plus, the new abortion bil case that is setting up alar bells and we will fill you i on a texas wrongful deat lawsuit that could have chilling effect on anyon accessing abortion care in the lone star state. and former texas state senator wendy davis who famously filibustered an anti-abortio bill on the floor of the texas capital will join me to explai where the fight for abortion rights goes next and later, and our serie celebrating her story, simon said sounded the legendary misty copeland, the first blac woman to become principa dancer at the american balle theater. how misty copeland changed the face of l.a. and opened door for other dancers of color you are watching some orange and we have a lot to tal about. what did former president trum mostly defenders is one of his most biting critics. according to the associate press, former vice president mike pence ripped into his former boss at what is typically a lighthearted event the great iron dinner hailed last night in wa
To mount juliet, tennessee. Christy walked in for a get together and got the surprise of her life. Not a dry eye in that house. Thanks for joining us. Busy day. Im dana perino. Heres shep. Shepard a live look, the Eisenhower Executive Office building next to the west wing where were about to hear live from the president in the wake of an extraordinary morning. The pressure on President Trump accelerating and in moments hes scheduled to speak. Two big issues, first, the president s decision to withdraw troops from syria. Widely criticized by members of his own party, his own advisers and generals and cabinet. Our own reporting that he stopped listening to top leadership, didnt inform our allies or the pentagon. Hes getting praise from putin and condemnation from conservatives. At the same time, in the face of pressure to build that wall, the newly announced president ial decision not to sign the
shortterm budget deal that easily passed the u. S. Senate. His base was rebelling. The Freed
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you go back to the president and say we ve demonstrated we can t tackle, this it s up to you, mr. president. just in the past couple minutes, shep, the house rules committee has started to meet to prep that amendment to tack on to this government funding bill. our colleague, caroline mckey said it s $5.7 billion. that s the actual dollar total here. here s the other problem the president has. i was on a press gaggle with richard shell born. he was asked if president trump would sign the bill. he said i m sure mitch mcconnell wouldn t forge ahead if he didn t have some assurances that it would be signed. when you look back the 24-36 hours, mcconnell did that and look who might have egg on their face, this is a real problem for republican leaders on capitol hill, shep. shepard: he just talked about steel slats is. there a dance of words that
when trayvon martin was first shot, i said this could ve been my son. we have to how justice applied, how it is experience, that s what we saw in ferguson this summer when michael brown was killed and the community was divided. sean: present obama rush to judgment and for high-profile cases, he got the facts wrong in the end. it led to false narratives being created, lies being spread like michael brown hands up, don t shoot, i ve covered these issues in detail. then there s the issue of the leftist destroying public property, tearing down monuments like we saw happening yesterday in north carolina. you can disagree with the statements you may not like these monuments, you can fight politically. you can shout people down and say anything you want to say. is there not to the rule of law that needs to be applied here? you can go up so far with speech and say anything you want, you can t punch, you can t tackle.