pregnant yet. so even if roe-v-wade is not overturned, we have a lot of work to do to guarantee women reproductive rights. it s a central issue in in the campaign. the young people are driving us in the party. they are going to drive us through the general election, and there s a lot of sympathy for people, even if conservative states when they are younger to keep the status quo. i am going to show you this. the white house waged a quiet kaump pain to create a supreme court opening. how much of it is driven by president trump s desire to leave a lasting legacy. i mean, if he picks somebody, you know, 40s, 50s, even as late
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preserve roe-v-wade, even those that identify as pro-life. 6 out of 10 of them want to preserve rights to abortion at least in certain cases. so it s hard to see them making a case. if 7 out of 10 americans support abortion, it s foolish for republicans to think that this is an issue that is bad for them. paul, we know the issue of the supreme court nominees was a mobilizing factor for trump s base in the general election, he came out with his list of dozen of candidates that he said that he would put forth if he had the openings. i am curious to get the thoughts by the politics of it now. s that issue of roe-v-wade become a litmus test that they are going to use politically down the road? absolutely.
local activism, ending it, with everything happening, trump lost this fight twice. first under pressure the to narrow the order and a judge taking it further, ordering on wednesday that the white house legally must reunite the families, noting the fact set forth, portray reactive governance and reacting to a circumstance of the government s making. that s the trump administration s own making, saying it belies measured and ordered governance. here the law was able to take the families and try to put them back together and note that immigrants have a right to some due process. that s a sign that the courts still work. though who leads them is now, i can tell you, the defining question of the trump
a long time. we started together at the department of justice. normally this dude is cool as a cucumber. he s not emotional. he s rational and to see him go in at the congressional hearing as he did yesterday tells us a couple of things. he s mad as hell and he s not taking it anymore. that s bad news for president trump. he s kind of boxed in, the president is. if he fires rosenstein then he is providing more evidence of obstruction of justice. if leaves him in, then trump has someone who is supervising the investigation of trump who is very angry at him and knows has experience first hand trump s ways of trying to derail investigations. rosenstein justifiably feels used. i have to say in the public appearance he s made he s shown a very calm demeanor. he s even joked around a lot in the times he s fielded