how much does it cost to lie t the american people? well, this week, fox settled the dominion voting system defamation lawsuit, agreeing t pay a staggering seven point 8 excuse me, 787 point $5 millio in settlements it is one of the largest settlements in defamatio history in this country, and i shows that fox was at leas somewhat afraid that the jur might sign against them. that, it s, clear was th financial cost of lying to the american people. but the other cost, th reputational costs, that is little bit harder to explain after the settlement was announced, fox released this statement, which read, in part we acknowledge the court rulings finding certain claims about dominion to be false this settlement reflects foxes continued commitment to th highest journalistic standards we are hopeful that ou decision to settle this disput with dominion amicably, instea of the acrimony of a divisiv trial, allows the country to move forward from these issues now, did you notice a word
about new york city very deeply, but he just is trying to mak sure that it s worth it to the city it s almost like he is tryin [interpreter and he s also said that he s willing to testify, so he is trying to create a more simple guy narrative himself. and you see a judge kind o just systematically batting th narrative down, saying that it is really not that important just showing that he is having a little bit less luck than he had in the past controlling th story and then sort of manipulating it to his advantage. we will see what happen when this trial gets started later this week, katie benner, doug jones, thank you so muc to the both of you for you time and your insight this evening. greatly appreciate it. after a break, a uniquel american phenomenon. getting shot for simply making a mistake. a mistake. shake n feed. that s it. miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. how to grow delicious herbs:
has been made. so what s interesting is you v seen, first of all, looking at jim jordan you ve done somethin interesting here he s claimed there has been legitimate, congressiona reason about oversight in orde to speak with mark pomerantz because he decided that he wants to introduce incredibl specific bill that the forme president is under investigation by a state to be prosecuted, but should b immediately be moved to th federal system now, again, that s incredibl specific you can make of that what yo will but that is sort of the reason why he says he needs to talk t mark pomerantz because he says that mark is i a unique position to understan the sorts of investigation having work on one himself pomerantz, for his part, he is put in this impossible situation we are both ji jordan is asking him to come before the committee, and he risks violating that subpoena, and being held in contempt and alvin bragg has sued him t not testify. so, again, the court i basically giving everybody a lit
protections for our provider as it leads to reproductiv health care, and the legislature is also considerin sending the voters here constitutional amendment to th oregon constitution, protectin the right to abortion, gende affirming care, marriage equality, on the basis o protecting people from discrimination all of these things ar essential, because, as a state as these decisions have come back to the state, we have t protect individuals freedom an their access to health care. what is your understanding, perhaps, more broadly speaking as a politician. what is your understanding o why republicans are targetin and going after reproductive rights, an issue that th overwhelming majority of americans support and access for women in this country? i want to reaffirm that americans, widely suppor access to reproductive healt care, including abortion
the transition from the much more restrictive notion of self-defense that we borrowe from english common law to our contemporary understanding o the protection she says that, overtime, a dut to retreat from a threat was transformed into what she no refers to as a selective right to kill. it is an idea that has becom so in brained ingrained in our society, th two notes that legal self-defense in many ways ha become a naturalized a universal of a civil right so we have become a societ that acts on fear, one tha shoots first, and then ask questions later. here is senator chris murphy o the senate floor this week we are becoming a heavily armed nation, so fearful, an angry, and a hair trigge anxious that gun murders are just the way in which we worke out our frustrations it only gets more terrifyin when you take a look at what