gay rights case. these are in the hands of very clever lawyers and publicity folks, and political relations people, who know how to make a strong case and make the justices feel like they have really solid grounds. and furthermore, these are passion project for various justices on the right that really want to indicate their long held beliefs that the law must be held far from the center, toward the right. and i do think for that the remainder of the term we will be steering a series of staunchly conservative ruling. we will see what happens this week and next. always a pleasure, thank you to the both of you for joining us this evening. taking down the fake gop response to trump s indictment, congressman ted lieu and congresswoman judy chu will join me after the break. asthma isn t pretty. it s the moment when you realize that a good day. is about to become a bad one.
from using drivers licenses from other states. florida hospitals will also be required to ask for a patient s immigration status. are you at all concerned that we may see copycat laws popping up across the country after this? we see it happen on other issues, whether it s abortion, but we re going to see it in florida. are we going to get or we concerned that it s going to pop up elsewhere? i m very concerned about it. there are a speed of state laws that are restricting immigrant rights, and actually, another worrisome one that ron desantis just signed is an alien land law, which says that persons from particular countries, china, venezuela, and cuba cannot buy land in florida. this goes back to the racist alien land laws that were in this country 100 years ago. but can you a match in a real estate agent having to check your immigration papers before they could actually sell you a condo? that s what we re coming down to. it is a very sad trajectory
additional indictments. whether that is for the january 6th, whether that is just adding additional people to the mar-a-lago documents case, or a third possibility, we don t know. but it is a very interesting addendum to this, and it also is ironic that there are no defenses, basically, to the case that s already been brought. and so, there s always a rule for trial lawyers that if the law is on your side, stress the law. if the facts are on your side, stress the facts. and if neither is on your side, pound the table. and i m afraid the defense lawyers to the extent that he has any, are going to have to pound the table. because they don t have law or facts on their side. jennifer, as the ex president here met his match, so to speak? how does the environment of a courtroom impact the entire basis of his political identity? because in the public, he is
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personal property and he had every right to have them in his possession. unlike the sensitive government material that trump took from the white house, including national security or classified material. as for hillary clinton and joe biden, the crucial difference between their handling of classified material and donald trump is his lack of cooperation. according to the indictment, trump allegedly a deceived authorities about the documents in his possession. that s what sets his case apart. both clinton and biden actually worked with investigators. so, here s a comparison that might be more useful for trump. retired air force officer robert worsham, who like the former president was accused in florida of mishandling classified documents and charged with violating at the very same law that the president, the former president has been accused of violating, the espionage act. bertram, unlike trump, took full responsibility for his actions and expressed remorse. but despite that, he was ju