don t say gay education ban to all grades, and inside the debt ceiling show down. house speaker kevin mccarthy is trying to sell his new debt limit that aims to cut major parts of president biden s agenda does he have the votes inside his own party to get it passed our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments and we start on capitol hill where house speaker kevin mccarthy is trying to sell his new bill to increase the debt limit and cut government spending to avoid defaulting on the country s debt for the first time in american history nbc s capitol hill correspondent ali vitali joins me know first of all, how close are we to the debt ceiling and what s the plan reporter: look, we ve got a few weeks still, chris, but we watched the first meeting happen between speaker kevin mccarthy and president joe biden more than 70 days ago, and since then, it s been pretty party line posturing since then. and that s making some people pretty worried, especially w
self-imposed deadline for the justices to decide what to do with mifepristone. the question is why did he extend are there strong feelings about what the courts should do? is one of the justices writing a fiery dissent? laura jarrett is back with us to explain what we know and what will it mean for health care, specifically women s health care mifepristone is not just used for medicated abortion it s also used to help manage miscarriages, and this is not just a theoretical conversation. we have concrete examples of what happens when politicians and the courts start making the rules on health care after more than a year of fertility treatments and a day after she made the guest list for her baby shower, amanda zarorwski found out her 18-week fetus would not survive. she was then denied a medically necessary abortion in texas because her doctors were too scared to do anything that would put them in jail she joined us to explain how near death she had to get before doctors would
local law enforcement to go out and hunt these animals, these wild animals down and had to kill most of them. that prompted ohio to finally pass a law that prohibits private ownership of exotic animals. you can still own and operate sang sanctuaries. i think this guy had some sort of a permit. if you go through the ohio department of agriculture, and you pay the fees, and you pass the inspections, et cetera ohio does have because of this incident in zanesville, ohio built for lack of a better word, its own little exotic animal prison or holding facility there s a lot of secrecy around it we re not sure how many animals or which animals are in it, but after the zanesville incident, they had to basically confiscate animals from all of these private owners and care for them well, some good came out of the bad that they re not letting
built for lack of a better word, its own little exotic animal prison or holding facility there s a lot of secrecy around it we re not sure how many animals or which animals are in it, but after the zanesville incident, they had to basically confiscate animals from all of these private owners and care for them well, some good came out of the bad that they re not letting those situations develop again laura bischoff, thank you so much, good to have you on the program. appreciate your time. that s going to do it for us this hour. make sure to join us for chris jansing reports every weekday, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc our coverage continues with katy tur reports right now good to be with you today, i m katy tur what is happening at the supreme court? justice alito extended his