hemming and hawing we hear about in washington ends up trickling back to these states? because it feels like at each turn the data shows this isn t what america wants. absolutely, ali. and i think we re absolutely seeing a pattern with the states that voted on this last year, with this, with elections, you know, earlier this year that weren t directly about abortion but indirectly about abortion. i m thinking of the supreme court race in wisconsin. you just see over and over this is a major driver of turnout. and the voter backlash over the dobbs decision is not fading. people who predicted that folks would move on and other issues would become more prominent in the economy and what not, that is not happening. the anger is continuing, and i think that s because people are still continuing to feel the effect of state bans and restrictions. now, the one in ohio wasn t joined by courts, but people did live under that six-week ban for at least a few months. i think people who think thi
women. alice, you ve been covering though, too, the fallout of issue one. and you have a new piece titled abortion rights won big in ohio. here s why it wasn t particularly close. explain what you mean, and was it shocking to you to see more than 3 million people come out in an august special election with one thing on the ballot? so i found it both surprising and not surprising. it was surprising because ohio has been trending red. this was obviously intentionally scheduled for a sleepy august off-year when colleges are out of session, you know, expecting low turnout. and yet you saw this blowout turn out. but it s not surprising because of all the states that vote on this last year. and you saw summer election in kansas, big turnout, big result for abortion rights. and then over and over in every state since then. you know, i think i m struck by the time i spent on the campaign trail with republicans running for president right now. chris christie was someone yesterday, but a lot
seen time and time again. and, they will not leave it alone. they won t let it go. and it would be, perhaps more evident, if the congressional delegation from ohio wasn t so outrageously gerrymandered. yes. anyway, it s a good day for people who like democracy, and representative democracy at that. thank you my friend. and thank you for joining us from home, for this hour of television. imagine, for one second, what a speech from a former president normally looks like. maybe it s the opening of a presidential library, maybe it s a university commencement, you get the idea. and then, there are speeches from our most recent former president. before i show you his speech today, i have to warn you, it is vulgar. but we are going to play it, uncensored for reasons that i won t will outline after i play you the sound. so, prepare yourself. i m sorry, i will be able to go to iowa today, i will be able to go to new hampshire today, because i m sitting in a
weren t there. just to correct the record here, in 2003 congress officially recognized ohio as the birthplace of aviation because the wright brothers were in dayton where they had their bike shop, that s where they developed their first manned powered aircraft. but ohio wasn t there in 1903 when they lifted off not from kitty hawk but from kill devil hills in north carolina. i guess you can decide who can claim bragging rights. ohio tweeted out this updated version of the sign. nice work, ohio. house speaker nancy pelosi will join me this sunday for an exclusive, plus arkansas republican governor asa hutchinson will be here live at 9:00 a.m. and noon eastern on sunday. until then, you can follow me on facebook, on instagram, on twitter, on the tik
so quickly before we go, his comment today is that you re to blame. he says i love ohio and i told them you re playing with the wrong person. sorry, this is an sberp view wi interview with the wall street journal. he says ohio wasn t represented by their democrat senator sherrod brown. i asked the president to intervene in gm. he didn t know about the playoffs that had already happened. i asked him to talk to mary barra. he did none of that. instead he gave a huge tax cut. i understand how this happens. these companies lobby congress and lobby the president to get more tax cuts. he followed what they asked him to do. and this 50% off coupon is bad economics and is immoral and the president needs to fix it. senator, i appreciate your time. and next, paul manafort fighting back against a damning report