to mobilize voters around this issue. laura coates spoke exclusively with vice president harris who says abortion rights are at stake in november election. >> when you were a prosecutor, this was an extraordinary focus. crimes against women and children. i know you've been passionate about this for a very long time. when you talk about the states in particular, you hold trump responsible for the nomination of three supreme court justices who you believe intended at all times to then overturn this important precedent, as you say. 51 years later, here we are with it now being in past tense. if it is a state-related issue, is the election or candidacy and campaign of trump as important? >> let's first be clear. the previous president expressed his intentions quite clearly. and fast forward to just recently, he says he's proud of what he did. and let's be clear. so by inference, he is proud that women have been deprived of fundamental freedoms to make decisions about their o

they have done it with roe v. wade. they are coming for everything that's next.want people to understand is it doesn't matter whether donald trump, nikki haley, or whomever the republicans picked. they have project 2025, which is laid out. telling the american people that they want a christian fascist state. that is what they want. that is what charlie kirk says. he says all of the quiet things out loud for everyone to hear so we don't have to wonder, i wonder what he's thinking? he is thinking black and brown people do not have a place in this country. people do not ha>>> this is whyu and david on. you guys owe a sane speak the truth. thank you for being here. former congresswoman, david zhang li and -- i appreciate it. up next, a call to serve the former trump white house official who blew the whistle on trump so-called perfect call to ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy. he's standing up for democracy it again. this time running for congress. retired colonel, eugene bateman, joins me next. ins me next. liminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours la

>> they say it is the 51st dates and roe v. wade, there was a historical connection to why she was doing it on this occasion. it is more than a year since the decision. and it has gone back to the states as a matter, of course, of the supreme court. when you look at this contextually, the approach is taken, what do you see? >> i think this is her moment. this is the moment that she is stepping up to the plate. she is saying, finally, i have something that is not just about to part of the larger biden agenda or administration, but this is something she can singularly come out in front of that people can rally behind, and they can be intimately connected. not only to the concept of democracy, choice, and freedom, but also to this larger idea of donald trump being a threat to various forms of democracy. you know? in making an argument, this is not just about reproductive rights, this is about something much larger than that. it is not just about, what happened over the last four years? or what happened because of donald trump in t

taking credit for the supreme court ripping this right away with the dobbs decision that overruled roede. it is very clear that abortion is on this ballot for all of us. >> to pass a federal law you would need to restore what was in roe versus wade. democrats would need 60 senate votes. they would need to be able to get it through the house and they would need the presidency. that math isn't there. so that claim that democrats could secure the right, isn't that giving people false hope? >> i don't think so. because right now, one in three women in this country live in a state where they have no access to reproductive freedom to make their own decision. if they have a partial miscarriage at home or sepsis or they're at the reproductive health is at risk, they have no ability to get that service, and so this is why i think if a donald trump is president or any of the people on the republican side right now unfortunately is, they are going to promote an abortion ban for all of us. right now, this president has said he is absolutely going to fight for reproductive freedom, even if he doesn

we have one former president who overturned roe.ts to restore federal rights and, rights. so the contrast is clear. we're already at work. >> really interesting. thank you. >>> chris christie had those fiery parting words. and a message for the republicans still in the race. but he's not 100% consistent either. we have his imperfect legacy and why so many democrats still say they were inspired by his exit speech yesterday. interesting story, when we come back. g story, when we come back you check the singlecare app before you go to the counter. i found the cheaper price with singlecare! yes, you did. see. give it a try. go to singecare.com or download the free app today. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, o

. >> the anniversary of the supreme court roe v.cision has always been, it was for 50 years, a day of protests in washington, not usually very large protests, but protest by the people who wanted to overturn roe v. wade. apparently it's going to be something different this year. you announced today that on january 22nd, which is that anniversary, 51st anniversary of roe v. wade, the vice president's reproductive freedom tour begins, going around the country beginning in wisconsin. which obviously everyone knows is a very important electoral state. this seems to be both hugely important issue, obviously, to democrats, and to the biden administration, but also it seems to be the beginning of a campaign, a presidential campaign in which reproductive rights could be the number one issue for your campaign. >> it is, but i'm going to add, lawrence, to who it is important to. it's important to the american people. the majority of americans agree that the freedom to make decisions about one's own body should be with the individual and not t

wade dec supreme court overturned roe v. wade.oice. as thousands prepare to stand life nation's capital, my republican colleagues and i continue our fight for life, for voting, for actnd the supporting pregnant and parenting women and families act. i will4;lways, always, always, mr. speaker, stand up and protect the gentleman is exactly correct, in texas, the border is important to us. mr. it's absolutely no secret that the biden administration has purposefully and willfully of immigration po, resulting in eight million-plus illegal crossingsince jadeveon took office -- since joe biden took office. mr. speaker, i've been visiting the texas border since my time in the texas state house back in 2009.■[ chair of the border committee my second term there. i got back from the border earlier this month and i'm heading back to the border soons the worst i have ever seen it. the worst that the border patrol agents andfficers have ever seen it. they told us that in person. mr. speaker, joe biden is responsible for creating the arg illegal

you need to put in a president that would sign roe v.into office in both the house and senate that will guarantee that that could happen. i look at it in a different way, i look at it how can we move forward if that's possible way, and that's by having joe biden as president. >> one more question for you, senator, activists are trying to pass abortion rights amendments in nine more states including florida, missouri, and nebraska, why do you think these ballot measures have become a powerful tool for detecting access? >> because of the results, people turnout that started in the prairies and kansas, it then goes to ohio, where a ten-point margin people stand up for women's right to make their own decision about their health care. wisconsin supreme court race, ten points, these are happening because we are with the people. we are with where they want to go, where they want to go forward, and that includes things like being willing to take on the pharmaceutical companies, getting people access to the internet, and building the infrastructu