wade. previous republican supreme court justices had refused to overturn roe versus wade. george w. bush had even more reason to think it possible that john roberts would not overturn roe versus wade when he appointed john roberts to beef -- be chief justice. in fact, john roberts voted to overturn roe versus wade and assigned the writing of the opinion to samuel alito. the entire world knew that all three of general trumps supreme court justices would overturn roe versus wade because he said during his presidential campaign that he would only appoint justices who would overturn roe versus wade. no other presidential candidate had ever said that. the standard campaign line from republicans about supreme court justices before donald trump was that they had no litmus test. that was the phrase, no litmus test for supreme court justices even though george w. bush made it clear that he personally opposed roe versus wade, he never said that it was a requirement for justices appointed by him to ov

wade.did just as he intended, and what we have seen is in state after state, they have passed laws to criminalize health care providers, to punish women. now more than 20 states have a trump abortion ban, 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 is immoral, and let us agree, one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held belief to agree that government should not be telling her what to do. not the government. and i will tell you, when congress passes a bill to restore reproductive freedom, as president of the united states, i will probably sign it into law . probably. and i'm traveling our country, and i will tell you across our nation, we are witnessing a full on assault on other hard-fought, hard-won fundamental freedoms and rights. like the freedom to vote. the freedom to be safe from gun violence. the freedom to join a

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 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 for rape or incest which is you're telling a survivor of a crime of a violation to their body that they have no right to make a decision about what happens to their body next. which is immoral. an approach that doesn't take into account that most people i think agree you don't have to abandon your faith or deeply held believes to agree the government should not be telling her what to do with her body. if she chooses, she will talk with her pastor, priest, rabbi, or imam, but it should not be the government of donald trump telling her what to do about her body and life. that's where i stand. we need to put

. >> ♪ i'ma keep running because a winner don't quit on themselves i'ma wade, i'ma wade through the watersell the tide don't move ♪ vp harris: good evening! can we please hear it for mary grace? [cheers and applause] >> kamala! kamala! kamala! bp harris: ok, ok, we got some business to handle. [cheers and applause] let me start by saying to everyone here, thank you for all you are doing and taking the time to be here this evening. you know, one of the things that i love about everyone who is here and what we are doing -- you know, in the midst of this moment where there are people trying to divide us as a nation, trying to make people feel small and feel alone, these are moments that remind all of us that we are all in this together -- [cheers and applause] we are all in this together. thank you all for the time you have taken to be here this evening. i want to thank also the incredible leaders, including governor shapiro, who you heard from, senator bob casey, who we will reelect to the united states senate, and mayor brown -- and thank you, mayor, for the warm welcome. [cheers and applau

wants to abolish the senate filibuster to restore reproductive rights as they existed under roe versus wade with a simple majority vote instead of the two-thirds vote now required. >> i've been very clear. i think we should eliminate the filibuster for roe and get us to the point where 51 votes would be what we need to actually put back in law the protections for reproductive freedom. >> reporter: trump has boasted of nominating three of the supreme court justices who overturned roe versus wade, keenly aware he's paid a political price with we mall voters. the former president now making an all-out appeal to the women who are concerned about abortion rights. >> i am your protector. i want to be your protector. as president, i have to be your protector. you will no longer be abandoned, lonely, or scared. you will no longer be in danger. you're not going to be in danger any longer. you will no longer have anxiety from all of the problems our country has today. you will be protected, and i will be your protector. women -- women will be healthy, confident, and free. you will no longer be thinki

he brags about overturning roe versus wade. he says i am proud and glad to have done it. proud that doctors and nurses could be thrown in prison for administering care. proud that young women today have fewer rights than their mothers and grandmothers. how dare he. how dare he. and in our debate last week -- [laughter] [cheers and applause] i know everyone here paid attention to the words, the words, right. i'm trying to get another debate. we'll see. but in our debate last week, remember when he said everyone wanted roe versus wade overturned. i don't know where everyone is either because women have been arrested and charged for miscarriages. they didn't want that. i was speaking with a physician who was here, who has in her professional experience in administering care to girls. and what we know is that 12 and 13-year-old survivors of assault are being forced to carry a pregnancy to term. they didn't want this. [crowd chanting no] >> a family being cut off in the middle of i.v.f. treatments, they didn't want this. [crowd chanting no] republicans in the united states sen

. >> i support reinstating the productions of roe v wade. as he rightly mentioned, nowhere in america is a woman carrying a pregnancy to term and asking for an abortion. that is not happening. it is insulting to the women of america. >> at the end of the night, they picked up a surprise endorsement from megastar taylor swift to probably described herself as a childless cat lady. even though they are feeling good and the spirit of the campaign is celebratory, so much so that they are eager for another debate, they are still sober minded about the difficult road ahead. that is why they already built out this week and she will be campaigning again here in pennsylvania as well as in north carolina and governor tim walz will be campaigning in the midwest. >> all right. we have heard what, harris is planning to do. what are you hearing from the trim campaign this morning noting that he was on fox and friends this morning seeming like he was cleaning up what was happening last night and he went to the spin room which is unusual for a candidate to d

wade, it is a healthcare crisis. it is a healthcare crisis that affects the patient and the professional. >> that will be the focus of a speech on reproductive rights that kamala harris will be giving tomorrow when she returns to atlanta, georgia, a speech that will not just focus on the story of amber thurman, but also that of candi miller, who died at home refusing to seek medical care out of fear of george's abortion ban after she suffered complications from taking abortion pills to end a risky pregnancy. her death was also deemed preventable were it not for george's abortion band. the new york times reports that in her speech tomorrow, kamala harris quote, will call for restoring federal abortion rights and cite the women's dresses illustrating the devastating impacts of what she calls trump abortion bans, according to a person with knowledge of her remarks. they say ms. harris believes appearing at the site of these bands, rushing into the fire of weighty issues, as they describe it, is an important way to lever

wade. amber thurman died in the hospital after waiting 20 hours for routine treatment the doctors feared to give her, because they could face jail time under georgia's abortion ban. her mother's and sisters were in the audience tonight. >> initially i did not want the public to know my pain. i wanted to go through in silence. but i realized it was selfish. i want you all to know, amber was not a statistic. she was loved by a family, a strong family and we would have done whatever to get my baby, our baby, the help that she needed. when propublica came to my home, i pushed them away. no. no. no. but kavitha, she was persistent. she said it was something that you needed to know. you have to hear me. women around the world, people around the world need to know that this was preventable. two years later, after speaking with my daughters, because i lost strength. i lost hope. you are looking at a mother that is broken. the worst pain ever. that a mother, that a parent could ever feel. her father

he brags about overturning roe v wade.s own words, quote i did it and i'm proud to have done that, he said. he is proud, a proud that women are dying, proud that doctors and nurses could be thrown in prison for administering care? proud? proud that young women today fewer rights than their mothers and grandmothers? how dare he? how dare he? and in our debate last week. [cheering] [laughter] while that was fun. and i know everyone out here paid attention to the words, the word. i am trying to get another debate, but we will see. but in our debate last year -- last week. remember when he said everyone wanted roe v wade to be overturned. exactly i don't know where everyone is either. women have been arrested and charged for miscarriages. they did not want that. i was speaking with a physician who was here who has in her professional experience administering care to girls. whatno we know is 12 and 13-year-old survivors of assault are being forced to carry a pregnancy to term. they did not want this. couples just trying to grow

wade. and as you rightly mentioned nowhere in america is a woman carrying a pregnancy to term and asking for p an abortion. that is not happening. it's i insulting to the women o america. and understand what has been happening under donald trump's abortion bans. couples who pray and dream of having ao family are being dend ivf treatments. what is happening in our country? >> here was harris responding ta trump on ukraine while also making a direct appeal to critical swing state voters. >> if donald trump were president, putin would be sitting in kyiv right now. and why don't you tell the 800,000 polish americans right here in pennsylvania ho quickly you would give up for the sake of favor and what you think is a friendship with what is known to be a dictator who would eat you for lunch. >> the choice between donald trump and kamala harris could not have been clearer, and now there question is did last nigh have any impact on the voters who are going to decide this election, and especially t

wade. would you support federal legislation to either establish a nationwide right to abortion or impose nationwide limits on when abortions can be performed, or do you think the issue should be decided solely by states? >> the first question begins with nathan. >> i and the green party have always supported a woman's right to be in charge of her own body. i am not pro-abortion. we are pro-women's right to be enjoyed your own body. you can even do the right to the infant, the fetus of the woman. you can't chop them in half. it's our choice but you have to go on living woman is in charge of her own body. i and the green party in charge of making sure that that right is in trying to our country to do whatever mechanism that we need to use to make sure that happens. the green party and i continue to work hard to make sure that the right of women to be in charge of the body remains enshrined in our law. >> lucas. >> missouri is got the most restrictive law in the country. with the first nation

wade have always known that to be true. they know when they voted to defund planned parenthood that they are not only defending abortion, but also yearly checkups, cancer screenings, birth control, basic healthcare for women. they know that banning abortion is banning lifesaving care for pregnant patients who are miscarrying. to be quite clear, they also know that forced birth of any kind for anyone who cannot or does not want to remain pregnant is immoral and literally a human rights violation. according to amnesty international and the united states. nations. they know that when they pledge to endow and protect fertilized eggs with legal rights, which they do in project 2025, that they would not just be banning abortion and some forms of birth control, but also banning fertility treatments like ivf that have helped millions. they know all of this. and they do not care. because the most foundational light of the movement has always been that they are in any way concerned with the health and safety of babies. they are not.

wade to overturn.nt in a poignant event that's different than what we have seen from the vice president in the past, jose. >> we're used to seeing the vice president in a highly structured, choreographed event. there was back and forth in this event? >> reporter: there was some back and forth, and, you know, having covered her in atlanta, this is a really special place because call-in response. there's a sort of southern african american cultural experience that you get in atlanta. of course being a place where so many african americans love to live. and the vice president was talking about the fact that former president trump, that he would be casting his ballot in favor of limiting abortion rights in florida. and someone called out and said felons can't vote. that was the time where you saw the vice president who, again, was solemn, laugh and kick back her said and said we're going to deal with that when we deal with that. of course there are a lot of people who want felons to vote, especially in flo

wade. i got it right from her.iterally immediately after that, i got a text from ella, and i don't hear from her all the time. ella, please text me more. [laughter] but at that point, she was furious as well. she was 23 at the time. she's 25 now and she texted me. i wrote it down. "horrible, horrible, horrible day. time to fight. i'm angry and i don't want to stand by silently. you need to do something about this." [cheers and applause] some of you might have met my mother at the convention. she's 83 now, but she was 81 at the time. i heard from her right after i heard from ella. now i do hear from my mom all the time. [laughter] but not about this. and she said essentially the same thing. now remember, she was 81 two years ago, which meant in the 1960's and early 1970's, she was one of those women out there fighting for equal rights, fighting for reproductive freedom. and people like my mother thought that this was something they'd never have to talk about again, something that they thought was locked in. and this

wade he helped women. he protected women. he says they're miserable today. they're poorer today, they're more vulnerable today. he said he will be the protector of women if elected. can you respond to that? >> so donald trump is also the person who said women should be

i absolutely support the restoration of the rovie wade act, and i... think that when a person carries a child to term and then asks for an abortion, it's just insulting and there's not one, there's not one person who agrees to that, we have people who want to use eks in order to get pregnant and carry this child. in our country it is very difficult to provide any kind of care for her child, in our country a woman from one state has to move many kilometers to another state in order to decide what she wants to do with her body, this is simply ridiculous and it is not unconscious , for it to happen in our country, and if this... the question is on the ballot in both red and blue so-called states, it will decide the race, i generally think that this is a lie. and i was the leader and when they from the state of alabama with the court of the state of alabama is negative, they made a decision regarding ivf, and i was the leader, i was the one who supported ivf, and i want to say, will she allow abortions to take place at eight, all, at 9? will you do it why don't you answer your question? y

when rowe versus wade was passed it increased college graduation rates for black women by 10%. it increased their presence in the labor market by nearly 7%. and that in turn made it less likely for black children who were part of the broader community that benefited from reproductive access. it made it more likely for them to not be in poverty. for them to have higher graduation rates from college. we will see black women driving

wade.aid we lost issue one last year because only 52% of evangelical christians bothered to show up at the ballot box. what did we get in exchange? we have abortion right until birth. we have no parental consent for minors getting an abortion because we didn't show up to vote. can't do that. they can only cheat so much. the lies in that statement include voting is not cheating. it is not legal for a minor in ohio to obtain an abortion without parental consent and abortion is not legal until birth. ohio's democratic senator sherrod brown released this add to. >> in ohio we were clear. >> an overwhelming victory for reproductive rights. >> but bernie moreno thinks he knows better. >> because even though we voted to protect abortion rights -- >> bernie moreno says he would vote for a national abortion ban. >> absolute pro-life, no exceptions. >> my position is crystal-clear and has not changed. >> it is clear bernie moreno doesn't care what we think. what is clear to me is bernie moreno doesn'

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wade.hat one pro-life activist told blidh co. she said i think it's foolish what he's doing it unwise and my cost him the election it's all about turn out if he wants to galvanize his base need to stop pandering to kamala harris' base because they will never vote for him anyway. she says no one owns the pro-life votes. she says she is a big bunch of people will vote for harris but in a racist height can you afford to offend that constituency? >> if she chooses to stay home then doing this she would support kala radical position many democrats believe you can have an abortion, not only up sometimes after the baby has been born that's what roe v. wade really across this country right■/ now opportunities vote at the ballot box of what the[owant to see transpire in the state and they will look a little different. they see them go to a position where women are giving opportunities that you would not have expected because of that, but these states understand weather its ohio arkansas women have t

>> it up at the protections of roe v wade back into law but would not bill gets passed by congress i will probably sign into law. understand what's happening in our country. over truck abortion bands could you have to understand how he got her the former president handpicked remember tonight said supreme court with the intention they would under the protections of roe v wade. they did as he intended and in state after state laws have been passed criminal is a healthcare provider's idea of a new and has heard most of us in the story georgia. tragic story. about a young woman who died because it appears the people who work to give her healthcare were afraid they decriminalized after the dobbs decision came down to nothing for the rape or incest here telling a survivor after a crime of their body they have no right to make a decision about what happens to the body next which is immoral. in approach it does not take into account that most people agree you do not have to abandon your faith are deeply held beliefs to agree. the government should not be telling her what she should do with h

wade, eight in ten americans support roe v wade you're 10% comes from, but it's jordan missions are not only struggling, but trump is just now saying, well i'll be your protector as if that addresses that issue. >> and here's really doesn't and he has no credibility on this issue. he was the one who appointed the three justices who overturned roe versus wade dobbs is because of donald trump. if it weren't for donald trump mean we still have the right to have control over their own bodies and his country. but in one out of three women in the country now live in states with a trump abortion ban and every state that has had this has a constitutional amendment is about measure six states have had in every state has approved allowing women the right to have control over their own bodies was for all your lives. and the fact that the republican party wants to go back. and now donald trump and j.d. vance and others are realized they made a big, huge mistake and they're trying to figure out how did they dig out of it and they can't even come with a story of what his opinion is on the amendment i

wade back into law. and when that bill gets passed by congress, i will proudly sign it into law. understand what is happening in our country over 20 states have passed what i call trump abortion bans because understand how we got here the former president handpicked 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, criminalising health care 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 health care were afraid they'd be criminalised after the dobbs decision came down. laws that make no exception even for rape or incest, which means that you tell him to survivor of a crime of a violation to their body? that they have no right to make a decision about what happens to their body next, which is a moral an approach that doesn't take into account that most people i think agree you don't have to abandon your fait

wade in place and that is what kamala harris sign into law. thing that we saw last night. that, that leadership that she is strong, she is determined, and she will fight for us. >> and she knows how to trigger donald trump better than anybody else in american politics [ laughter ] >> you know, that is the part that we have to remember. 55 days we have to approach this with joy, with entertainment, passing around the memes, having a good time but doing the work for 55 days. and that means volunteering and knocking on doors and texting and making sure that your cousins have all registered to vote and everyone has a plan to vote and we early vote wherever is possible. we have 55 days to deliver this. we have the right candidate at the right moment. it is up to the rest of us now, let's do the work. >> senator elizabeth warren thank you very much for your time. >> still ahead tonight, donald trump's great service, his words, not mine, his great service to the american public in overturning roe v. wade, we talk about that coming up next e talk abou

wade was overturned?intee has received more than 16,000 replies to that video. mostly from women describing their own stories. just last year on this program, amanda shared her story, directly with vice president harris. >> i couldn't leave the state, and if i had, i probably would have died. so i had to just wait until i did become near death. it took three days, and the trauma of that waiting and being in terror and fear for those three days, not knowing what's going to happen while having just received this devastating news, i mean, it's cruel. it is inhumane. >> i'm joined now by amanda's husband, josh. josh, thank you so much for being here. you know, as our viewers know, your wife was the lead plaintiff in zulauvsky versus texas which was a lawsuit that started with five women sxn ended with 20 that was trying to seek clarity on texas's abortion ban. the texas court threw out the case, but i wonder what you make of donald trump bragging about overturning roe v. wade, which is what caused the problem

wade as president of the united states i will probably sign it into law. >> the same person. that was the same person i first heard speak in 2009. that was the same person you heard on this program in december. there was nothing surprising about any of that except to the people who were never paying attention to the real kamala harris. donald trump's response to that was, of course, a lie. >> they have abortion in the ninth month. they even have an you can look at the governor of west virginia the previous governor of west virginia, not the current governor who is doing an excellent job at the governor before, he said the baby will be born and we will decide what to do with the baby in other words we will execute the baby. >> there is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after it is born. >> imagine in that moment the panic workings of the mind of that raging racist being corrected on that debate stage last night by two black women. the racism that donald trump grew up with told him, promised him that kind of thing could never happen to him. donald trump'

i absolutely support reinstating the protections of roe v wade. and as you rightly mentioned, know where in america is a woman carrying a pregnancy to term and, and in asking for an abortion that is not happening, it's insulting to the women of america and understand what has been happening under donald trump's abortion bands couples who pray and, and, and, and dream of having a family are being denied ivy of treatments. what is happening in our country working people, working women who are working one or 2 jobs, who can barely afford child care as it is, have to travel to another state, to get on a plane sitting next to strangers, to go and get the health care she needs barely can't afford to do it and what you are putting her through is unconscionable. and the people of america have not the majority of americans believe in a woman's right to make decisions about her own body. and that is why, in every state where this issue has been on the ballad in red and blue states, both the people of america have voted for freedom, vice president, excuse me

wade ban all abortion nationwide. what an absolutely terrible, shortsighted idea. and senator joe manchin with this. a.harry reid tried that with just a district circuits, circuit judges. and then the republicans came back and did it for the supreme court. >> it's not the first time harris has made this pitch. as a candidate in 2019 -- >> i am prepared to get rid of the filibuster to pass the green new deal. >> and as v.p. in 2022, quote: we have to codify roe v. wade into law. if the fbi gets in the way, the senate needs to make an exception to get this done. but harris may be wading into more controversy. >> border czar kamala harris has decided for political reasons that it's time for her to go to the border. >> with the possible trip to the border friday when she visits arizona. >> i don't think her going to the border makes any sense at all. frankly that plays right into donald trump who wants to make the border the number one issue. >> a cnn poll today has trump beating harris by 14 points on immigration. in arizona specifically, she is behind trump by 12 poi

lover boy nathan wade is missing. committee needs wade to testify at a hearing tomorrow on their love affair. but no one can find the guy. they are trying to serve him, but he has flown the coop and now the u.s. marshalls are in a man hunt to track him down. have they checked the condo? maybe the cabin? how about belize, where is wade. >> the answer is obvious. fanny lost the keeps to the handcuffs. he probably has fur around eers wrist. chained in a hot sheets moatal. they are buying wholesale baby oil from the diddy state right now. wouldn't that be a great book to make for kids, is he in the strip club, fending taxpayer money. >> jesse: the lawyer said, he is just like every other american, he likes to buy things in bulk. no one likes being bossed around. especially jimmy. but some men say they will only take orders from women. no one respects women more than primetime. but we have questions about this guy. watch this. >> fellas, is it a little bit cringe to have a male boss? >> you have a grown man tell you quha t

wade. it's a health care crisis it's a health care crisis that affects the patient and the profession. and going back to hadley's story and hadley, you've been so remarkable in telling your story and being so strong in the way you do it. both of these stories really, i mean, the courage for it out of pain vice president kamala harris speaking with oprah winfrey at this live stream of event dropped. we were talking about the changing nature of a campaign. i mean, it's something like this is, it's a way for kamala harris to have extended conversations without going through a formal interview where she's going to there's gonna be a lot of pushback fact-checking. but humanizes her in a way and allows her to speak in a very emotional, and absolutely in a moment like this, you see one of the core strength of kamala harris as a public official. she spent years as a district attorney. she was sit and meet with families. i saw her do this. we were in buffalo, new york york after the tops market shoo

you know who got rid of roe v wade.ans are trying to ban birth control. please think about me. my parents call me their miracle daughter because i was born with ivf. but ivf could be banned, too. do they think we're less than human? do they think we can't make decisions? about our own bodies? about our own lives? when you vote, please think about me. and me. -and me. because the politician who got rid of roe v wade, he couldn't care less. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. my life is full of questions... how do i clean an aioli stain? use tide. do i need to pretreat guacamole? not with tide. why do we even buy napkins? thankfully, tide's the answer to almost all of them. —do crabs have eyebrows? —except that one. for all of life's laundry questions... it's got to be tide. choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels. because advil target

wade. we are seeing the impact with ivf. we are seeing the tragic impact with these two black women now who have died in my home state, so we are seeing this all across the country, but especially in a state like georgia. a state where there are almost no restrictions on guns and plenty of restrictions on women's bodies and as a result of that you see young children, high school students, dying in a classroom in winder, georgia, and women bleeding out to death in parking lots because their hands are tied, their doctors hands are tied. so georgia once again is center stage and this whole drama is playing out in our state and the people of georgia have a serious decision to make. >> when you write a law and you put in a 10 year prison sentence, you are not saying to doctors, use your best medical judgment and save lives when you have to save lives. you are saying to doctors you could go to prison for 10 years and never see her children again if you cross one of our lines. >> right and anyone looking at this honestly, that's th

wade overturned.his worst lie of the night because he was lying to the voters about the voters. he was lying about you and you know it. more than 60% of the country was saying he is lying about me. i am a republican. he actually lied directly to the voters about the voters. >> joy. >> i think the moment the debate went sideways for donald trump was the moment when vice president harris was very smart. this was the answer about immigration. david muir asked about illegal border crossings. we knew that was coming, that they would talk about it being high-end numbers dropped. she said i'm the only one who prosecuted transnational gangs, trafficking of human beings. she talked about the bill on the table that donald trump called republicans and he did not want to solve the problem, he wanted the issue for the election and then she did what i think was the smartest thing of the night and the thing we got from hillary clinton that she was being advised to do. get him with the one thing that will destabilize

wade. >> i think we should eliminate the filibuster for roe. 51 votes would be what we need to actually put back in law the protections for reparative freedoms. >> reporter: last night trump also addressed the issue of abortion and said he would protect women. >> women will be happy, healthy, confident, and free. you will no longer be thinking about abortion. >> reporter: and tonight, cbs news has learned the specter of violence continues to hover over this campaign. police now investigating apparent gunfire damage to a democratic campaign office in arizona, just days before the vice president visits the state. norah? >> norah: that's disturbing.

fani willis and loverboy nathan wade caught on body cam together fani daughter kinaya was arrested lastnse outside atlanta and when mommy showed up to the crime scene, wade was riding shotgun. >> nice to meet you. >> so apparently -- apparently her license is suspended. >> jesse: wait a second, didn't fani day her -- say her hookup days with wade were over, under oath? >> the physical relationship ended pretty indictment. i don't need anything from a man. a man is not a plan, a man is a companion. >> jesse: so they are no longer coworkers and they are no longer lovers. what was nathan doing at fani's side during her time of need? maybe they were just doing some late-night paperwork at the cabin, pro bono of course. >> did you go to a cabin with miss willis ever? >> ever? >> ever. >> no. >> jesse: "primetime" reached out to both fani and loverboy to see if they are both together. a response. maybe there's a clue on nathan's shirt. [ laughter ] >> jesse: let's bring in fox news host julie banderas. they say blood is thicker than water, but to moses family in nebraska won't be bleeding blu

, when you saw there fonts to harris saying, okay, get rid of the filibuster to restore roe versus wade. >> what did you think is there an opening for the gop on this or is it just too fraught of an issue? >> this is definitely a tough issue for republicans, but the answers are easy if we're just willing to speak the truth on it and i play it, i applaud manchin and sinema on this because i was a senate staffer, i was a house staffer. i was there in the era of harry reid when he when he blew up the filibuster to be able to get through judicial nominees and now there talking about doing it on the legislative calendar of the senate sits on two calendars. the executive where they do nominations, the legislative, were they do bills. we've only so far the senate has only managed to blow up the filibuster on one side and keep it on the legislative side. this would actually be a massive change in the direction of our country to end the filibuster on the legislative calendar. what that does would make the senate, the house, and back in the founding of our country, they used to call the senate th