donald trump hand selected three members of the united states supreme court with the intention, with the intention that they would undo the protections of roev.wade and did exactly what he intended and now more than 20 states have a trump abortion ban including north carolina and every single state in the south except virginia. many with no exceptions even for rape and increst -- cyst. it is immoral. and i know everyone understands let us agree that one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held believes that the government should not be telling her to do with her body! [cheers and applause] and when he was asked on tuesday night, donald trump refused to say he would veto a national abortion ban. well, well, when congress passes a bill to restore reproductive freedom, as president of the united states, i will strongly sign into law, proudly sign it into law. [cheers and applause] we are not fooling around. and across our nation we are witnessing a strong attack on hard fought, hard won fundamental rights and freedoms, like the freedom to vote, the freedom to be safe from gun

how we got here , when he was president donald trump, hand picked three members of the united states supreme courth the intention that they would undo the protections of roe v wade and they did just as he intended. and now more than 20 states have a trump abortion ban, including georgia. [booing] in fact, every state in the south except for virginia has a trump abortion ban and think about that -- many with no exceptions, even for rape and incest. that is immoral, immoral and let us all agree. one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held beliefs to agree. the government should not be telling her what to do. [cheers and applause] come on. and if he wins, donald trump will go further. he will sign a national abortion ban. you best believe. and he would create a national anti abortion coordinator and force states to report on women's miscarriages and abortions. it's right there in project 2025. [booing] i've said it and i'll say simply put, they are out of their minds. [cheers and applause] why don't they trust women? well, we trust women. and when congress passes a bill to restore reprodu

the stakes are even higher than they were then because two months ago, the united states supreme courttially told the former president that he will effectively be immune, no matter what he does, if he gets back into the white house. [crowd booing] imagine donald trump with no guard rails the white house. he has vowed that if reelected, he would be a dictator on day one. he will call for the "termination of the constitution of the united states." [crowd booing] and let us be clear, someone who suggests we should terminate the constitution of the united states of america should never again stand behind the seal of the president of the united states. never again. [cheers and applause] so, pennsylvania, it all comes down to this. we are here together because we love our country. we love our country. and we who are here understand the awesome responsibility, the awesome responsibility that comes with the greatest privilege on earth, the privilege and pride of being an american. [cheers and applause] >> that usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! vp harris: and i do believe it is the highest form of patri

donald trump can pick two, three members of the united states supreme court with the intent that theyld overturn roe v wade. and they did. exac actually. and he intended. at and we and we understand where we are. we understand where we are right. hey, listen, listen, now, now, now is the time to get a hostage deal and see spire. i we have been working around the clock to get that done. and i respect your voice, but right now i am speaking. so on the issue. so on the issue of fundamental rights and freedoms, we remember how he selected those members of the supreme court to undo roe v wade. they did just as he intended. and what we have seen is in state after state, they passed laws to criminalize health care providers, to punish women. now, more than 20 states have a trump abortion ban. many, with no exceptions. many with no exceptions for rape and incest, which is immoral to tell a survivor of a violation to their body that they don't have a right to make a decision about what happens to their body next. that's immoral. and let us agree, one does not have to abandon their faith or dee

the former president hand- picked three members of the united states supreme court with the intention they would undo the protections of roe v. wade. they did as he intended and in state after state, laws have been passed criminalizing healthcare providers. i don't know if anyone here has heard most recently the stories out of georgia. tragic story about a young woman who died because it appears the people who should have given her healthcare were afraid they would be criminalized after the dobbs decision came down. laws that make no exception even for or incest which means you are telling the survivor of a crime of a violation to their body that they have no right to make a decision about what happens to the body next, which is a moral. an approach that does not take into account that most people i think agree you don't have to abandon your faith or deeply held beliefs to agree that government should not be telling her what to do with her body. if she chooses she will talk with her pastor, per priest, her rabbi, but it should not be the government or donald trump telling her what to

through their vessel of the united states supreme court. they can pretend to be for ivf but vote against the bill that protected for good. they can pretend to be for life while also trying to restrict access to a miraculous treatmet that creates life. they won't build to support ivf when in fact that bill literally does the opposite. literally does the opposite. because here, it is your vote that counts it is not your rhetoric. it is not your statement. it's not even your explanation. and they voted no against ivf and shame on them. i yield the floor. >> a senator from washington provides a riser drama colleagues and want to thank my colleague senator murray for her leadership on this important issue over many, many years. i join my colleagues to saypo is time to put partisan politics aside and stay out of family planning issues leave that up to families in america. my collect on the other side of the l had an opportunity today to believe that women deserve theha chance to start a family through ivf. numerical for people who have been strug

through their vessel of the united states supreme court. they can pretend to be for ivf but vote against the bill that protected for good. they can pretend to be for life while also trying to restrict access to a miraculous treatmet that creates life. they won't build to support ivf when in fact that bill literally does the opposite. literally does the opposite. because here, it is your vote that counts it is not your rhetoric. it is not your statement. it's not even your explanation. and they voted no against ivf and shame on them. i yield the floor. >> a senator from washington provides a riser drama colleagues and want to thank my colleague senator murray for her leadership on this important issue over many, many years. i join my colleagues to saypo is time to put partisan politics aside and stay out of family planning issues leave that up to families in america. my collect on the other side of the l had an opportunity today to believe that women deserve theha chance to start a family through ivf. numerical for people who have been strug

because two months ago the united states supreme court basically told the former president that he will effectively be immuno matter what he does in the white house. well, well, well, here's the thing, the courts will take care of that. let's take care of november. on tuesday night i talked about issues that i know matter to the families across america, like bringing down the cost of living, investing in america's small businesses, protecting reproductive freedom and keeping our nation safe and secure. but that's not what we heard from donald trump. instead -- you know, i called it at the beginning of the debate. it was the same old show. same old tired playbook we've heard for years with no plan for how he would address the needs of the american people. well, folks, look, it's time to turn the page. >> there you have it. campaigns often boil down to two big factors -- the message, which takes endless repetition from the candidate, their surrogates, the ads, all the millions of dollars spent repeating the message. that's one part of the campaign. you might have heard some of those lines

they did so the tribal leaders called a national meeting to address the crisis that was united states supreme court. so we came here and started meeting and talking about theseh issues. some people came in and whispered in his ear and stood up and took over the microphone and said i'm sorry i'm going to have to leave the meeting because the united states is under attack in new york city and the pentagon and 9/11 was happening. the tribal leader said let's get out of here. we need to go home and do what we can to protect our people and here the airport is closed down so the tribal leaders came back and said he was sovereignty is under attackso and/or triple sovereignty is under attack so let's figure out what we are going to do about it. stretch strategize together to brief the case and how to argue the case and see if they couldn't improve on the states rights being accepted by the supreme court so the tribal leader said we need to do that for our cases, so we set up the tribal supreme court project with the american indians to bring together all the tribal attorneys and law professors, the supreme

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speaking of the supreme court there's a question that came in about the 2020 the united supreme states court in the eastern portion of oklahoma the treaty rights those particular tribes. for purposes of criminal jurisdiction at the landmark case that the composition of the supreme court do you have any insight with respect to where we are going on this? >> well the mcgirt case was a landmark c case. the muskogee treat -- muskogee creek tribe prevailed on a 5-4 vote based upon the principle of federal indian law that we understood very well and that is a reservation is established and it stays a reservation until congress somehow it just establishes that by a specific language and specific law. the supreme court looked at the argument that muskogee creek nation that said our reservation founders are still intact. the congress has never diminished the change of the reservation. we still have jurisdiction over all of this land within our original reservationva which includes the city of tulsa, oklahoma and lot of other places. the supreme court looked at all the legislation and everything

we remember how we got here, donald trump hand selected three members of the united states supreme court. so they would do as they did and overturn the protections of roe v. wade. one in three women of america lives in a state with a trump abortion ban. many even with no exceptions for rape and incest. it is immoral. let us agree. one does not have to abandon their faith to agree the government should not be telling her what to do. if she chooses, she will talk with her priest, pastor, rabbi, not the government telling her what to do with her body. with jacky rosen back in the united states senate, we have come to pass the bill for reproductive freedom, i will proudly fight it at home. [applause] nevada, i am traveling all over our country. we are witnessing a full on assault on freedoms and rights, like the freedom to vote, the freedom to join a union, the freedom to have pride. and the freedom to be safe from gun violence after one october in nevada proves smart gun safety laws are just common sense. look, generations before us, generations of america led the fight for freedom. it is n

court of appeals which sits in chicago and in 2017 and to the united states supreme court in 2020 and we are honored to have both of you here today and governor cox mentioned how this came about and it was at a meeting last spring where they convened a lot of people and i was one of many in that group and i did raise my hand and made a bold assertion which was, i would like the american people to get an inside view into how the federal courts do their business and for 15 years i sat on the dc circuit and i wish the american people could see what i saw, dedicated people, passionate disagreements but all done based on recent arguments, civility and's -- respect. i made this bold point and i went further and said i think we could even get some supreme court justices to come talk about that and at that point i thought what a bite done or said and fortunately, it was easy to do because these are two fabulous jurists and great americans were dedicated to civility of discourse. what we will do in the next hour is i will lead a conversation and ask questions that hopefully get things flowing

tight races, look, some senate races may be decided by through thousand votes future of united states supreme courtincreases coming if we don't get senate majority back all money pouringing into states very moment critical nevada zin wisconsin, senate battleground states marylanding who hogan a tight race in montana ohio all major senate raises to do whatever we can to first and foremost make sure easier to vote much harder to cheat we've got to stop cheating in this election. >> senator we thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you. >> all right. we will see you soon, just a few minutes away we're looking to key inflation data august ppi, 8:30 a.m. eastern time ecb as expected did cut rates, five minutes ago, 3.5% again as xchtd, former cbo director, douglas joining us next you are watching "mornings with maria" on "fox business". (♪) is bad debt holding you back? ♪ the only limit is the sky ♪ ♪ it's our time ♪ ♪ you don't want to miss it (just a little bit louder) ♪ ♪ it's our time ♪ ♪ you don't want to miss it ♪ ♪ it's your moment in the spotlight ♪ all your ambitions. all in one app. lo

hence look at three members of the united states supreme court with the intention they do just what theywhich is to overturn the protections of roe v wade. more than 20 states we have a trump abortion ban which criminalize healthcare providers one state providing prison for life, you guys it may have heard the start many here the stories about the horrendous most recent stories about what happened in georgia? many trump abortion bands and make no exception for rape or incest is immoral. and today 40% of latinos and america live with a trump abortion ban. imagine she is a working mother. understand the majority of women who seek abortion care our mothers. understand that means for her. she travels to another state, and god help her that she has extra money to pay for that plane ticket. she's got to figure out what to do with her kids, god help her she has affordable childcare. imagine what that means. she has to leave her home to go to an airport, sent nts a line think about this everyone here your policy leaders i will say to my people i mentor on any public policy you have to ask how is

when donald trump was president, he hand selected three members of the united states supreme court, the of thurgood and r.b.g., with the intention that they would overturn the protections of roe versus wade and now they have did. and now more than 20 states have trump abortion bans and extremists who criminalize doctors and nurses and punish women. in two of those states, they provide prison for life. prison for life for health care providers to simply providing reproductive care, the care they so earnestly and rightly believe must be delivered. all trump abortion bans. and think about this, many of these bans make no exception for rape and incest. i started my career as a prosecutor specializing in crimes against women and child. many of you may not know as why. when i was in high school, my best friend i learned was being molested by her stepfather. and i said to her, look you have to come and stay with us. i made the decision early in my life i wanted to do the work about protecting the most vulnerable amongst us and doing the work and giving them dignity. and so -- thank everybody f

donald trump wasn't president he hand selected three members of the united states supreme court. at court of thurgood and rpg with the intention they would overturn the protections of roe v wade. and as he intended, they did. i now more than 20 states have trump abortion bands. extremists that have passed laws that criminalize healthcare providers doctors and nurses and punishing women. in two states they provide prison for life. prison for life for healthcare providers to simply provide reproductive care. the carrot though so earnestly and rightly believe must be delivered. all trump abortion bands, think about this. make no exception even for rape and incest. many if you know i started my career as a prosecutor. specialist in crimes against women and children. what many of you may not know is why. so when i was in high school, my best friend, i learned is being molested by her stepfather. i said to her if got to come and stay with us i called my mother and she said of course she does. so she came and stayed with us. so i made the decision early in my life that he wanted to do th

the court of appeals ruling and the lack of any such precedent anywhere in history of the united states supreme courtourt to the logical place which is there is no immunity for president and this is the rule of law country. so it does add to the shocking nature of this small group of right wingers creating this community. the third piece of course is the question about and i guess you would say what did he know and when did he know it? if roberts removed alito from the insurrection case because of the battle flag story that came out four days before he removed him from the case,ásuper unusual to remove alito unprecedented, what he know before that because that story was available in the press and he knew about it back in 2021. was there a moment when roberts new that the alito family was flying these flags outside of their house and assigned him the opinion on the cases and stuck with it until the story broke years later? that is a pretty important question to get to the bottom of but through the whole thing, what you see is backstage maneuvers in this business that they are umpires calling balls and

an appeal of the case to the united states supreme court earlier this year allowed trump appointed supreme court justices to create a brand new law of the land based on nothing in the constitution granting criminal immunity to donald trump for some of what he did leading up to and on january 6th. jack smith and his team, limiting what evidence they can present about crimes committed while donald trump was president. empaneled a new garage in washington dc which issued a new superseding indictment of donald trump which preserved all four criminal charges including conspiracy against the united states of america. but eliminated some of the underlying evidence that supported those charges. special prosecutor jack smith obviously believes there is enough evidence in the superseding indictment which is nine pages shorter than the original indictment to convict donald trump of the alleged crimes. in court today, jack smith's team led by thomas windom urged the judge to first do what the supreme court has ordered her to do. and evaluate the new indictment to see if it conforms to the limits impos

. >> proving bribery has become more difficult with the current united states supreme court. indictment is written, given how really there is no other word for it, lenient about bribery the united states supreme court has become. >> the supreme court basically says as long as it is afterwords it is not a bride. it is like a gratuity. so it is harder, but it is not impossible. you do have to show the quid pro quo. i give you the money and because of that money you took that action. you did not take that action independently. it is a tricky charge. i thought what was smart is there are five charges. that was the last of the charges. the other four are much more straightforward. do not take foreign money in an american campaign and as long as you can show it is knowing and intentional, it is hard to see how eric adams has a defense. the other thing is williams at the press conference today said something that was unusual to my ears. he said there will be more activity. there will be more charges. now it is unclear whether there will be more charges against eric adams or people wh

when he was president, donald trump hand picked three members of the united states supreme court with the intention that they would undo the protections of roe v. wade. and as he intended, they did. and now in more than 20 states and our nation, there is a trump abortion ban, many with no exceptions even for rape and incest, which is tomorrow. imm-- immoral. immoral. and let's agree, one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held belief to agree the government should not be telling her what to do with her body. [cheers and applause] and if he wins -- and ifwins, yd trump will go further, and he will sign a national abortion ban. you know project 2025 -- [booing] i meet, can you believe that -- i mean, can you believe they put that thing in writing? [laughter] under project 2025, he would create a national antiabortion coordinator, which would force states -- this is unbelievable, right? -- which would force states to report on women's miscarriages and abortions. [booing] you know what they are making really quite clear? they just don't trust women. they just don't trust women

let's understand how we got here. donald trump hands selected 3 members of the united states supreme court with the intention that they would undo the protections of roe v wade and they did exactly as he intended. and now in over 20 states, there are trump abortion bands, which make it criminal for a doctor or nurse to provide health care in one state. it provides prison for life . trump, abortion bands that make no exception, even for rape and incest, which understand what that means. a survivor of a crime, a violation to their body does not have the right to make a decision about what happens to their body next. that is immoral. and one does not have to abandon their face or deeply held the lease to agree the government. and donald trump certainly should not be telling a woman what to do with her body. i have talked with women around our country. you want to talk about this is what people wanted. pregnant women want to carry a pregnancy to term suffering from a miscarriage being denied care in an emergency room because they health care providers are afraid. they might go to jail and she'

bush and donald trump appointed men to the united states supreme court that allow that lot to go. candy miller was 41 years old. she is a mother of three. by the time she was 40 when she had lupus, diabetes and hypertension. pregnancy can post life- threatening risks to lupus patients. because candy miller was living under the georgia abortion ban she didn't even consult a doctor when she ordered abortion pills online from india to terminate her risky, unplanned pregnancy. after taking the abortion pill, which induced a miscarriage, candy miller was in intense pain for days, but she never contacted the doctor. her son, christian, told propublica why. if you get caught trying to do anything to get rid of a baby you get jail time for that. the republican men in the georgia legislature wrote the fear of prison into their law, a fear shared by people who have not read the details of that law, who have not read what the exceptions might be that they might qualify for but they do correctly now that there is prison written into that law because that is how much the republican men of the

for number of reasons including why the stakes are higher because two months ago the united states supreme court basically told the former president that he will effectively be immune no matter what he does eat he was found that if reelected he would be a dictator on day one. that he would weapon as the department of justice against political enemies. and has called for the "and termination of the constitution of the united states of america ". thank about that. and let us be very clear, somebody who suggests we should terminate the constitution of the united states should never again stand behind the seal of the president of the united states! never again! never again! [cheering and applause] >> never again! you know, one of the points i mentioned tuesday. the people who served under him at the white house and saw him every day's national security advisor,'s defense secretary and chief of staff and vice president all have worked with them every day at the white house, in the oval office, have warned america donald trump is not fit to be president of the united states. [cheering] >> and should n

donald trump handpicked three members of the united states supreme court with the intent that they would overturn roe v wade. and they did exactly as he intended understand where we are. we understand where we are listen listen. now now is the time to get a hostage deal and ceasefire i have been working around the clock to and i respect your voice. but right now, i am speaking issue of fundamental rights and freedoms, we remember how he the selected those members of the supreme court wade. they did just as he intended. and what we have seen is in state after state they passed laws to criminalize health care providers to punish women now, more than 20 states have a trump abortion ban many with no exceptions. many with no exceptions for rape and incest, which is immoral. to tell a survivor of a violation to their body that they don't have a right to make a decision about what happens to their body next, that's immoral and let us agree one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held beliefs to agree the government should not be telling her what congress passed bill to restore reprod

as mandated by the united states supreme court, this case, along with all of the other harris-biden hoaxesould be dismissed. >> they see this as an opportunity to continue what their arguments have been all along, that none of these cases are legitimate, and not to say, of course, we got a win because we're right? there was none of that, there was none of the this is the argument we made, whether or not this is what judge merchan said, the judge agrees with us. this is fighting mode? >> fighting mode and also an effort to let's be very frank, distort. right. i think that the -- this particular statement here from steven cheung could have merits. we'll wait to hear from judge merchan as it applies to the hush money payment case about whether there was enough evidence he finds should not have been admitted under the supreme court's decision. at the same time when i say distort donald trump has repeatedly distorted the -- not only judge cannon's decision in the classified documents decision, he said it was exoneration, that's what we heard in the impeachment, and uses exoneration to suggest s

in january 2017, the united states supreme court issued an order making this assignment on further, the court required the city or file status reports every 6 months. in late july, 2017. late january, 2018 m. and late july 2018. the city law department filed reports to the court to which i was not privy. however, the lot apartment apparently told, well, they told me later, the report simply stated the investigation was ongoing. during the still years, law department never provided any documents, information relevant to the case to the related one conclusion of the case on conclusion, because excuse me, the related reviewed have a new york city department. spent 2 years, 2017 and all 2018 reporting of the court that it was investigating the case one, it never produced any documents. interviewed any witnesses like my expert or reported to them related or any of the information i requested. the defendants tax returns critical new york city policies on how they keep track refunds, etc. specifically, i, i had no evidence. they provided no evidence law department and review the tax returns to

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. >> donald trump hand-selected three members of the united states supreme court with the intention that they would undo the protections of roe versus wade, and they did exactly what he intended. >> reporter: the gloves coming off. >> i think this is so rich, coming from someone who has been prosecuted. >> she's destroying this country, and if she becomes president, this country doesn't have a chance of success. >> reporter: in a debate that could reshape the race for the white house. in philadelphia, alice barr, nbc news. >> both of the candidates will be traveling today to mark the 23rd anniversary ofthe 9/11 attacks. vice president harris will join president biden at ground zero in new york city. and then they will go to the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania, followed by a visit to the pentagon memorial. former president trump will also be in new york today, visiting the 9/11 memorial. he will then also tracvel to shanksville, pennsylvania. >>> in missouri, voters will get a direct say on abortion rights after the state supreme court ruled that an amendment to enshrine a

let's understand how we got here. donald trump hands selected 3 members of the united states supreme court with the intention that they would undo the protections of roe v wade. and they did exactly as he intended. and now in a over 20 states, there are trump abortion bands, which make it criminal for a doctor or nurse to provide health care in one state. it provides prison for life . trump, abortion bands that make no exception, even for rape and incest, which understand what that means. a survivor of a crime, a violation to their body does not have the right to make a decision about what happens to their body next. that is a moral and one does not have to abandon their face or deeply held the lease to agree the government and donald trump certainly should not be telling a woman what to do with her body. i have talked with women around our country. you want to talk about this is what people wanted. pregnant women want to carry a pregnancy to term suffering from a miscarriage being denied care in an emergency room because they health care providers are afraid. they might go to jail and she

president biden's nearly four years in office, he has appointed just one justice to the united states supreme courti brown jackson. the first black woman to sit on the nation's highest court, her selection was the fulfillment of a promise biden made in the 2020 campaign. this morning in her first broadcast interview since being sworn in be hear from justice jackson. she talks with norah o'donnell. >> reporter: visit justice ketanji brown jackson's chambers -- >>? is justice thurgood marshall's mantel clock. >> reporter: and you will see she is a student of history. >> it is called revolt on the amistad. >> reporter: and well aware of her place in it. >> there is a fair amount of attention that comes with being the first, and when eyes are on you, you really do want to perform well. >> reporter: coming up on "sunday morning," the 116th justice speaks. >>> a new play called "the roommate" has just opened on broadway starring two real-life friends. mia farrow and patti lupone. together they have seen and done just about everything on stage and screen. everything, that is, except work together, until n

she was appointed to the seventh circuit in 2017 and to the united states supreme court in 2020.e are honored to have both of you here today. governor cox mentioned how this came about. it was at a meeting last spring where he had convened a lot of people to talk about what he wanted to do with the initiative. i was one of many in that group and i raised my hand and i made a kind of a bold assertion. and that was, i would like the american people to get an inside view into how the federal courts do their business. for 15 years i sat on the d.c. circuit, i wished the american people could see what i saw. dedicated people, passionate disagreements, but all done based on reasoned arguments, civility and respect. so i made this bold point and then i went further and i said, i think we can even get some supreme court justices to come talk about that. and at that point i thought, what have i done? what have i said? i thought, i better produce. and fortunately it was easy to do. because these are two fabulous jurists, great americans, who are dedicated to civility of discourse. and so w

questioned on his shifting stance, donald trump hand selected three members of the united states supreme courtthe intention that they would undo the protections of roe v wade, and they did exactly as he intended. the gloves coming off tonight? well, i think this is so rich coming from someone who has been prosecuted for national security crimes. she's destroying this country. and if she becomes president, this country doesn't have a chance of success in a debate that could reshape the race for the white house. and it seems tonight's high stakes debate has some voters deciding who they will vote for in november, including pop star taylor swift. shortly after the debate, she endorsed vice president kamala harris in an instagram post, saying in part, quote, i've done my research and i've made my choice. it was a highly anticipated endorsement and one that's thought to carry weight with young voters. raj jess. all right. thank you very much, audrey. as you might expect, the debate brought thousands of people together, even as they remain divided on which candidate came out on top in san francisco,