they should decide what should happen here? lawrence: absolutely not. i typically stay out of these type of issues because i say, just let people be. do what you want to do. but that s not protecting the women right here. i don t think people should give an inch on this issue. and honestly, i think they are taking the kindness of americans as weaknesses. a lot of americans believe, let people do what they want with their lives. let people go and what bathrooms they want. and then we get to hear, and we know this is wrong. i mean, just from a science we have a young lady that was just hurt this week because the ball was spiked at her head. that s going to be a lot of women that are injured in these sports martha: let s watch that. allowing biological males to compete against biological females is dangerous. i may be the first to come before you with an injury, but if this doesn t pass, i won t be the last.
was so this is a punch in the face of free press. and so what can you do is keep on focused being focused on this focus on on evans release, but also keep voicing your support. evan himself has gotten word of someone to support that has been offered and is thankful for that , as we have heard from from from our lawyers, his lawyers and so this matters for him. it matters for his family, and it matters for media. i wonder how much that will help. just keeping it in the news. i know i m on the website and on the app. if you go there, his story is front and center and you have to scroll by it. same thing. you re keeping it on the cover of the paper. you must keep this in the news so that it doesn t pass. how much is all of this help? this deeming it him wrongfully detained and keeping it in the news. as the dow jones ceo said that we ve been extremely grateful for the support of journalistic
not happen. here s the state of play as it is right now. house republicans have been adamant, led by house speaker kevin mccarthy that they are not going to sign off on what s known as just a clean debt ceiling. it would just be clearing the debt ceiling. they want to attach to that spending cuts and a fiscal agreement before they do any of that. they want to negotiate before they sign off on raising the debt limit. the white house has been equally adamant that they don t want to negotiate at all. so, that s really where we are at this point. mitch mcconnell also saying today that he believes negotiations will take place. senate majority leader chuck schumer really pinning this on what he calls maga republicans and saying nothing about negotiations. and of course the house and senate come back next week. this is what they re going to be squarely focused on. we do know that some bipartisan talks in the house have begun to percolate, but those are in very, very early stages. the bottom l
if you re ashamed of it, that s on you. but let s at least educate the youth the correct way about what our history is. bakari, i m not arguing with you. i m just giving you the reasonings put forth by the governor s office. it says in the letter, as presented, we find this ap course doesn t pass our muster. please come back with another course. or if you would like to work with us, we re willing to do that. i m not sure they re dismissing it out of hand. david, politically, does this work for governor desantis? is this a popular thing, you think, for governor desantis among republican voters in florida? yeah, look, i think that the governor, right, has taken up this anti-woke woke comes to die in florida, right? and he s taken it up pretty aggressively. i m not quite sure that this may have been rolled out in the best way. i think a lot of explanations a little bit more explaining should be done on this. i don t think it s dismissing the ap course out of hand.
prime minister say she no longer has enough in her tank to do the job justice. i ve never heard a world leader being candid in that way. she really was candid. that was the hallmark of her entire leadership. she s clearly been through a lot. her country s been through a lot. she s been six years in office, and she had crisis after crisis after crisis. there was the massacre in christchurch. there was obviously covid and the lockdown. there was then, having got rid of covid, then there was covid with a vengeance, and a whole group of people who really did not want to deal the lockdown anymore. of course the economy suffered. so, there was a lot of crises she had to deal with, including the climate and other such things. you ve interviewed the prime minister three times. she s the head of the government of a comparatively small country. yet she s had a lot of cultural and political influence worldwide. what do you think accounts for that? well, i think you re absolutely right. at o