chris brice very much. that s all in on this tuesday night. alex wagner starts tonight. good evening. alex wagner starts as a fellow browi feel the same way. unfortunately, so much death and destruction becomes abstract and when there is some sort of foothold you have into your own reality i think it makes at once both and easier to be involved in the story. i m with you on that front. thank. you have a good night. thanks to you at home for joining me tonight. approximately 140 police officers were injured on january 6th when a violent mob stormed the capitol. one of those officers was gems glancing jing, a 17 year veteran of the capitol police. this is how mr. blossoming described that data pbs news hour. you just hear just noise and people running at me as far as i can see. from the crypt to the north side center side of the capital just running after us. as bad as it looks on filled, believe me it was much worse. they can stitch to mega together as much footage as
The Supreme Court of Georgia ruled early Tuesday morning that the state's six-week abortion restriction could remain in effect while litigation continues through the courts.
here, especially when it comes to the evangelical community, and what he told me is while trump did cement the support from that community back in 16 and again in 2020, there are some cracks forming, especially because of some of trump s sentiments after the 2022 election where he laid some blame on the anti-abortion movement for the losses in the 2022 midterms. he also called the florida abortion bill, the six-week heartbeat ban in florida too harsh, which is very similar to the abortion bill that governor kim reynolds is going to sign in just a couple of hours here right now, so for the community here, that s a very important movement and a very, very important issue to folks. so vander plaats says the voters here are looking to folks on the life issue. they are looking to folks on character. that s another big concern with former president trump. he says people really want to be able to tell their kids, hey, the person in the white house is a role model for you, and so they are loo
question. and what is happening here is that he s facing two competing pressures, right. everything that has happened since dobbs said that he should not commit to an abortion ban because the intensity has profoundly shifted in this country of politics on abortion for 50 years pro-life movement had the intensity. now everything that we see in the polling shows that we re at the high water mark for support for abortion rights. and this is pretty uniform, especially when it comes to suburban women. at the same time now, he s in a primary and he s being outflanked by candidates like pence and desantis who are willing to commit to foerl abortion ban and in desantis s case a six-week heartbeat ban bill. and trump is thinking i m going to be pushed to the right to commit to this nationwide ban but then in a general election is going to be toxic. and to your point, look at this polling from nbc news. 66% of suburban women oppose over turning roe. look at the number for women