ohio last night. voters soundly rejected a referendum to raise the threshold for amending the state kons from a simple majority to 60%. it was a republican led effort to make it harder to pass a november referendum that would protect abortion rights. ohio, we did it. we did it! tonight is a major victory for democracy in ohio. the majority in ohio. and the people s power has been preserved. coalition leaders also saying that the work to enshrine abortion rights in the state s constitution begins today they aware that the ukrainian counteroffensive is not progressing as quickly as
you know go into his thinking today whether he is negotiating issues on ukraine war with russia. bret: see how this goes with republicans and how they take it forward. one thing politically for republicans does not look too good at this moment happened in ohio last night. that is this special election just on this issue to amend the state s constitution no on issue 1. 57% to 43%. this essentially will mean that abortion will be on that ballot. here is democratic congressman jim mcgovern in ohio. their extremism on abortion rights is scaring people. i think that is to the benefit of democrats. but, here s the deal. the republican party stands for nothing anymore. we know what they re against but they are for nothing. bret: ann coulter put up what do you say now is it an x post? an e xing?
[laughter] rachel: the funny part is rick and pete were going to say okay. will: nope. quit making wrong turns. pete: by the end, will was, like, turn here. will: which was weird, because there was two of them in the front seat rachel: that s the first clue that things were weird, when you got the drivers pete: and then as we got closer, the requests to stop for cigarettes got louder, but we were closer to our destination will: and more aggressive. [laughter] we ll keep you abreast of that, a lot to break down. happy sunday morning to you. we re pointing to start with a fox news alert. another norfolk southern train derailment in ohio last night. rachel: twenty cars going off the track causing panic in the area after the disaster in east palestine. pete: marian rafferty has the story. reporter: good morning. another more folk southern train derailing last night in springfield, ohio, one month after the toxic train derail
june 2021 the murders take place. they don t get access to paul s phone until april of 2022. that s where they found the snapchat video. now we re in 2023, february and march. that was the critical moment in april of 2022 and you have to think we re all thinking i have to change my story now and. dana: he tried and it did not work. all right. let s go back to east palestine, ohio to a town hall last night. listen here. has there been any talks about there has not. [inaudible] would your company be willing to pay for it if the epa found it was necessary? what i would state on this topic is right now this conversation that will go on for quite a while. bill: that from east palestine, ohio last night questioning the railway responsible for the toxic
the insurrection. what s interesting is that moloney thas district is fairli upscale. it includes the north suburbs of new york city. it went for biden by five points just a couple of years ago, and that support collapsed last night. trouble winni rew, there s one group republicans have had trouble winning recently. cently, since the inversion of . it s upper income white collar voters. but in that district, they wento republican . so republicans should study what happened there and not e, t just there. all over new york , democrats lost several seats across the hudson valley, long islandnn ,in very blue areas. blu and that means the democrat this is their base, upscale suburban voters. vulne democrats arrae more vulnerable than they believtheye they are.. and again, republicans should study how exactly that happened. ce that udiedone race that willd is wha for quite a long time las and enjoyed for at least six years is what happened in ohio last night. republicanned ths in ohio stu