for the fuck is sunny prime minister in ron collins boss, he was sidelined in a key votes in the local assembly in punjab province. and thus, despite winning a bi election that earlier this week con slammed, the developments and colon supports is to rally across pakistan. local media reports that unknown suspects, have open fi at near protest in the city of the whole oh, those are the main stories for this hour. do you head over to our t dot com or our social media pages for mall? i'm pizza scott's or whatever. you're up to, i hope your weekend is off to a great start. like to watch it. ah. ah. ah, ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense, bearing dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk ah ah ah. awe on february, the 24th 2022. russia launched a special military operation in ukraine. the campaigns 1st major battle was an operation to bring the city of murray. you pull back under the

ron collins government brought the country of financial collab, the political uncertainty of god riding. according to m, ron con, because of a rigid water call, but the winds of change are being credited and bucket on after the crew share to meeting of the you as president, read the out of later this particular region get an order for the conflict and iran con, of course, has been saying that he will buy oil from russia because right joe was selling a boy that no other country had the right to dictate the people of budget on. so indeed a huge national lead moment for buckets on. but the country has difficult to days ahead because of a looming economic crisis, aged and crucial talk radio met. and it will be important to see what comes out of the bi election way that it will be fed and red, or the center of government id will. now be thinking of dissolving parliament and calling for early elections, which was one of the key demands of prime minister, former enron con. it's been $100.00 days of protests and tr lanka. the attic a lie, a movement towards the struggle and sinner lease has top

just 3 months ago, a correlation of over the 11 bar days on a single agenda to get rid of him, ron collins, government brought the country of financial lab, the political uncertainty of god, riding. according to iran con, because you're very rigid, go moscow. but the winds of change are being fed head and buckets on after to get crew share to meeting of the us president, read the out of this particular region, get an order for the conflict. and iran, con, of course, had been saying that he will buy oil from russia because right joe was selling a boy that no other country had the right to dictate the people of august on. so indeed, a huge nationalist moment for buckets on the country had difficult days ahead because of a looming economic crisis. aged and crucial talk through a d i a met. and it will be important to see what comes out of the bi election way that if a really big fan and ready to send for the government will now be thinking of dissolving parliament and calling for early election, which was one of the key demands of prime minister, former enron con, for decades the threat of vi

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judge 3 months ago, a correlation of over the 11 bar days on a single agenda to get rid of him, ron collins, government brought the country to the watch of financial lab, the political uncertainty of god, writing. according to m, ron con, because of a rigid or moscow. but the winds of change are being fed, head and bucket on after the crew share to the meeting of the us president, read the out of this particular region, get an order for the conflict. and iran, con, of course, has been saying that he will buy oil from russia because russia was selling j boy, that no other country had the right to dictate the people of budget on shore. indeed, a huge nationalist moment for budget on the country. how difficult days ahead because of a looming economic crisis, aged and crucial talk through a d i a met. and it will be important to see what comes out of the bi election way that it will be fed and read, or the general government will now be thinking of dissolving parliament and calling for early election, which was one of the key demands of prime minister, former enron con you at the and he is our

ron collins party of gotch making a huge come back in the fun job. it was just a matter of time before he would be going to farm the government co indeed. and 9 miles were day people across budget. and i've been watching this very anxiously idea economy and trouble. there will be a lot losing its revenue against the dollar. and that have gotten that sort of why do you so people in budget on will now be hoping that drug vision will take place smoothly. that's ordered, restored by re july, june minister. this is a major fed back for the ruling party line, which of course came into power after ousting enron con, through award of no confidence there hanging by the majority. it will be important to see whether their transition and upon job was like mostly because the opposition adults are decided that it will read this and also go in full protest across the country. they have already created the god, the boy courtyard, the proceedings of the guard. however, their decision of the court a legally binding and therefore did incumbent on the ruling government

there's susan collins of maine, ron johnson, the senator from wisconsin is also willing to support this bill. he's up for reelection this fall. this is nobody's idea of a moderate and that position likely tells more about how he views his reelection in the competitive state of wisconsin than anything else. the fifth is lisa murkowski. she did tell reporters a few days ago she supports same-sex marriage and has for years. presuming those five are on board, the path to the next five gets much steeper from there. this is where i keep my eyes on senator mcconnell. mcconnell is very sensitive to the fact that democrats are out there eager to paint the republican party as a bunch of perimeter and akronistic people. he wants it to be a referendum on president biden and for mcconnell it would be to take the issue off the table if he can get the ten republicans needed to neutralize it, let democrats pass it and move on. >> a vote to protect america's right to contraception lso passed in the house along party lines. what does it look like in the senate? >> not very good. for two reasons. the firs

those five will be rob portman, susan collins, lisa murkowski, ron johnson, and thom tillis. they stand. now important to note senate majority leader chuck schumer plans to put this bill on the floor for a vote. he's already took procedural steps this past week to move it forward. now they're racing against the clock before they go on recess. the month-recess happens in less than two weeks, but this is not the only bill they're working on, alex and amara. they're trying to pass a bill that would increase competitiveness with china, increase chips production, and an economic package. they're doing this in the wake of the supreme court, of course, ruling against striking down roe v. wade. dep carats believe this is a major priority, and this is really, really interesting, really notable, they could be get at least ten to pass legislation in the senate and codify same-sex marriage. it already passed the house as i noted. 47 house republicans voted on it when it passed the house. the clock is ticking, but democrats are hoping they're able to do this. >> daniella diaz, thank you f

those being rob portman of ohio, susan collins of maine, ron johnson of wisconsin, lisa murkowski of and thom tillis of north carolina. we also know of eight republicans who will not support this legislation, as well as 15 republican senators who have not yet said where they stand on the issue. but look, it's base there's still not enough votes. it's unclear when the vote will be scheduled but the clock is ticking. democrats were hoping to put this on the floor for a vote before they leave for a month, both chambers leave for august recess. and of course, the closer that this vote is to the midterms, the more democrats could use this as a midterm rallying call to get voters to turn out, which is why they're trying to do this before republicans can't support t this. it's notable that there is discussion republicans could support this legislation, considering a few years ago there was almost unanimous opposition against same-sex marriage across the republican party. in the last few years, that has changed. it is incredibly telling, because 47 house republicans supported this legislatio

those five republicans being rob portman of ohio, susan collins of maine, ron johnson of wisconsin, lisaalaska, and tom tihom tillis ofh carolina. what we know is eight republicans have indicated they possibly will vote no against, of course, not supporting this legislation. we also know that 15 republican senators are undecided or did not say yet where they stand on this issue of same-sex marriage with this legislation. i do want to note when this legislation passed the house there were 47 house republicans who supported it. that is so, so notable considering just a few years ago there was almost unanimous opposition in the republican party against same-sex marriage. so it really shows the change in the party just in the last couple of years. look, democrats are incredibly hopeful, pamela, they could get this legislation passed in the senate before they go for august recess. the clock is ticking. but, of course, they also are working on two other bills that they want to pass, other packages, that being, of course, the economic package we discussed as well and legislation that would incr

those five being rob portman of ohio, susan collins of maine, ron johnson of wisconsin, lisa murkowskika around thom tillis of north carolina. now, we also know that there are eight republican senators that have said they will not support this legislation and it will pose this bill. and 15 republican senators who are still undecided. 15, of course, they just need five more to add to that ten to advance that legislation. but democrats are incredibly hopeful, of course, this comes after the supreme court struck down roe versus wade. they want to codify same sex marriage, make it into federal law. and these senators appear to be able to -- the democratic senators are going to appear to be able to advance this legislation. it's just the clock is ticking. of course, this could become a major issue in the midterms that could help democrats, which is why they want to try to do something on this in the next two weeks before the senate goes on a month long recess in august, but of course, remember it already passed the house 47 house republicans supported that legislation when it passed the hou

signaled they would support the bill, they include susan collins of maine, louisa murkowski, rob portman, thom tillis and the fifth republican senator ronsaid last week he has no reason to oppose it. so my first question is does that mean he's a yes and how is it going finding the other five? >> i do believe that means that senator johnson is a yes, and in terms of how it's going, i have to say that i have had some really great conversations with my republican colleagues, talking about why now and how important marriage equality is in terms of being able to protect one's family and have the legal tools needed to protect one's loved ones. so we're making good progress. most of the people that i am talking to do not want their inclinations made public, if you will, but i think we're very close to having a filibuster-proof majority. >> so let me play, then, what we have heard publicly from some republicans so far. >> i'm looking at the bill and i probably will. >> i think it's insane that we're doing this. >> i've also made clear my support for gay marriage years ago. >> it's a pure messaging bill. i mean, it's obviously settled law right