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court justice. clarence thomas and samuel alito. they were each appointed 15 years apart by presidents from connecticut who wanted you to believe they were from texas. the bushes were born in connecticut where the family had deep roots. the father of the first president bush was prescott bush. republican senator from connecticut. the bush family preferred to go to college close to home so father and son presidents both went to yale. they were called country club republicans. they hated paying taxes. the first president bush was a supporter of planned parenthood before he was selected to be ronald reagan s running mate in 1980 whereupon he had to suddenly pretend he was opposed to any and all abortions. by the time george w. bush was running for president, country club republicans had been banished from the party and replaced by born again christians which george w. bush claimed to be. 1988 was one of those years when presidential campaign polls could not have been more wrong
severe weather threat in the coming hours, from the south all the way up into new york. and the horrific images. the tornadoes slamming communities. among them, the ef-3 tornado touching down in greenfield, iowa. homes wiped away. tonight, 45 million americans on alert again, right now across multiple states. and we ll take you through it. tonight, the other breaking story. the horrific and deadly workplace shooting outside philadelphia. police now say an employee waiting this morning for coworkers to arrive for work and opening fire. this evening, the supreme court justice under the microscope now, just days after images emerged showing an upside down american flag flying outside the home of justice samuel alito for several days after january 6th. tonight, news on a second flag, this time at his beach house. tonight, the new images inside that passenger jet rocked by deadly turbulence. the damage inside the cabin. blood everywhere. and the american family of four, a mo
important to remind students that they can mess up a lot and still find their way go orange believer, jake tapper starts right now trump in the bronx, looking to challenge the status quo. he says, the lead starts right now in the empire state, which no republican presidential candidate has one and 40 years, donald trump is setting his sights on new york. he s looking to make inroads with black and hispanic voters today in the bronx scenario, he lost by quite a bit in 2020. what today s moves says about the political moment we re in chinese fighter jets and warships and circling taiwan, the chinese government insisted this is only a task, but there also calling these quote punishment drills plus as the summer concert season kicks off, the federal lawsuit aiming to break up live nation and ticketmaster accusing the 20 ten merger of stifling competition, hurting consumers. i ll talk to one of the top prosecutors taking on the ticket behemoth everyone, welcome to lead. i m ja
david: tornadoes, damaging winds. and that thunderstorm moving over new york city, downing trees and power lines. thousands of flights affected. and tonight here, the new outlook for memorial day across the country. also tonight, police releasing new video showing the confrontation between the world s number one golfer, scottie scheffler, and a police officer directing traffic around a deadly accident? louisville. what the video shows. tonight, women and abortion rights in this country. the louisiana legislature passing a first of its kind bill classifying two abortion pills as dangerous controlled substa substances. possessing the drugs without a prescription could lead to jail time. the justice department filing about anti-trust lawsuit to break up the parent company of ticketmaster, accusing them of monopolizing the concert industry. i waited in line for, like, six hours. david: you ll remember the taylor swift concert tickets, the fans so upset. tonight, the d