legal in washingto state.s a very importan constitutional principle >> a couple of minutes left an i don't want to start a figh between fantastic canadian border states but last night i had governor whitmer on a show and she said that if peopl want to live in a state that respects the rights that hav come to expect they should mov to michigan. you seem to be doing something like that in washington. you're creating a safe haven for people care about gu safety people care about abortion about living thei best free lives. something that libertarians an conservatives used to pride re states for being >> i don't get up in the morning and try to create sanctuary. but we do care about other people look, when idaho and their politicians frankly did not ac responsibly during the covid epidemic they did not take measures that could have saved peoples lives as a consequence they had scores of people ge sick and they came over to washington and we gave the health care. we treated them. there are americans. we care about t

we've got is judging washingto state.remain available i some states. so, how does that ruling fit into all of this >> yeah, i think juanita tolliver is right. these restrictions are horrible whether it's the dobbs restrictions, which said overturn roe v. wade, which ha been the law for 50 years, o what the court of appeals is doing here with this abortio drug, it's totally wrong and i'm optimistic what th supreme court is going to do the right thing here, becaus the court of appeals decisio was just so out there, but i think it's going to be ver hard for the court to do anything else. even in dobbs, when justic alito wrote the opinion, h said, okay, we are going t overrule roe v. wade, and no this decision should go back t the people and the people have authorized through the fda, this drug, fo decades. and it can't be that two judge can sit in a judgment of tha and flip it. it's particularly true her because as a legal doctrin called standing, which is th idea of who actually gets to file a lawsuit and the theory of stan

nbc news washingto correspondent my friend yo said sunday -- april ryan joined, with msnb contributor and white hous correspondent for the gurriel, and stuart stevens is. back a veteran of th measurably and george w. bus presidential campaigns he is now with the lincoln project. we need, i want to start wit the that ceiling and i know whenever i bring it up peoples eyes glaze over they are bored by, but the can't. be because if we go into default it will be economi disaster for this country. is there any real movement fro either side, and when i sa either side i mean does kevi mccarthy even have enoug support from house republicans for what he is trying to put forward? >> well stephanie, this is clearly an important issue, an one of the president and house republicans are focused on because, as you, said it could be an economic calamity if the u.s. defaults for the firs time on its debt that being said. is their movement? it is an interesting question. because you have kevin mccarth now putting out this bill. it is very unclear whether o not, with the -- enough votes to even pass this

are you doing to stem gun violence in your city, and wha can washington journal what do you want washingto>> my message for washington i very clear, we need to pass an assault weapons ban in congress, we need to pass background checks in congress we need to pass red flag law in congress. that is what we need to do t make sure that we can keep our city safe. and, as a mayor, we are doin everything we can in cleveland to keep our community safe we are using $10 million o american rescue plan funds t create a neighborhood safety endowment fund to invest in proven strategies that we know can reduce crim in our city. we also are paying our officer more negotiated the largest pa increase in modern history and our city to boost officer pa to attract and retain officers in our city but we have national problem with th proliferation of guns in our country and we have republican state legislatures, like i ohio, passing laws lik permit-less carry, that create more guns on our streets this is absolutely the wrong kind of policy solution, not just for ohio, but for all across the country >> let me get

within an hour of his ruling out of texas came anothe ruling, this time for th federal judge in washingto state. a group of democratic people had filed a suit to force th fda to make the same abortio drug, mifepristone, more accessible and to block th government from taking any action that would restrict access to that drug. the judge in that case, and bomb appointee thomas rice partially granted th plaintiffs request he did not agree to make the drug more accessible, but hi ruling does barr the fda fro doing anything that would make it less available in the state that brought the lawsuit states where abortion remain legal. so now the fda is looking at two directly contradictory orders, both from federa judges which means that one wa or another, this issue is very likely headed to the supreme court. it is far from clear what will happen once it gets there. for more on this, i'm joined b michelle, a professor at the university of california she's a director of the school for biotechnology in globa health policies. she's also an award winnin author of multiple books including policing the w

th fact for that drug it was that competing lawsui that democrats have filed in federal court in washingtoresulted in a nearl simultaneous federal court ruling that went in the othe direction. and this was very confusing in the initial moments when thi happened on friday but the bottom line of it is actually very easy t understand and very important, basically, on one side, you've got the republican lawsuit i texas which says the abortio pill will now be illegal everywhere and the fda's approval of that drug is hereby rescinded by me one brand-new judge in texas that was on the republican side on the other side, you've go the democrats lawsuit in washington state that says tha the abortion pill remains lega and that the fda is blocking - excuse me, the fda's block fro making any sort of change to its existing approval of tha drug so, you've got to totall opposite rulings simultaneously from two courts of equal stature that republican ruling telling the fda your approval of thi drug is rescinded. that drug is no longer legal i america. democratic lawsuit saying, hey fda, your approval of th

grabbing o to this idea >> it is good to see thi morning, thank you for joining us, nbc news corps washingto correspondent. with me now barbara quip former united states attorne for the eastern district o michigan and, also joining us lisa rubi a former litigator and also legal analyst who has kept m posted all week. is because of lisa even no questions asked. so, thanks to both of you. barbara, i would ask a question, i have dealt with the idea tha there are a lot of allegations on he's issued by republican that this is a political prosecution. and persecution, as on trump says but, tell me about timing. because, these cases take long time. they take months, if not longe than a year. today we seem to have some space between us and the nex presidential election but in a year we will not have much does this become more politica the longer it takes? >> well, i think, ali people are going to talk about it a if it is political we have already seen such deluge of attacks. before people have even seen the charges that this is politically motivated. they don't even know what it says i think so in c

high-ranking representatives of the military naval forces of the republic returned ahead of schedule from washingto paris , the leaders of the aucus alliance eventually decided in march that australia would buy eight american nuclear submarines in the next decade. it will be three ship, such as virginia, and it is not clear. these are new boats or from the us fleet, and at the second stage, new nuclear-powered ships will be built according to the british project and with american technologies, but not in australia. in the usa , both the british and australians will use them, the crew will be trained in the uk and nuclear weapons , while there is no talk, but the us has already approved the sale of 220 cruise missiles to australia. tomahawk sharply criticized the agreement by a well-known australian politician. polking him sometimes they call one of the authors of the local economic miracle, when, due to trade with china , they managed to raise the welfare of the country. king and now i’m sure the confrontation with beijing only harms australia. or karenko, a prominent historian of the cold war. why

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he can't help himself and i just want to play this clip again because, again, i the light of the washingtoump's confession an two, missed sean hannity tryin to move him along. he just wouldn't do it he is going now! i like my hand on the hot stov so much. i'm gonna put the other hand o the hot stove. run, it t.j. >> i can't imagine you would ever say, bring me some of the boxes that we brought back fro the white house. i'd like to look at them would you ever do that >> i would have the right to d that, there's nothing wron with that. >> i don't think you would do. it >> i don't have a lot o time, but i have the right t do that. i would do that. >> let's move. on >> remember this, this is the presidential records act i have the right to take stuff did you know that they end u paying richard nixon $18 million for what he had. they did the presidentia records act. i have the right to take stuff i have the right to look a stuff. >> i have the right to tak stuff and look at stuff? even after, as the washingto post suggests, federal investigators and the feds tried to get it back federal investi

what a do you think that was in the op-ed in the wash washingto? >> very interesting.going on a year now, democrats have been -- some democrats have been talking about biden as being too old, he's served his purpose, beat donald trump in the last election. the majority don't want him to be running again for the presidency. he's clearly running again. he's having the best of both worlds, running and not having a formal aannouncement. that wards off some of the progressives. there are people like gavin newsom who looks like he's running for president. he looks like he's running for president be. they can't break out with an actual campaign when the president hasn't announced he's running again. it's a strange sort of limbo the president is taking advantage of. no one doubts he's running again. he says he's running again. he hasn't made a for mall announcement and -- for mall announcement and the party is worried he's simply too old. he'll be running again at 8 82 years old. if gets a second term, he'll be 86 years old before the second term ends. that's considerably olde

weapons have much lower rates of homicide, accidental shootings, an suicides it is important what washingto is doing it is also important to note this is happening in red state as well. he republican governor o tennessee in the wake of the shooting there, and at the brief actions of state legislators has called a special session to try and pas a red flag law now they are still not going t be close to what we do i connecticut to see if we protect our citizens, but th fact that the anti gun movemen is getting action in place like washington, but als places like tennessee, i think tells you that we the movement trying to save lives in ou communities is gaining strength >> senator, thank you so muc for joining me, tonight really appreciate it senator chris murphy o connecticut. >> thank you >> when we come back, this woman fought one of the world' leading holocaust deniers in court, and she won now she's at the state department combattin antisemitism on the rise i this country, and around the world. -- joins me for a one-on-one when the 11th hour continues. >> according to th anti-defamation le

in my case it, i'm in washingto and my wife was home and that yet when the time came for me t be there with her full-time, full support up here on the par of people on both sides of the aisle and contacted saying how are things going is everything okay? it's critical. it's not just me that's going through this a. of time have the support up you people on both sides of the aisle saying look we get it. whatever we can do to help end the example ensuring stuff like this will translate beyond washington to the rest of our country what mike and i do ofte is we realize were both interested in the same issue. we start writing legislation together. we started from a place of common ground every time we write a lot it's a bipartisan law. to do our job it means that we have to know and care about one another regardless of what part you're in. >> it's amazing what you learn about one another. and other people in your group it just based on the way they see at the questions asked you the way the other people respon back. their thoughts in a similar bible passages. >> mike and i are the catholics i

according to the washingto post, egypt denies it.and 30 billion in economic aid from the u.s.. more than any other country in the middle east except israel. how could intelligence officials not know sooner abou the leaks? >> why did you know about it before april 6th that means that they were up for at least many weeks. months, before u.s intelligence knew that the were in the public domain. >> somewhere in the web. where exactly and who ha access at the point we do no know >> here now, jeremy bash former chief of staff at the cia and pentagon jeremy, i'm gonna ask yo tonight, what the folks at fox across the street to hear. earlier tonight, they were saying that nobody is covering this, nobody is talking abou it, that's not true. want to make sure that they ca hear you what a world is going on insid of the pentagon tonight? what can damage control is happening? >> stephanie, first this is no a legal. a leak is a common usually b an unnamed store source to a journalist about information this is a flood. this is a set of documents tha

. >> lycÉe first health washingto post does not have a final draf because there isn't one.they've not complete that's all that is inaccurate for porting. the take away we are taking its independence to not break our way, which has to happen for going to win in 2024, which tha is what causes that read way fo abortion was a big issue in key states like michigan a pennsylvanian so the guidance we're going to to give to our candidates is to have to addres this head-on. the democrats spent 360 million on this and many candidates across the board refused to tal about it. they talk about the economy and ignore this big issue and they can't be at. >> there still people advising republicans that this is bad fo you and it costs you don't do i paid you said you have to take it head-on pretty want them to articulate the democrat positio in so many of them when they arkansas, they seem to stall with the answer. >> i think they can be. it's not just talking about it once, the democrats are putting 360 million against you on tv. those lies become the truth if you don't fight back so you n

justice thomas's financial disclosures, the washingto post reported yesterday that he's been claimingeds of thousands of dollars for the real estate form that has been defunct since 2006 that firms shut down, holdin transferred to another famil firm, according to the focus the defunct company, ranging from 50,000 and $100,000 annually in recent years joining us now, walter shaub government oversight, director of u.s. office of government obama administration also msnbc news historical - walter, eight year group has joined some congressiona democrats calling for the do to investigate thomas for hi nondisclosure's in a filin today. you wrote that circumstances surrounding concealment of these reportable items strongly support the conclusio that these violations of the law we're going, and what were the circumstances you're referring to >> one of the bigges circumstances is that justic thomas disclosed this kind o attempts before. until an embarrassing 2004 article came out in the l. a times, and then he stopped disclosing them. then there is the fact that th law is absolutely clear on t

when he was shooting those games in a video he posted according to the washingto post, he was yellingnt of politics the politics happened to b pretty extreme, right? the smaller groups you get, th more private you get in thes spaces, that's what is happening. we are at the start of something, it's going to kee happening. >> dr. brennan, he has the og, he is 21 the other people in this group of teenagers is the intelligence communit ready to deal with this, between the mass shootings tha used to these platforms wher they launch this and put their manifestos, and now threats to national security, are we read for this >> the law enforcement community and intelligence community better be. these chat rooms, these forums the dark web, these enclaves have served extremist purposes including terrorists they've been able to explain the opportunities that exist i that web what we see right now is how these small chat rooms, youn americans and teenagers an others can be an outlet for th unauthorized disclosures a ver sensitive secrets from the intelligence community >> ben, they are als complete

and later, a walk in washingto and a little ice cream wit senator turned presidentia nominee turned secretary o state john kerry i talked to one of my othe former boss is about the threa of climate change and the work he's doing to fight it many of us across the countr breathed a big sigh of relie on friday when the supreme court announced that the mos widely used abortion pill will remain available while an appeal moves forward. it's welcome news, but, let' be clear, the abortion pill is still in jeopardy, and the political stakes just got a lo higher whatever the appeals court decides, the case will likel end up before the supreme cour next year. meaning a final decision could come at the height of the 2024 presidential race. remember, roe v. wade wa overturned just a few months before the 2022 midterms and that turned out to be a majo driver for democratic voters which brings us to the other major story to break this week after a long wait and a lot of speculation, president joe biden is finally ready to make it official. he is set to formally announce his campaign for reelection as soon a

o washingto.ng to the national north american building trades mun unions, his first speech since declaring his presidency. >> i wouldn't have been elected to the united states senate in the state that was a right to work state initially were it not for union labor. i learned a long time ago there's labor and there's unions. unions. and i want to congratulate my former secretary. you know him. i tell you what. you want marti next to you. you want marti with you. he's a man of his word. the problem is he knows more than you do. more than i do. lifetime achievement award, a whole other lifetime to work out here. you maybe carrying a hockey stick. thank you for your continued support. she's going to be a great secretary of labor. so good to see you. this feels like coming home. i'm here because there's no better place to talk about the progress we made together that wouldn't be made without you. that's a fact. our economic plan is working. we now have to finish the job. there's more to do. and you're

it touches - some of the load off the spectacular george washingto bridge which crosses the hudso river he rode backup fdr drive pleading not guilty. he could gaze at the window at a magnificent monument t franklin roosevelt that wa built just a few years ago o roosevelt island in the east river. new york city is willing t change the names of importan things in order to honor peopl who deserve such an honor. the name of new york city' largest international airpor with changed to honor to president john f. kennedy afte he was assassinated. the name of the bridge that he drove across to and from laguardia airport was change recently to honor jfk's younge brother, robert f. kennedy, new york senator assassinated in 1968 while running for presidency donald trump knows that hi hometown will never change the name for anything of him the name trump will never be honored in new york city the name trump in new york city, to borrow a phrase from fdr, will live in infamy. donald trump knows it. new york city proved it agai yesterday when the protester that donald trump summoned t the courthouse to

crow withou disclosing them joining us now is jane mayer, chief washingto correspondent for the ne yorkerlionaire behind the rise of the radical right jane, great to see you there's no better person t talk to about this thank you for being here tonight. let me first start with th reporting from propublica today, is this an open secret among people who report on the court and are other justices doing things like this >>, while the problem with thi cape story is that because i shows that something was not disclosed, it's very hard to know what else is not bein disclosed. i think what it does is it highlights that there are huge loopholes in the ethics rule for the supreme court justices there are notoriously have the weakest ethics code in all the courts of the united states. we really don't know what else we don't know, but i think it' a shocking, and maybe fall into the category of shockin and not necessarily that surprising because we know that in th past clarence thomas has bee exposed as having taken othe guests, and personal hospitality from the sam billionaire benefactor, harlan crow

notice of appeal lat last night less than an hour afte the texas ruling another federal judge in washingtoe the drug on the market at leas in the 17 democratic led state that sued to keep the drug accessible plus the district o columbia it is likely to escalate to th supreme court, the same cour responsible for eliminating th right to an abortion in 2022 the texas case was brought by case - a christian organization tha claims that the fda rushed t approve the abortion drug in 2000, and ignore the safet risks associated with it in fact, mifepristone is one o the most studied and scrutinized drugs on the market decades of medical researc shows that it is safer tha tylenol and as the new yor times points, out the fda ha in place an additional layer monitoring the drug that's bee used for only about 300 othe drugs. notably, the 67-page opinion use anti choice rhetoric including terms like unbor child and abortionist when talking about reproductive health care the american medica association slammed th decision just hours after th ruling saying the court' disregard for well-established scientif

earlier this week, the president of the america federation of teachers sai this at a rally in washingtould be working wit us to address learning loss an the youth mental health crisis they would be working with u to take on social medi companies for contributing t that crisis. if these attacks were abou protecting kids, they would be working with us to fight against the leading cause of death of american children, gu violence >> it is not about protectin kids it is about protecting guns. banning books and bannin conversations and schools will not protect children but banning guns would protect them so when we hear such defeatism from a republican member o congress, we must remember tha they don't have to be defeated they choose to be defeated republicans have by and larg chosen to not protect ou children they've chosen, instead, t launch fake culture wars and they are doing that in part to take the focus off of thei lack of action on real issues. as democratic congressma jarrett moscow had said this week, you guys are worried about banning books, that kids can't read we will be right ba

decision that could have implications for th entire country >> that's a great segue to m question about washingto. what about that conflictin washington state ruling that came down pretty much within minutes of the texas ruling? >> right so, we are still waiting to se what that will look like because right now, the fda i under two competing orders it will create even more confusion when it -- as this texas case goes to the supreme court. you know, i think we still don't know whether or not th states, we believe the state that signed on to th washington post a law will still be able to put prescribe mifepristone these are conditions that we are operating under. it's all unclear, and at the center of it are people who ar trying to get access to health care providers who don't want to be criminalized retroactively because they have provided access to health care. and friends who have given information about gettin access to mifepristone, an it's this overreach by, again, judges who are completely held unaccountable. lawmakers who have been held unaccountable in making thes decisions against whethe c

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do not worry to my viewers, i' not going to show that video even clip of it, the washingto post put itwho watches fox new on the regular and thinks abou it as a business, angelo, what does that tell you >> two things. one, it's like the good ol days when we were watching fox news where they would be aslee give trump the floor for 20 or 30 minutes without asking question tucker's and basically sai like ten words in the first 12 or 15 minutes of the interview he let trump talk. in fact, one of the only thing tucker said was to reinforce the idea that the election was stolen some people say joe biden wo the election, that was the introduction to the only question he asked trump during that time period so, part of it is that the have to and it sort of demonstrates the - act that they're walking her that they had to give a wink and nod to - [interpreter its to me very - the first month ever another sort of trump rival actually had slightly more coverage tha trump on fox news. that has not happened fo years. ron desantis finally kept trum one time, one month, has not happened in years that s

intelligence information we, don't know what that map is of but still, it follows simila reporting from the washingtot that investigators ar scrutinizing whether trump shared classified document with political donors. with political donors! maybe to show off to them to and it comes after the pos also revealed that the fbi found highly classified nuclea secrets pertaining to a foreig nation at mar-a-lago so, who knows what exactly o how much information he migh have shared, or with whom? we don't know that yet there is clearly a lot we don' know but even at this early juncture, all of this begs the questio of whether donald trump will b held to the same standard as a 21-year-old internationa groundsman and that is up to specia counsel jack smith next, the daily shows jordan klepper joins me to talk about how he uses humor to highlight the bizarre, and sometimes unhinged, thoughts at go rallies and maga gatherings. and later, congressman janelle -- favor bakery in the district and talk to us about his dee love for the city he calls home as he shares more about this weekend routine. e... just stop. go f

>> the best picture and th motive was a great interview conducted by the washingto post of a buddy of this discord chat room, this gaming chat room, where youn people hang out and talk about everything, especially gaming, and what did his body say, no, no, he's not a whistleblower he was showing off it was about telling us an teaching us and showing what h can do it was not about whistleblowing we're looking at a digital age generation that grew up gaming on line, just in people in their private chat rooms tha they never met and trying to seek affirmation in this group of people out there, wanting t be liked was the best way to be like, look what i have look what i have access to let me teach you a few things. that's the motivation. >> before you go, and i only have about a minute left i got to ask you about what yo tell a green defending the accused leaker, not the only right wing figure to do so how does that actually mak national security more complicated with members o congress egging this guy >> yeah, marjorie taylor green sits on the homeland securit committee, for heaven's sake

>> i so glad that if you reminded us that 16 is a par of this continuum here philip bump at the washingtoox news i coverage since may 2020 ha disproportionately involve clips of isolated criminal activity to generate a sense o unconstrained violence in urba areas despite evidences of increased in crime since the pandemic also occurred in rura areas. you touched upon that but what i want to go back to is th fact that this week you have the gop lighthouse leading a field hearing about crime in new york city which then fox news covers and it just become part of this endless feedbac loop where the circus become the reality. >> yeah. the party concerns me most thi is one thing if it is just a misinformation feedback loop but in the way it is actuall less scary than the curren scenario a couple of years ago, no one' really fully, for there was switch for basically the republican party via the right-wing media decided the were going to organize power o what used to be considered the fringes. so once they sort of moved those fringes directly front and center within th republican core that i actua

district dutc thomas rice issued a ruling in a separate case in washingto state that blocked the fdadrug rice said his ruling onl applied to the 17 states and the district of columbia whose democratic journeys general su to protect access to mifepristone joins me now is congresswoma barbara lee. congresswoman, it's great to see you again. thank you for coming back in the show this is an issue that we hav discussed many times on th show with you, extremely personal to you. in 2021 you shared your stor of getting an abortion i mexico after you found out tha you are pregnant at 16 years old. how crucial is it that miner have access to this care i this country >> thanks for having me, gla to be with you again it is very crucial tha everyone have access t medication abortion. mifepristone let me just say, this is another court ruling, a radica court ruling by a judge from amarillo, texas, can you imagine? without getting into all the legal aspects of this, i wan to make sure that everyone knows that medication abortion is legal still, and it's available. but, we have to really understands

so yes, we have a top ukrainian official dismissing this, saying "the washingto "the washington post"ially reported. we have a statement from a senior adviser in president zelenskyy's office saying what task would such a onetime action solve? would it change the course of the war? now some in ukraine would argue that ukraine striking russia in moscow would send a very strong message about their capabilities. so let's break down how this essentially happened. you touched on some of it. but these documents that "the washington post" has obtained, that we have not -- we haven't been able to verify -- says that in february, in the lead up to the anniversary on february 24th, there was a national security agency document that showed -- remember, the nsa, they're in charge of eavesdropping. they were clearly listening in. they're saying that the military intelligence directorate led by this young ukrainian general named budonov, that they were ordered to get ready for mass strikes on february 24th on the anniversary with everything that the agency had. now fast forward just a few days to fe

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, that is not america >> adding to the uncertainty and adding to the confusion, the old judge in washingto stay issue to consume selectin -- ordering the fda to keep the drug in 17 states in washington, d.c. the dueling decision could bring the abortion bill case directly to the supreme court. setting up the most contentiou fight of reproduction care since last summer that reverse row. -- explains why this is a momen of truth for the supreme court they do not put a stop to caus merrick's madness, they will show - democratic process but to us every tool in the power to outlaw the motion in every state. kicking us off tonight, msnb contributor miss summary she is greystone's professor o law and back - leadership network at nyu. melissa, what would it loo like for the supreme court t take the abortion pill cases and how soon can that happen >> i think this is on a fast rocket to the supreme court. there is no way this doesn't g to the supreme court eventually right now, the judge's rulin is going to appeal to the fift circuit. it's a famously conservative court but that court doesn't have to

navy in november, in washingto state. the first report came toda from the u.s.iting t u.s. defense officials investigating former sailo behind pro russian social medi accounts then late this evening, th wall street journal update their big reporting for this weekend, fbi investigating e navy non commissioned officer, linked to pro russia socia media account. quote, the fbi is investigatin the activities of former u.s navy non commissioned officer, who oversaw a social media account involved in the spread of intelligence documents, allegedly leaked by airman first class jack to share. -- scope of information when u.s. officials said quote serious answers from the continent investigations unclear at this time mayor mccord, she's executiv director from the institute fo constitutional advocacy -- she's for acting attorne general at the departmen justice. miss cortez, thank you fussiness. so i modeling my three way through the stories for. of a new national security background so besides the point that th two people in these two stories, one of the classified documen

in the meantime, a different federal judge in washingto state today is telling the fda to do exactlysued last week th judge told the fda to make absolutely no changes to the availability of mifepristone at least in the 17 state involved in the lawsuit -- before his court so, what is the fda do with al this and when should we expec scotus to weigh in joining us now is the person with all of the answers. nbc news senior lega correspondent, laura jarrett laura, i need you in this hour first help me understand wha happens. two judges, different states one in washington, one in texa saying the opposite thing. how does this get resolved >> normally it would go to the supreme court and the suprem court would have something t say to the lower courts to giv some guidance about how to reconcile that conflict. the only thing is the case doe not live in the supreme cour just yet because the justice department has not actuall submitted their brief an neither has the pill manufacturer now we can expected any moment they could do tonight. they can do to more. but as you mentioned, the cloc is ticki

like giving george washingto valley and dollars, back the it was a lot of money.ions ar important. part of the american history they need to be told >> yeah. history is more important no than ever. let's talk about the current climate in america a little bit of the politics in recent years, we had seen a bit of a shift in latino community. moving to the republican party as you said earlier, it's not monolith did you think that's because the gop is more appealing or d you think it is becaus democrats haven't done enoug to reach out to latinos? where do you see this tren going? >> you hit it. you hit it democrats not do enough. except bernie. brittani knew what he wa doing. what did he do he got flattened consultants who told him what to say step by side what to do republicans knew what to do. they came after us they hit us with trigger words they went to our spanish nations. everywhere, locally. they used whatsapp they used everything democrats assumed we would b there. they were asleep they have to do what aoc does. she goes door to door. she makes calls. stops. s

could presiden al-sissi recently ordere 40,000 rockets to be produce for russia according to the washingtoyptian eyes. since camp david in 1978, egyp has received more than 5 billion dollars in military ai and 30 billion in economic aid from the u.s., more than any other country in the middl east except israel how could intelligence officials not to know sooner about the leaks? >> why didn't you know about i before april 6th that means that they were up for -- many weeks, if not months, before u.s. intelligence kne that they were in the public domain >> they were somewhere in th -- and where exactly and who ha access at that point - we don't know. >> here now, jeremy bash former chief of staff at the cia and the pentagon jeremy, i'm going to ask you t speak up tonight and i want th folks at fox across the street to hear. earlier tonight they wer saying that nobody is covering this no one is covering it that's not true. so i want to make sure they ca hear you what in the world is going o inside the pentagon tonight? what kind of damage control is happening? >> yeah, stephanie ruhle, first,

president biden has said tha he has to be released, but a you know, alex, relation between moscow and washingtoout. but i think president bide made a comment recently that w can take a listen to >> what are your opinions with russia right now is their main retaining the wall stree journal reporter >> let him go. >> so, as mr. corker which i the only american journalist t be arrested since the cold where or era, this is gonna be a delicate dance between washington and moscow at a ver tentative time >> absolutely, l.a. arouzi thank you for the latest o that for all of you, a new messag today from pope pope francis after three nights in hospital room saying, quote, i am still alive that is what he told reporters as he left the hospital this morning. the 86-year-old pontiff wa hospitalized wednesday after experiencing heavy breathing he was giving antibiotics to treat a bronchitis diagnosis the vatican says, francis will be at st. peters square firs palm sunday mass marking the beginning of the catholic holy week that does it for me today. i will see you again at seve a.m. and 1 pm eastern tomorrow

country, righ now, we have two conflicting rulings from two federal judges, one in texas, one in washingto state, it put the future of th abortion medication known as mifepristone at risk setting the stage for what could be a lengthy legal battl that could make its way to the supreme court. nbc's all league has bee following the reaction joins us from the white house. ali, what are you hearing from folks in the administration? >> well, lindsey, even thoug this decision from this federa judge in texas was expected fo weeks, it sent shockwave through the bide administration, because it signals a much larger battle over abortion access and it could reach even be o that to other fda approved drugs. president biden and vice president harris slammed the texas decision as a dangerou precedent and they vowed t fight it if it were to stand we also heard from hhs secretary, javier becerra toda who touted the safety of mifepristone after over 20 years of fda approval. he also confirmed that the justice department has already filed that appeal to the texas decision and is waiting for it day in court,

according to the washingto post, more than 349,00 students have experienced gu violence at school since school shooting in 2020 to - 46 - than in any year since at leas 1999 more than 349,000 american have been traumatized by republican inaction. today, president biden spoke with justin jones, who glori johnson, and justin pearson to quote, i thank them for thei leadership and courage in th face of a blatant disregard of our nations democratic values. our country needs to tak action on gun violence and to do that, we need more voices like there's speaking out. today, vice president harris called out the republicans who voted to expel representatives jones and pearson. >> let's expel them. can you imagine? let's get rid of them entirely let's remove them, not only fo that moment, but remove thes people who have been elected t represent the people and let us decide who should represent the people what is that that is not a democracy. that is not a democracy. you can't walk around with you lapel pin -- >> [applause >> - and you are not representing the values that we hold dear a americans.

yes, well, elon is a busy guy as we talked about on th show before the fact that he showed up in washingtosly like this is a priority fo him. schumer and elon sang from the same song when they talk about yeah i was surprised about it obviously they don't see eye o lots of issues they discussed a, the economy, but elon is a contrary figure when it come to a.i.. he was of course one of th founders of openai which is th company or the nonprofit behin chatgpt at the same time ilana saying we're moving to fight within a, at the same time h is starting his own eigh rival. so to some extent i could se him as sort of an apostate within technology, he' obviously friends with all the people who are at the forefron of a, and at the same time h is allied with schumer than he is with other people in silico valley it's an unusual bed fellow situation. i could see a real allianc there that at least is a rar instance in which some peopl in silicon valley are mayb more aligned with democrats in there with democrats >> elon diab nikema, teddy shy for good to have you here, the real teddy shy for, not the a