Now in America Today in 2024 women have fewer rights than their mothers and their grandmothers had because of donald trump. Trump bragged how proud he was to get rid of roe v. Wade. He took credit for it. He said there has to be punishment for women exercising reproductive freedom. That was President Biden calling out Donald Trump On Reproductive Rights in his home state. Well have much more from the president s speech straight ahead. Meanwhile, the former president spent his day in a new york courtroom. Well get expert legal analysis on yesterdays testimony in the Hush Money Trial and the gag order against trump. And well bring you reaction from lawmakers on capitol hill after the Senate Passed a package of foreign aid bills. All right, all right, good morning and welcome to Way Too Early. On this wednesday, april 24th. I am sam stein in for jonathan lemire. Testimony in Donald Trumps Hush Money Criminal Trial is scheduled to resume tomorrow after several Key Developments in court yes
to campaign even more openly against abortion after republicans suffered shocking setbacks in the midterms. abortion and the overturning of roe v. wade galvanized voters this cycle. and the response at the ballot box has led to infighting and finger pointing inside the anti-abortion movement. politico reports that while anti-abortion groups dominated conservative politics and the local level for years, many were taken aback by the midterm results, and are now struggling to regroup. joining us now healthcare reporter for politico, alice miranda olson. good morning. thank you for being here this morning. you have a lot of interesting reporting on this. including the antiabortion groups are republican challengers seeking to unseat republican democrats, as well as sitting members of their own party. talk to us about this infighting. so it s really striking to me that they are lashing out at the candidates that they spent a lot of money and a lot of effort
restricting access, denying coverage, slashing quality and massively raising taxes. jillian: the president saying his plan will offer seniors access to more innovate i and innovative and affordable health care coverage options. here to break it down for is healthcare reporter if the washington examiner, who got the memo to dress in your finest fall colors today. leland says why go to a pumpkin patch when you can bring it here on tv? thanks for joining me on that. we need some apple cider now. jillian: now to more things. let s talk about what this do for seniors. break t down. this is what s known as medicare advantage it is run by private insurance companies, allowing those plans to offer more than they do now, nutrition services, rides to doctor offices, the ability to use your computer or your ipad to talk directly with your doctor. he s going to also allow
the senate bill looks remarkably like the house bill. howie: what do you think ray s point that television in particular does a less than stellar job on the substance of healthcare. where mitch mcconnell wants to have a vote on this thing. shannon: i was a healthcare reporter for a today he kade. they write about it every time someone pulls out of the dahm ware exchange the. but they also write about medicaid. howie: barack obama who rarely commented directly on his predecessor went on camera and said this bill is mean. hillary clinton said if the republicans pass this bill, they are the death party.
the senate bill looks remarkably like the house bill. howie: what do you think ray s point that television in particular does a less than stellar job on the substance of healthcare. where mitch mcconnell wants to have a vote on this thing. shannon: i was a healthcare reporter for a today he kade. they write about it every time someone pulls out of the dahm ware exchange the. but they also write about medicaid. howie: barack obama who rarely commented directly on his predecessor went on camera and said this bill is mean. hillary clinton said if the republicans pass this bill, they