pardon happen. abbott blaming radical prosecutor jose garza funded by george soros in election 2 years ago. governor stating, texas has the strongest stand your ground law of self-defense that cannot be nullified by jury of progressive district attorney. sergeant perry claims he acted in self-defense when a mob of protestors surrounded car and one of them pointed gun at him. the texas lieutenant governor also weighing. he should never have been charged with murder. detective says there s evidence that would not have had him indicted and the detective argued over the da over this. when you have the justice system write down at da and court level something has well, that s the deal. cheryl: joey, the lead directive, he sign ad sworn affidavit and signed garza s office and the police in the area said not guilty. i don t know all the evidence but i can take a step back about stand your ground law in texas. i can tell that governor abbott is not using conjecture when he
joined toward and moved to have an opportunity to sit down and have difficult in-house conversations on what people want. coming out of that, we felt we had a lot of agreement on 99% of the issues, a couple of 1% items that will continue to be discussed, but this is how legislation works and how leaders are elected. military guy in the freshman class, it is important we pragmatic about getting results, result here is the speaker is one person of a body of 434. we re committed to being able to move forward agenda that helps the american people and gets us on the same page. ashley: i don t think anybody disagrees healthy conversation is needed and they have known this is coming for a couple months, maybe this should have been hashed out a couple months ago. zach nunn, thank you for getting up with us. todd: thank you for your service. ashley: the man accused of murdering four university of idaho students. todd: the fbi was on to him weeks before his arrest. brooke singm
you re sitting a high school bleachers of the gym your one if your name will even be called. in august it will be my 33rd wedding anniversary. is the best decision i have ever made in life. almost exactly 13 years ago at my wife and children and i stood in our front yard and announced a bid for congress. life it goes fast every section of our minds get full. looking back can be educational, therapeutic, inspiring make us grateful and sympathetic and wise. we have been meeting here on sunday nights for a year now. a lot has happened in our country and around the world. they withdrawal of u.s. troops in afghanistan the death of american soldiers on that lingering question of what we got for what we paid with the lives of american soldiers over the course of the past 20 years we have borne witness to the war in ukraine, the threat to democracy the mixed messages from some in this country whether we should support it democracy or brutal dictators and gas prices inflation crime go
a week to remember in american judicial history. the supreme court ruling that a new york law restricting the concealed firearms violates the second amendment. the decision 6-3. it determined the constitutional safeguards, the right to carry a gun outside the home. there goes a law 100 years old. roe v. wade has beenover turned and the question of abortion has been returned to the states. brian: returning the power to the states as bill hemmer mentioned in realtime. actions promised in the senate. could this be the breaking point for the filibuster as they rye to trump the supreme court decision. joining me, senator tim scott. i never thought we would be talking about roe v. wade being overturned. not speculation. fundamental to being american is the promise of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. it all starts with life. protecting life is a powerful day, every day should be a day of the celebration of life. brian: if the state you are in does not answer that ques
states, 79 years old. tested positive with covid-19. but the indications are he will be fine. but is the presidency going to be fine. indications are it s not. it s not just me saying it. it s most of the country and the media saying it. how did this happen? president biden was supposed to be the steady be force to moderate a country in a nation increasingly polarized. america is awakening to the fact that president biden is not moderate. there is nothing moderate about any of this and nothing unifying with trillions in spending to turn far left fantasies into reality. brian: why is he acting this way, not like a moderate. if you look closely at joe biden s career. he has never been a thought leader or great thinker. case in point, the top issues of today and yesterday. abortion. the ban on partial birth abortions or late term abortions. you supported that ban. i did. do you believe life begins at conception? i am prepared to accept my church s view. it s clear to m