abortions in his state after six weeks. a move that polarized fellow conservatives. joining us is democratic congressman jared moskowitz. good morning, congressman. i wonder what you make of what s happening in nebraska, in south carolina, especially given your home state just recently had the governor sign that six-week abortion ban. yeah, i think twhat we are seeing, and we saw it last year in kansas, we are seeing republicans starting to push back on, you know, the extreme policy that is being pushed by moderate republicans across the country. it s going too far. the republican party used to be the party add to your lives, your bedroom and now they want to control every aspect of your life. women s abortion is a women s health issue. women in this country are starting to push back. we told people the dobbs decision was not about returning it back to the states that they wanted the dobbs decision because they wanted to get rid of abortion and now american is seeing that happen. obv
that is still his position, saying he is not going to negotiate. so you are saying that s unsustainable? yeah, i think that the president of the united states and the speaker should always be talking. we will see when they talk if and when. congressman moskowitz, thank you for being near this morning. thank you. and as the coronation of king charles iii quickly approaches, it s raising questions about the monarchy in the modern era. air that hill takes a closer look at the role of the royals today for this week s episode of the whole story. she is going to join us live next. a thing of the past. because only tempur-pedic uses ourur one-of-a-kind, incrediblyly adaptive tempur® material. to relieve pressure points and support your body, in a way nono other mattress can. molecule by molecule, and millimeter by millimimeter. all night. every night. now is the perfect time to experience the mattress ranked #1 in customer satisfaction by j.d. power, four years in a row. learn more a
and now looking at this. adrian, thanks for covering it. want to talk about politics now because house speaker kevin mccarthy believes house republicans have done their jobs. after narrowly passing a debt ceiling increase, what will happen if the democratic-controlled senate sends it back? we will have congressman jared moskowitz about that and more. that s next. plus, this. stood up and he assessed the situation and eventually saw that the driver passed out. that is a seventh grader in michigan who took charge when his bus driver passed out while driving. the bus was filled but 13-year-old dillon reeves thanks to smart thinking hit the brakes, steered the bus to a stop in the middle of the road.
good morning. good morning to you. this controversy is just the latest example of members of congress making money or limiting their losses during a time of anxiety for everyday americans. both republicans and democrats or their family members traded shares of bank stocks during the silicon valley and signature bank crisis last month. the children of congressman moskowitz of florida threw a financial advisor sold shares worth between $65,150,000 according to a report from capitol trades. a spokesperson says he made the trades before a congressional briefing on the banking crisis. congresswoman malliotakis, new york republican bought shares in the regional bank that took over signature bank amid the turmoil. abigail spanberger is pushing
speaker of the house and the president, united states should always talk. right and so should the leader of the senate should always be talking. so i think i think joe biden should be talking to kevin mccarthy, even if those conversations right now. prove nothing productive, but i do think they should be talking. and what is your fear? if there are these talks don t happen. well, my fear is that this gets pushed all the way to the last moment. and then if we re at the last moment and things fall apart, we go off. we go off the cliff for the first time in default, which would be absolutely catastrophic. but despite the pressure among some democrats like that, congressman moskowitz right there the democratic leaders are still holding firm, including chuck schumer, the senate majority leader, who told me this afternoon that even if house republicans passed their bill next week, they will not change their posture going forward and that any bill, he said. that must be ultimately enacted mus