as we know, with roe v wade ending and all the rest of it, and indeed with roe v wade in the first placen the end, going to go back to the supreme court and a change in the mood of the court and the personnel on the court. yeah, it was a 50—year battle for conservatives to get justices on the supreme court who would ultimately overturn roe v wade, so you could see democrats waging a lengthy battle to get more liberaljustices on the court that could find another reason to reinstitute roe v wade — maybe a different constitutional reason that legal scholars on the left might feel more comfortable with. because there were some concerns about that roe v wade decision back in 1973. you know, it's going to be a challenge for for democrats no matter what. it's not going to happen instantly. and what might happen is what kamala harris doesn't do if she becomes president rather than what she does. because if donald trump becomes president, there are things that he could do as president, such as limiting the mail transmission of abortion pills, finding new ways to restrict access to these medicated

miami heat legend dwyane wade. but the internet is not quite so sure. >> that is not d-wade.day, the team unveiled this new tribute to the man known as d-wade. while there's plenty of debate about whose face that is, when you look at the whole statue, it's hard to see anybody else, a figure in the heat jersey on top of the scorers' table. some will tell you that's got to be dwyane wade. wade picking this iconic moment from his game-winning steal and shot against the chicago bulls, 2009. >> wade puts it up for the win! >> yo, baby. >> this is crazy. >> reporter: the three-time nba champion looked up in awe at the ceremony, but some fans may have been even more surprised, claiming the statue looks nothing like the basketball icon. >> who is that guy? >> reporter: one user on x writing, "we're all wondering the same thing, man, lol". another comparing it to zombies from the hit film "i am legend". some fans were skeptical. >> not a huge fan of it, but i'm glad it's here. he deserves it all. >> reporter: while others say the internet does not do this artwork justice. >> you look

nathan wade, i'm not in his head thankfully, but nathan wade, you have this may 2022 meeting with the house. build $250 per hour and you don't know what the meeting is about. you don't have a record. you notice. when you have billable hours, you write with some level of specificity what you did during the hour. it's not just trip to d.c., pay me x number of dollars, it is to discuss x, y, or z. he didn't keep detailed notes it seems. this is a local georgia prosecutor. i did this at the federal level when i was outside of the white house was working on the campaign. you remember why you meet with the white house. it's a huge deal and for local georgia prosecutor, this is a massive deal, but has memory evades him. our member taylen collins, a consultant had to step in and stop him from answering something. he comes back nodding his head, and i don't know why he doesn't have memory of this. >> your point about the billing, specificity is required for ethics reasons. you don't just say "meeting," you have to within 30 days specify exactly to the sixth of a minute or of a quarter hour wha

wade law of the land. that's the problem. we can't pass it with 52 votes because the republicans filibuster us. so here's the deal. if republicans are in control of the senate, there will be no bill to make roe v. wade law of the land. it doesn't matter where the we have 50 votes for it, 51 or 52. with republican control of the senate, we will have no bill to codify roe v. wade and that means when they are coming for us in massachusetts, we have no defense. mr. deaton: i get 30 seconds based on the format. june of 2022 is when the dobbs decision came down. joe biden was president. the democrats had the house and the senate. they could have codified it. but senator warren didn't do that. she didn't go to the floor and say i demand that every senator take a stand right now. you want to know why? because they wanted it just like donald trump wanted immigration has an issue, they wanted it as an election issue for the midterm's and they didn't want to upset joe manchin in west virginia. i believe and term limits so i don't subscr

wade was on capitol hill one week ago for not questioning an inmate any 22, wade built for meeting with $250, 2000 for the day but when asked about a swede cannot reveal the purpose of the meeting. wade use some version of "i don't recall." more than 30 times when questioned by lawmakers doing closed-door testimony. the right -- the house judiciary chairman said weights meeting sound very political spirit about the whole thing with nathan wade, taxpayer money going to nathan wade, he was traveling the -- to meet with the doj and white house, the january 6 committee all on this article after president trump. >> wade left the trump is due to his romantic relationship with fulton county d.a. fani willis. >>> both wallace and wade have claimed their relationship had nothing to do with the case. the newly released transcripts as wade met with demonstration staff on at least two occasions during the fani willis probe into former president trump. martha? >> martha: market -- mike emanuel thank you. former house speaker kevin mccarthy dressed as live! here in new york on a key house races that

wade. and as he intended, they did. now, in more than 20 states, there is a trump abortion ban. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump responding to his wife's new words. >> we spoke about it, and i said, you have to write what you believe. i'm not going to tell you what to do. you have to write what you believe. >> reporter: again, david, none of the passages released so far of the book make any mention of roe versus wade being overturned, or her husband's role in appointing three of the supreme court justices who ultimately supported that decision. she did not speak out then, but she is making her position known now, 33 days out from the november election, david. >> david: rachel scott on the campaign trail. rachel, thank you. >>> meantime, the developing headline involving vice president kamala harris at this hour, campaigning in wisconsin with former republican congresswoman liz cheney. the daughter of former vice president deke ick cheney. she and her father have both endorsed harris. and tonight, harris with another e

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wade to be overturned.o was a woman in south carolina. they didn't want this. hadley duvall, who became pregnant after being raped by her stepfather when she was 12 years old, she didn't want this. ryan hamilton, who is here tonight, his wife was denied treatment at the hospital for a miscarriage. they got home, he found her bleeding and unconscious. he put her in a car, packed up their nine-month-old child, and he drove to a different emergency room where doctors told them she could have died. he did not want this. let's be clear. and the men across america, this needs to be said. men across america do not want to see their daughters and wives and sisters and mothers put at risk because their rights have been taken. i see the men here. and i thank you. the men of america don't want this. and now, the attorney general of texas is suing the united states government. [crowd booing] so that texas prosecutors can get -- check this out. so that texas prosecutors can get their hands on private medical records of

taxpayer money going to nathan wade.ngton to meet with the d.o.j., white house, january 6th committee, all in this effort to go after president trump. >> we're told that there are questions of privilege in this deposition and that is something he might try to invoke. nathan wade is under subpoena. they issued a subpoena to get him to testify today. the u.s. marshals had to go find him. he is here today and going to go for two hours and there are no members of congress in the room. dana. >> dana: all right, chad. i like the marshals, thank you. >> bill: before we go, it is being called the panda express there. you have two giant pandas arriving this morning at dulles and making their way to the smithsonian zoo. >> dana: i bet they have jet lag. >> bill: they are on loan for ten years and they have time to recover. >> dana: "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. 21 d

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versus wade a couple of years ago.nder that framework i think that we have a balanced position and i would support going back to the law in iowa that we had before all this started. representative mariannette miller-meeks supported this exact six-week band iowa has between the strictest abortion bands in the country. it bans abortion before most women know that they are pregnant. she championed that comment touted that when she ran for the state legislature when she was in the state senate she boded to completely eliminate the right to abortion under the iowa constitution altogether. and then when she went to congress she signed onto a life at conception build the fence all abortion across the country with no exceptions at all. not for rape, incest or to save a woman's life. she is now trying to backtracks and she supports exceptions and things at election time so she is trying to moderate that position which is obviously out of step with iowans. it is meant fact checked by just about every newspaper and television sta

one of the people who turned over roe versus wade. who vetoed who got rid of roe versus wade. what did we know about neil courses at the time the vote came up? we know is a lower court judge she does a hobby lobby appeared it was restricted to contraception. we knew he had come from a list that had prescreened as people who would be antiabortion. and, we note 50, 50 anti- groups that support access to abortion had opposed if i had that information, i would have voted for him. and now jon deaton gives us the big defense of the filibuster. it's a filibuster that keeps us from making roe versus wade law of the land for that is the problem. we cannot pass it with 52 votes because the republican filibuster us. so here's the deal. if republicans are in control of the senate, there will be no bill to make roe versus wade law of the line for 50 folks or 51 or 52, with the republican controlled the senate will have no bill to codify it roe versus wade. that means when they are coming for us in massachusetts, we have no defense. >> hundred thank you. >> i get 30 seconds on this one base

>> we are told wade and willis believes some information requested by the committee is privileged.ns say prosecutions improperly targeted the former president. the committee is studying tax dollars used in the prosecutions of former president trump enters the romantic relationship with a willis had with wade. the trump prosecution over election interference in georgia is now on hold. >> they are the ones who got bonnie willis and her boyfriend all jazzed up but she's an embarrassment to the state of georgia. >> the committee issued a subpoena to compel way to testify in fact u.s. marshals could not locate wait for several days. he testified today. when numbers of either side attended the deposition committee lawyers ran the show. >> chad pergram thanks for that report. fulton county d.a. funny note -- fani willis sent a letter to ju ju shared chair to cancel nathan wade's testimony because she instructed wade not answer any questions saying they could compel way to improperly divulged confidential information. joining us now congressman jeff van drew. what do you think of the actio

wade.and quick abortion is what saved my life and preserve my fits are ready -- fertility, and know those very same protections were gone. these cruel abortion bans across the country, and we began to read about women in texas, alabama, other states with ectopic pregnancies just like a mind that were denied emergency abortion care, and that is unacceptable. [cheers and applause] that was three years ago. almost to the day, actually, and my husband and i are on our second round of ivf. if anybody in the crowd as ever gone through ivf, you know how bloated and tired item right now, but i am still here today no matter how tired, no matter how sore, because we need to fight for the rights of women everywhere to make decisions over their bodies. [cheers and applause] earlier this year, my husband and i watched in horror as the alabama supreme court made a decision that put ivf in danger in the state. my heart goes out to those families, because i know what they are going through. and now i am go

and that's why nathan wade's deposition today is relevant still to this matter. nathan wade was obviously a key part of those allegations of an improper romantic relationship between he and fani willis? take a listen to what nathan wade said earlier this summer when he was interviewed by kaitlan collins and asked about that relationship and his role on the trump case just to clarify, when did their romantic relationship between the two of you start yeah. so we get into there has been this effort to say that. okay. these these exact dates are are at issue in these exact dates are i'm getting i'm getting signaled here with his attorney. >> this would be a question again, he'll be asked today and it's a question at the heart of whether or not fani willis could be disqualified from the case, and if that happens, this case all but goes away. if donald trump's that opens up a whole new can of questions down the line that will have to sort out the answers to if and when that happens all the twists and turns. >> zach cohen, you're covering it all. thanks so much. >> more

roe versus wade got a right.he says, and many allies say it is true and provable over the decades. that he has this nuanced difference between his own religious upbringing and his obligations as a leader. and in a country with many religions and views there is not a way to have one religion rural public policy for all. it also counts otherwise. biden is not the first in this category. other candidates have emphasized on the campaign trail that their religion would not dictate every decision and office. so there is some nuance. and yet many voters have a common shorthand. that you have heard it. about focusing on choosing candidates whose personal beliefs supposedly should match their own.>> my beliefs align a lot more with her then trump. >> there are some people who are running you can feel they are doing it because they believe in what they're trying to do. >> i think that people want to separate policy from character, and i do not see how you can do that. >> we hear that a lot across different election cycles.

wade in 2022. >> again i am steve with public media and the american home front project, for members of the military the process of speaking abortion is always been difficult in the supreme court overturning roe v. wade along with shifting state losses made the process even more challenging, to talk about it we have air force lieutenant colonel who leads florida and air force group and looks at barriers women facing included access to abortion, caitlin clawson a former army captain in the current research fellow at the university of pennsylvania she's been reaching out to women in the military about the experience and army major laura lanzo she is a nurse and a phd at yale or research focuses on structural racism and how it contributes to health disparity for members of the military. welcome to all of you. i've been doing stories on this topic in my day job and i can say there is not a lot of great research at the on this topic especially post roe v. wade post dobbs decision, first of all, let's start with lieutenant colonel and what got you involved in this. >> thanks so much for ho

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jim jordan says wade's meeting sound very political. >> you have the whole thing with nathan wade, taxpayer money going to nathan wade as he was traveling to meet with the doj and the white house, the januarn effort to go after president trump. >> and that transcript released yesterday, telling lawmakers that no one at the white house and the white house counsel office, where the january 6 committee directed, ordered, asked, coerced, or pressured me or any member of my investigative team to seek or not seek an indictment against anyone. on other aspects wade was not as confident of the facts, john. >> john: all right, mike, i don't recall is something we are used to him saying it's how he answered every one of ashley merchants questions. good to see you. and we will dig in tomorrow, more with andy mccarthy who joins us in our next hour with his thoughts about all of this. sandra. >> sandra: we flew through the first half hour here, vice president harris pouring all she's got in the battleground state the pennsylvanian, but is pennsylvania loving her back? we will will ask "washington examin

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wade.are seeing women scrambling across state lines to get the care they need. just this week, a major medical journal reported after roe was overturned, infant mortality in this country rose in large part because women are being forced to carry fetuses that will not survive to term one woman spent 22 days in jail on murder charges after she miscarried in her own bathroom. a we are seeing doctors ensure they can treat these pregnancies. doctors that cannot treat a woman until she becomes so close to death only a life of the mother exception will allow them to act. so just imagine the profound effect for all of us if donald trump wins this election. in states that are already putting abortion bands into effect, it can further outlaw patchwork systems of telehealth appointments and mail-order pills, thereby limiting the last remaining protections for women in those states. he could take actions that effectively ban abortion nationwide, which will put all of us in danger. no matter what state

wade is gone. >> well he supports his support. he's obviously we're most americans are just the word moderate doesn't make sense when he's opposite from where most americans are on this issue, most americans are in the middle. >> i mean, people don't believe that there should be abortion when the babies too far along and they're not at a zero week or week or six heartbeat ban. they are in the middle and a lot of them are concerned about taking that conversation from the people in the states and sticking it in the federal government to make one decision with a very small body for everybody. so i actually think that his position really does match were a lot of americans are and yet i know we're going to hear tonight. i know we're going to hear a true lie about where he actually is. he's going to have an abortion ban like all of these things 20-25, any of that was true. >> she wouldn't be there to not doing what she's doing. i mean, it's just the bottom line. >> ever look, i think she's really there to try to gin up enthusiasm of col

wade, and they did as he intended. now in america, one in three women live in a state with a trump abortion ban. [booing] and you have heard the stories, awful stories, painful stories of the experiences people have been having since that came down. think about it. some of these states, there no exceptions for even rape or incest, which means telling a survivor that a violation of their body, they have no 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 beliefs to agree the government should not be telling her what to do. [cheers and applause] not the government. and it my pledge to you when congress passes a bill to restore reproductive freedom nationwide, as president of the united states, i will proudly sign it into law. [cheers and applause] proudly. that's why you have to get tammy back to the senate, by the way. now, donald trump has a very different view on reproductive freedom. and he refuses continuously,

wade says he approves of this sculpture was tricky to do. the sculptures. we'll take a look.hee chalamet surprised his fans this weekend by crashing his own lookalike contest. this happened in new york and drew thousands of fans right there in new york city. people went wild when they realized the real timothée chalamet was there, and it turned a little chaotic. officers even had to step in to break up the crowd. the popular youtuber anthony poe organized all of this. police slapped him with a $500 fine because he didn't have a permit. two people were arrested as well. a lot more news ahead. audrey asistio joins us now with what's coming up next. janelle raj right now at six, one minute, she was putting away her luggage. the next her car was getting stolen. the carjacking investigation at the martinez amtrak station. the victim tells us how it all went down. also, a new high tech way to cut down on crime. we're going to show you the new tool that san jose and san francisco police officers are using. and a 911 dispatcher killed in a head on crash in the south bay. our ian cull

now, nathan wade is here again under subpoena. he has been testifying behind closed doors for about an hour. now. >> it remains to be seen if he will ultimately answer questions from the committee. were toys being questioned just by committee staff today, but we caught up with nathan wade as he entered the hearing room today and he was silent as we entered, are asking i'm a series of questions about the topics he expects to be asked about and what answers he might provide members of the committee, especially republicans, do anticipate his limited his enters will also be limited in deposition today, but ultimately, we have to we can't ignore the politics of this moment. write it comes as early voting in georgia is starting. it also comes as donald trump has continued to use that that claim of being a victim of political prosecution does a centerpiece of his presidential campaigns and nathan wade on the hill today answering questions about both his role in the georgia criminal case and also his relationship with fani willis. it just

there is a reason why the judge in georgia, judge mcafee went disqualifying wade, i think you should fanny willis, but that's a different story. but there is a reason why the judge concluded that their testimony left an odor of mendacity in the courtroom and i think that he kind of may have brought that odor of mendacity with him to jim jordan's hearing room for his deposition. the explanations where the failure to recall does not make any sense, and look, any prosecutor who has handled a high-profile case where you have to meet with top level federal officials, particularly if it is a peak who will your meeting with political officials, if i was in a meeting like that, i could virtually give you a transcript of what happened. so the idea that he can't recall after sitting there for eight hours is peculiar. >> john: he also said this of the transcript reveals about pressure to file charges against donald trump. he was asked and did anyone in the white house direct you or to your knowledge anyone else at the fulton county office to file charges against donald trump? he responded "no,

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wade. i want to means. for voters who want to hear specifics about what your support, are there any restrictions on abortion that you would be in favor of? >> thanks for having me. before i jump into that, very important question, i want to talk about why i'm running. i grew up in a mobile home in a town of 700 people. neither of my parents graduated high school but they worked really hard from before daylight until after dark. rebirth for the trucks, johnny cash. for us, getting a double wide mobile home was our hard work paying off. it meant that we were getting ahead. then my dad got sick, they canceled his health insurance, and we lost everything. we were not getting a head anymore, not even getting by. when my dad died, he did not leave me a trust fund, that he left me something way more important. he had taught me the difference between right and wrong. i'm running for congress because right now when i see is a lot of politicians in washington, d.c. who are so obsessed with the left and the right that

you know what dwayne wade means for the people there.statue quite got it. >> whether it looks like him or not, as long as it has his name on it, people will be taking pictures outside the arena for sure. not as bad as christiane renaldo's though. winter weather in the rockies as the storm works to the east. this is going to be bring difficult travel across that region and bring cold, kind of chilly weather for the northern plains today. by tomorrow, though, the system works into the warmer air that we're dealing with in parts of the midwest. that means some of these showers and thunderstorms could become strong. we'll specifically to watch from iowa to texas where we could see some of those stronger storms. heavy rain centered across parts of the midwest, wisconsin, stretching into iowa, parts of missouri included, up to 3 inches of rain in a short period possible so we'll be watching that along with the potential for up to a foot of snow in parts of the rockies. this is why i mentioned the potential for some difficult travel there. mean

and nathan wade will testify before the u.s.mittee about his relationship with fani willis during the georgia election probe. wade and willis led the investigation against former president trump. willises wade should not testify. i am concerned your demand for mr. wade's testimony would force him to divulge confidential information. isr prime minister netanyahu telling president biden he is willing to strike iran's military rather than -- despite high tension. >> carley: matt finn has more. >> you may recall two weeks ago, iran launched 200 missiles into israel. the fear is if israel responds it could become a full-blown confrontation. prime minister netanyahu told president biden israel will strike iranian military sites, that information shows prime minister netanyahu might be willing to avoid further escalation and could impact u.s. elections. prime minister netanyahu saying we will listen to opinion of the united states and make final decisions based on our national interest. we expect us anti-missile system called fad to ar

wade but senator cruz called himself pro-life, you are not.is not pro-life to deny care so long women cannot have children or to force a victim of rape to carry the baby. mortality rate has skyrocketed. so to every family, understand when ted cruz says pro-life he does not mean yours. >> quiet is this an issue you will not address? >> why do you keep asking me that? i've asked the congressman twice, he voted to strike down parental notification law and consent law. that is his record, he gives language that is disconnected from the actual voting record and my view, i believe in democracy. if he does not like the decision he is welcome to run for governor but neither one of us have a vote. i have not voted, congressman allred says you have no right to know if your daughter is getting an abortion and the overwhelming majority of texans do not agree with his extreme position against parental rights, the rights of a mom and dad. >> this next question is for you. in 2018 you called trump's proposal to expand the border wall racist, said my generati

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

this headline, fox news' web site, may than wade grilled -- nathan wade grill by house investigators, the article says former fulton county special prosecutor nathan wade left capitol hill on tuesday after a marathon four-and-a-half hour grilling by house judiciary committee investigators. wade, whose legal team included former georgia governor -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> god afternoon. if -- good afternoon. matt, you want to start us off? don't want to interrupt. the e-mail, you're type thing. so we can pause for a second. somebody else needs to take a phone call anyway. [laughter] shall i exit and come back in in five minutes? [laughter] >> just really briefly, although i.there'll be other questions about this, but from me, just going back to the conversation that we had yesterday or the q&a session from yesterday on the letter to the israelis, there seems to be some confusion about what the warning or what the message to israel is. and a lot of people have ache a then the view -- taken the view or interpreted it as you are threatening a, quote-unquote, arms embargo

brooke singman has a preview. >> brooke: wade will take part after receiving a second subpoena.wer questions about his relationship with fani willis. news of the relationship went public last year resulting in him being asked to step down in that case. there is an investigation about prosecution by fani willis of tz former president. willises she instructed wade not to answer any questions and argues he should not testify at all. she wrote, i'm concerned this would force him to divulge information held by the district attorney's office. there will be oral arguments in december on whether fani willis will be disqualified from the election interference case. >> steve: it is 12 before top of the hour and carley joins us with headlines from sports. >> carley: jets and bills capped off by hail mary from aaron rod gers in second half, jets miss two kicks that would have given them the lead. >> touchdown off the board and hits the upright. good snap and good hold and kickoff the upright again. >> carley: double doink. bulls make a kick of their own making it 23-20. golf course, basketb

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i mean, the that roe versus wade didn't mean anything unless people were doing abortions. so i agreed to do that and i thought maybe i'll do it for a year or two and got to go back to school, so forth. okay. so then two weeks after we started seeing patients, i got an obscene death threat at 3 a.m. at my isolated house in the mountains, which was miles from boulder. i was terrified. how did they get my phone number? i expected to be assassinated when i arrived at home late at usually six or 7 p.m., or when i left my home about 7 a.m. because continued and got worse, i started sleeping with a rifle all by my bed in case someone tried to break into my house during the night. each morning i looked out around the house to see if anyone was waiting me outside. when i came home at night, i waited before i got out of my car so i could escape in it if i needed to do so. i changed the phone number and got it unlisted uninstalled an alarm system that was 51 years ago came the head of it. now then in the middle of this, starting a new clinic. the fight the fight, the abortion clinic

wade, but what would go beyond roe v. wade?t would provide taxpayer funding of abortion elective abortion under medicaid for the first time since the hyde amendment became law in 1978 and would allow abortion at any stage of pregnancy. and all 50 states it would immediately repeal many of the common sense restrictions on abortion that had been passed in recent decades by the state. so i think for these voters of faith, kasie, the contrast could not be sharper, could not be more dramatic and that's why i think they're coming and they're going to come in record numbers what do you hear when former president trump says when he talks about abortion, that republicans have to win elections. >> what does that say to you? >> look, i think what he's doing is recognizing the political reality, you know, when it reminds me of that very famous time magazine cover i think from 1993, as i recall, which was then the the the anniversary of roe. and they said feminist one and historic victory with roe v. wade and the sub-headline was they've be

wade and that it would allow abortions up to fetal viability come up to 24 weeks. arizona's ban is up to 15 weeks. this would allow for more abortions. it has a provision that would allow for abortions for the physical or mental health of the mother, depending on if the care physician, the care provider, thought that that was necessary. proponents of the measure say that it goes too far. that is one of their slogans. the part about the health of the mother will be a catch-all that providers will use to perform abortions even if they are not necessary. host: arizona proposition 314. guest: that is our border measure. that is not a citizen initiative it was put on by lawmakers. republicans hold a majority in the state legislature by one seat each in the house and senate. with a democratic governor now, there has been some friction and struggles for them to get their policies through. they sent this one straight to the ballots to voters. it has been shown in polling that people are expecting it to pass. it is a popular measure. it is somewhat based on the texas sb-4 l

0ne think may balance back the other. —— roll back on roe versus wade.campaign message to their supporters and we will see soon how successful they have been in that regard. soon how successful they have been in that regard-— soon how successful they have been in that regard-_ in that regard. indeed we well thou . ht in that regard. indeed we well thought out — in that regard. indeed we well thought out well, _ in that regard. indeed we well thought out well, we - in that regard. indeed we well thought out well, we will- in that regard. indeed we well thought out well, we will talk| in that regard. indeed we well. thought out well, we will talk you later. donald trump arrives and we will go straight to the rally as soon as he does take to the stage. were also keeping an eye on kamala harris and the rally she will hold in washington, dc. but let's turn to the escalating conflict in the middle east. gaza's hamas—run health ministry says that an israeli air strike in the northern town of beit lahia has left at least 93 palestinians dead or missing — includi

wade was an absolute disaster.e white woman's constitutional right to control their own bodies. is not acceptable to say vermont women have the right to control the bodies are missed severe outbound but they don't is a constitutional right of women have struggled since the inception of this country to gain first-class citizenship and i don't know anything were basic and fundamental having a first-class citizen i'd be happy to write that control your own body so everything that he can 20 the damage that the right wing supreme court assigned roe v. wade and work with my colleagues to codify roe v. wade and give every woman in this country don't care where you let them of the right to control her own body. >> some of the filibuster here is long-standing role requires 60 votes for legislation to pass the senate rather than simple 50 vote majority pretty and you have been skeptical of changing in the past lisa drove into an exception for abortion rights and was tells white if you feeling more broadly in the. >> not only

released transcripts from wade's interview with the judicial committee staff. this all happened last week as part of jim jordan's probe. wade acknowledged the existence sean of invoices and other records that indicated yes discussions did occur. investigators made particular note of an invoice turned in by wade that indicated quote travel to athens georgia and conference with white house counsel happening on may 23rd of 2022. this is interesting. he was pressed about whether the reference to the white house counsel meant he actually met with such an official about which wade said yes. more to come. keep an eye on this story. back to you. >> sean: kevin. thank you. all the time we have left this evening. hope you consider banking your vote. early voting going on now. set the dvr and let not the hart be troubled and greg is next to put a smile on your face. have a great night. [ cheering and applause ] [ ♪♪ ] >> greg: yeah, i know. [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: hey! i wasn't that good this weekend. [ laughter ] happy monday everyone. this weekend donald trum

wade. information about that is on our data page. but i'm going to ask you to respond that -- to that question about making it the law of the land. you will get 30 seconds to respond. mr. hovde: i think i did. i said if it comes back to the states, we as a state should resolve this issue with a referendum. where everybody gets the right to vote. the voters get the right to vote, i get the right to vote. i clarified where my position is. that is, i believe that women should have a right to choose early on in the pregnancy but there comes a point where a baby can be born healthy and alive and i think it's unconscionable to terminate that child's life. sen. baldwin: that does not happen. it's very clear that he has never read roe v. wade. i'm pushing to have that be the law of the land. your rights and freedom should not depend on your zip code. what he just said doesn't happen in america. let me tell you, health care providers facing the threat of prosecution. states with six-week bands. states with no exceptions for rape and incense.