tulsi, great to see you tonight. now, i think most of the of o today s democratic party, they haven t grappled with the fact that people aren t leavinge the party because of jusavt one issue. they re leaving the party because of like 10 issues in the lurch to the left that i mean, they ve they ve gone sot far left. they ve left t america. s i mean, this is an unrecognizable coalition of radicals unr. yeah, laura , they re lurching further and further towards r insanity. really. there s no other woreally. d that i can find to describe it.f you know, the list of reasons, unfortunately, is long. se and i think we will continueamec to see more anand more americane who maybe call themselves democrats and or use d to . but but leaving the democraticho party because of a whole host of reasonsst o. n el it s, you know, an elitist cabal of warmongers. it s made of politicians, the propaganda media, big tech and the national security state. they are weaponizes the security state to go after
using a lot in this context, i think appropriately, this will be back before the nin justices and nancy, let me ask you about what some states are doing. you ve got massachusetts washington, even oregon as o today they essentially have announce that they have stockpiled th drug other states, like new york, california are stockpiling other drugs used in medication abortion what would you advise people t do you have talked about the figh for access to abortion a ongoing in realtime. it s on the electoral front. but in terms of what states ca do, what do you think should b done at this point as this continues to play out? i think that states - and they are - need to look at all of their options. and it is a good thing tha states are stepping up eve since the supreme cour unjustifiably reversed roe v wade in the dobbs decision las june states that support the righ to make these important health care decisions for yourself ar stepping up and making sur that, as you pointed out, that t
that they always were like that so i hesitate to say that it i because of one thing or th other. but regardless we have mor people living there, mor infrastructure in the way. and so that risk is stil exacerbated. and climatologists from colorado state university just released their predictions this season they are predictin 13 named storms, six hurricane and two major hurricanes so that is what is happening here on the ground in cape coral. but again, yasmin, i want to point out that their spirit is strong one thing officials also tol us is that while many of the largest structures are cleared up or being cleaned out, there is still a lot of small debris on the ground, and that is wha the volunteers were focusing o today. all right, stephanie for us we thank you all, right we want to end on a large stretch of a popular waikiki beach that was fence off this week to deter
the supreme court, i can t imagine that it won t. because the supreme court, jus for context, gets 10,000 petitions a year and chooses about 75 or so to decide and at the top of the criteria is if there is a conflict on a important issue betwee different courts and confusion as to what the law is - so, when you have those tw decisions that came out in tes and in washington state, within an hour of each other that said dueling opposition different things, yeah - - the generic maker of mifepristone say, in a different court, in maryland you can t be serious that th generic could possibly not b on the market while the bran name drug remains on the market, because it was approve earlier. so, i think just given all o that chaos, aware that we ar using a lot in this context, i think appropriately, this will be back before the nin justices and nancy, let me ask you about what some states are doing. you ve got massachusetts washington, even oregon as o today they essentially have a
government the story is not over an hou folks because although pearson and jones are back at work, th pair still have to run in special election later thi year if they want to keep thei seats for the rest of the term it s crazy with thousands of young people mobilizing and tennessee ove these issues, the electora landscape in tennessee could see a major shift. we saw the impact young voters had on last year s midterms, the tennessee republicans to not get the message? here to discuss is the cofounder and vice president o the equity alliance tequil johnson. it is very nice to see you thank you so much for coming o today. i was on the ground in nashville and i was there th day after the expulsions to si down with the all three of lawmakers not known as the tennessee three. i felt and i saw the energy on the ground i saw that young people. what is the tone and tenor o the ground now i mean the energy aroun this movement has definitely been ignited or reignited.