thank you for watching a sea of back tomorrow at 5 pm eastern for another live hou of politicsnation. we will speak with secretary o education miguel cardona and civil rights icon, andrew yang american voices with alici menendez starts right now. on msnbc - hello to you at home, i a alicia menendez. we begin to saturday wit abortion rights, which is once again in the florida supreme court, a year after the high court ended 50 years of settle law. the court has temporaril blocked restrictions against the abortion pill mifepristone until wednesday. that is the justice time too way to preserve the fda approval o the bill a federal judge in texas invalidated earlier this month as of this moment, the pill is still available with som restrictions that is because an appeals court blocked part of the texa ruling because of aspects, suc as prohibiting the pill to mail, and making it only available t women seven weeks pregnant o less the pill manufacturer joined the biden administr
forward. committee members also dropping this big bit of news today, they are now considering a subpoena to compel ginni thomas, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas to testify. i m gonna talk to barbara, liana at or beyond demonstrations, her thoughts on what else can be done in a post-roe world. plus, it succeeded in pennsylvania, and they re trying it elsewhere. will a risky democratic strategy to help support extremists at republican primaries with the hope they ll be easier to pick off at a general election actually payoff? or is a putting democracy at risk? and we ll introduce you to a very different maga, mothers against greg abbott. launching a very personal campaign to get rid of the texas governor. that story is ahead. we want to start the with the january 6th investigation. as we played at the top there, pressure continuing to mount on the doj to prosecute former president trump and his inner circle. in the wake of trump associate steve bannon s convic
unlike anything we have seen before in one week, president biden and donald trump will face off in the earliest general election debate in modern history. the biden campaign is a deliberate choice to challenge the saturday show a an early debate to force voters to reckon with the reality of the choice they have to make sooner rather than later. today, we got the details of how the debate will play out. independent candidate robert f kennedy junior officially failing to qualify for the debate, leaving trump and biden to share the stage alone next week. president biden won a coin toss allowing him to choose his referred position on stage, he will be changing at the podium on the right of the television screen while trump will have the podium on the left, the same configuration of the two debates held four years ago, donald trump got to choose the order of the closing statement, he chose to go last to give him the final word. we have new details on how the two candidates plan to
months away but donald trump has already begun his campaign to undermine the results of this year s presidential race. he has started to sow seeds of doubt about the integrity of the election that hasn t happened yet. during the speech last night at an event hosted by turning point usa, he even appeared to cast doubt on the entire electoral system. when i go to california, we have 100,000 people show up. i said why are we losing california? why would we lose it? it is so corrupt. the whole election process. setting aside for the moment this insidious lie about the electoral process, in the event that twice impeached recently convicted ex-president trump does when ski in november, conservatives already have a very well thought out plan ready to implement on january 20 of 2025. it is known as project 2025 and it s a 920 page playbook spearheaded by the heritage foundation that includes plans that a second trump administration could implement on day one. it primarily seeks t
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