to use them both together, right ? but can you explain it? crystal works on its own and what that means for women. right poppy. so let s talk a little bit about how this all works. so first let s start with this is i think a lot of people don t realize this about 53% of abortions in the united states are done with pills so not with surgery but are done with pills and it s two pills. as you mentioned. the first one is mifepristone. and then the second one is a pill called miso. prospal the texas judge s ruling, if it if it doesn t get blocked or changed in any way it would get rid of mifepristone for women all over the country, no matter uh, what state you live in? that would leave doctors only with my suppressed all to use in miscarriages and abortions. that s another important point, which is that these drugs are used not just for abortions, but also in miscarriage care. and so what would end up happening is a woman with just get my process it ll, and that s a little problematic. it s
presidents? what is it about it? well i think it s degree of connection between ireland and america like you ll never. you ll never see anything like it. irish american like it s just something you have always grown up with him. sure, you have as well and the immigration immigration. yeah let me just get this straight. so your grace grace grace grandfather was joe biden s great grandfather s cousin. good i think that s the hotel. yes yes, genealogists are working overtime in ireland bar. i hope you have a great day. i hope you get to see the president, by the way, guys that we have even more cousins are over here. gathering already they re everywhere. they re everywhere done. explain this to us, cousin. great great great grandfather was joe biden s second cousin. is that what you re? is that what he said? yeah yeah, something like that. yeah my great grandmother bumped into his cousin in the street.
communicator in the republican party today, so putting the optimism together with the fighting spirit could be a combination for him to make some hay said that admittedly, you think he starts off low, he said, like 1% right, is that so ? can you handicap handicap the field for us? because if you look at it, you got donald trump , who appointed nikki haley. she s gonna be running against him. right? and you have nikki haley, who who appointed tim scott. right so you know, handicapped this for us. how do you see this playing out? well i think it s pretty simple. you ve got trump who occupies a fairly large space and you have everyone else and the any everyone else bucket ron desantis right now is by far and away the most powerful candidate in that group. and so all that non trump route the people who are looking to consolidate the i want someone else crowd. they re going to be fighting each other over the next several months to see who can emerge. a prolonged fragmentation helps trump. i
just like tim scott. whoever it happens to be. what they want to try to do is get to a place where it s essentially a one on one contest that gives them the best chance to take out trump in a non fragmented field. so this is where tim scott is starts pretty low, but with a lot of skills, and i think republicans are going to love him out there and i m glad he s in the race because i think we need more optimists and politics. he is one of the most optimistic people s life stories terrific, and it s inspiring to a lot of folks whether he wins or loses. he s an inspiring guy. we need people like tim scott politics, and it s good that he s in there, scott, we appreciate it. and time to get your kids on the school bus. we wish you were here. but you know, get at it, dad. you got it. you got it. i got to go. wake him up right now is on the stove and scott, we re sorry, also, and at the end, and i said no, but we re sorry. what happened in your state? and we hope you guys are holding up thinki
much access to classified documents. but your key concern here is the damage to our allies. good morning. thank you for joining us, but that is your key concern. yeah. good morning . all and good morning. don yeah, absolutely. and part of that reason is because this is relatively recent information about an ongoing conflict. it wasn t older information that is embarrassing, but you can get over. this is in real time, and it s causing problems for our allies today, you know, there were some really sensitive leaks about you know different activities happening in and around ukraine. that hurts our allies. and it does hurt our credibility a little bit. they they re going to start asking about what they share and how they share it. and this happened after wikileaks. but this is going to happen again. and it s going to take a real effort by the administration to go and try to patch this thing up. you ve made the point that the intel doesn t tell the whole story, which makes it i would assume