battery. and we are told she and a court martial were hurt and taken to the hospital after what you saw there. me laura coates, really unbelievable moment there. i hope that that judge is safe tonight. it s unbelievable to think about that. you hope that she is safe. but it also reminds you of the danger that many in the judicial branch are facing on a day-to-day basis, not just the supreme court, not just the more high-profile matters, but every single day, what it is like on the front lines of justice. thank you so much, abby. thanks, laura. i thank you. donald trump, going to the supreme court. but what took him so long? tonight, on laura coates live now, this is the case we have all been watching and waiting for. some might call it the big kahuna. donald trump asking the united states supreme court, the highest court in all the land, to overturn the colorado state supreme court ruling that took him off of the ballot under the 14th amendment s insurrectionist cla
many people tonight is how much longer can this sort of posturing go on when there are real consequences in cities like yours? absolutely, there are real consequences every single day. you know, what new york and chicago and washington, d.c., are experiencing, we ve been experiencing this for almost ten years or longer than that. we see this every day. and what we don t want is we don t want political narratives, where people come down and take a few photos, and then fit those images in their political narratives. what we want is real solutions so we can solve this, but it s going to be bipartisan. we can t have the speaker say h.r.2 for nothing. the legislative process doesn t work that way. we ve got to be able to compromise, give a little bit, get out of our comfort zones, and get the job done. let s talk about how one can get the job done, because that s really the meat of the