that the midwest remits. alexi mccammond, thank you very much for joining us early, and thank you for getting up way too early with us on this wednesday morning. morning joe startis right now. we need to take this grief and turn it into action. i am a person of faith, i was raisin raised in the church if you are a person of faith and you want to give us your thoughts and prayers, we want them and we need them. our community is hurting, but we need policies in place that will keep this from happening again so that thoughts and prayers do not have to be offered to yet another community ripped apart by the savage violence coming from guns. that s democratic congressman morgan mcgarvy making a plea for action on gun violence after monday s mass shooting in louisville we re getting a look at the deadly confrontation between police and the gun nan we ll have that and the latest in the investigation ahead. trump on fox news making outlandish claims about his arraignment
promises made, promises kept and we did i mean, we really did. and yet, this house gop is off to such a slow start here s the washington post actually saying in its first three months in charge, gingrich s republican majority approved ten planks of the contract with america, including balanced budget law, the presidential overhaul of welfare laws and a huge tax cut proposal what we ve seen from this republican congress has been a circus the first week was a circus i mean, i ve got to say, c-span loved it, because it was like c-span viewing like you never saw, other than the time willie charged the floor when i was there and we both passed out that s another story it was 89 people that remember what happened in 89. i can keep going all day i ve got four hours. but think about this they ran saying the democrats were only focused on marginal issues that they immediated to care about inflation. they needed to care about
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The province has tabled its Protection of Critical Infrastructure Act also often referred to as the anti-protest bill.
Bill 57 was designed in the fallout of the protests in February 2020 in support of the Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs which ground the rail industry to a halt, though Justice Minister Cameron Friesen said it was not written because of the blockades. The bill would allow, on application, the Court of Queen’s Bench to establish a protection zone that bars people from protesting on critical infrastructure. It may also designate an area where protesters may gather.
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it s notoriously good about keeping rulings under wraps. we were able to go back and find a few reported leaks in court history. in 1973 time magazine correctly predicted the decision in row versus wade. after that the chief justice told law clerks to avoid reporters like us, rick. in 1979 the chief justice blamed a print shop employee for telling the court s ruling to abc reporter tim o brien in a liable case that involved cbs 60 minutes. o brien s name pops up again in 66 when he reported that the court would strike down part of a balanced budget law. let me finish this up. there is brown versus the board of education in 1954 obviously a very big decision. this has nothing to do with the leak. the justices themselves believed to have tipped off the attorney general, secretary of state, and the chief justice s wife tipped off the fact a landmark decision