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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190601:02:53:00

clinic would be able to remain open as the case works its way through the courts. writing that such a decision was, necessary to preserve the status quo and prevent irreparable injury. this ruling comes just one week after that same missouri governor signed into law a ban on all abortions in the state after eight weeks of pregnancy. the latest in a series of restrictive abortion laws around the country. on wednesday, louisiana s democratic antiabortion governor john bell edwards signed into law a similarly restrictive ban on abortions after six weeks. a period during which some women don t even know that they are pregna pregnant. this is all part of an effort by antiabortion forces around the country to push the issue to the united states supreme court to try to get the court s conservative majority to overturn the landmark precedent in roe v. wade, which cotfied the right to an abortion in the united states. earlier this evening the former head of planned parenthood,

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190601:05:53:00

clinic would be able to remain open as the case works its way through the courts. writing that such a decision was, necessary to preserve the status quo and prevent irreparable injury. this ruling comes just one week after that same missouri governor signed into law a ban on all abortions in the state after eight weeks of pregnancy. the latest in a series of restrictive abortion laws around the country. on wednesday, louisiana s democratic antiabortion governor john bell edwards signed into law a similarly restrictive ban on abortions after six weeks. a period during which some women don t even know that they are pregnant. this is all part of an effort by antiabortion forces around the country to push the issue to the united states supreme court to try to get the court s conservative majority to overturn the landmark precedent in roe v. wade, which codified the right to an abortion in the united states. earlier this evening the former head of planned parenthood, cecile richards, join

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190205:11:07:00

just going to sign into law those national background checks. i m going to just sign into law a ban on military-style assault weapons, i m going to sign into law a ban on bump stocks and go down the steps. because, again, you actually do have a number of deaths directly related that s an emergency. that is a national emergency most americans would agree. i think you hit it right on the head. it was very interesting the way cornyn laid out his three points. the first one dealt with what you just raised and the third one dealt with the other political problem, which is when it gets to the senate, it won t take many defections to walk away from the president. the republicans do not want the embarrassment of that, number one. but the other legislate ive problem is the one you just put your finger on. they know this all comes back

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20171106:17:37:00

las vegas. las vegas we had the worst mass shooting in our nation s history. it was five weeks ago. so maybe now is the time. you want to talk about leadership? the state of massachusetts already passed and the republican lieutenant governor signed into law a ban on bump stocks. last friday. that s leadership. the gun violence, the death rate from gun violence in the state of massachusetts is three people per 100,000 per year. in texas, that rate is 12, in louisiana, it s 20. it s very obvious for anybody that understands anything about math that our gun laws do matter. and we need to have a discussion about our laws and we need to improve them in the states that have very weak gun laws, and texas a place where i called home for more than half of my life, is a you know, a state that needs to take a serious look at its gun laws. and not just talk about changing the visa programs when one incident happens rather than

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