my thanks. welcome to the beat. i don t have time to goof around him. i have cecile richards here on the policy and political earthquake. later tonight, we have an update with stunning developments in the push to punish lives in society and our broken politics. a twist in the alex jones trial we have been covering. you are going to want to see it and he s going to wish you didn t. later tonight, new subpoenas in the january 6 and coo conspiracies. we begin with one of those seemingly unexpected developments that i can report tonight, again shows the limits of these beltway pundit predictions that we share so much. it shows how action and persistence and organizing can beat predictions or cynicism even in today s politics with everything we all live through and feel about what is wrong with today s politics. you probably have some idea of what i m referring to. ever since the supreme court struck down roe v. wade, with republican appointees shredding their own claims the
q anon, conspiracies that could unhinge our ability to function as a fact-based democracy. thanks for joining me. we will go big picture. let s start with what happened today. how bad was this for mr. jones on a scale of one to 10? really bad. i would say 10, maybe 11 or 12. these are the kinds of scenes you do not see in courtrooms. it s like a law and order moment. essentially, he s already lost the case at the judge s order because he has repeatedly broken the courtroom procedures. now, he is finding himself it s up to the jury to decide how much the damages are going to be. here they are deciding, is this a credible guy? do we believe he is apology apologizing or is he just trying to get out of this? he is shown on the stands to be
flames and passengers jumping out. we saw the impact and we looked on the other side of the train and it was engulfed in flames. heather: would you rather have a boy or girl? surprising, shocking findings america s baby bias. gregg: we begin with courtroom bombshell in the casey anthony murder trial. the judge suddenly stopping the courtroom procedures before the first witnessed was even called to the stand today. judge s explanation, a legal matter had come up. phil keating reports from orlando. reporter: no one saw this coming. jury deliberations and witness testimony in the casey anthony murder trial delayed by yet another day. this saturday was supposed to be a full day of court and witness testimony to help make out the loss day on monday where there were issues with the attorneys. judge perry did not get what he