we re hearing that from other companies as well like amc, which produces the walking dead in georgia. they ll re-evaluate staying in george if the law goes in effect. nbc and other companies are saying we know what s going on. these laws are designing to stoke a supreme court fight and reevaluation of abortion rights. this is going to take months to happen. but what all the media companies are saying is if these laws do take effect, we may pull out of georgia. that would have serious economic consequences. this reminds me so much of when salesforce, the biggest tech employer in indiana, threatened to pull out completely from indiana when the vice president was then the governor, governor pence of indiana. and i mean, it was part of what changed things there. because of a law that was viewed as anti-gay. that s right. critics of these, media companies say you re just hurting the local workers who want to work in film and television in georgia. georgia, for example, is a big hub fo
jillian: other storms like hugo are on everybody s mind. reporter: people are looking back at all the storms to hit this island community in the past, no stranger to storms, they know a severe one when they see one and most resident plans to follow the mandatory evacuations which take effect at 8:00 this morning. the barrier island community is used to storms like hannah which struck in 2008 and fran which caused significant damage in 1996. yesterday we spoke with the mayor who is worried about what will happen long-term. how long it will take to repair the damage, how long it will take to repair the power. until the power goes back on, island communities can become quite isolated. the historic storm people in this community are most comparing florence to as hurricane hazel which devastated
and really for all people who count on getting honest, accurate information from their doctor or healthcare provide to speak out, to learn about this, and prevent it from take effect. but no woman should have to mick and no provider should be limited in the range of reproductive health services that they are providing to their patients, which are legal and important and used by so many in this country. two quick questions for you then. are you planning if this rule does go into effect what planned parenthood would do to abide by the regulations if that happens or would the alternate be using private money? would you forego federal funding? planned parentedhood, as you ll remember, we will not walk away from the full range of women s reproductive health services. and what we know is that if a rule like this goes into effect, millions of women will lose access to care from america s leading reproductive health provider. now, we will do everything which
election about an economic revival, contributing it to the tax cuts. democrats can disagree. fine. republicans are eager to have the argument. if the economy falters, and kudlow pointed out there s two points before these take effect, so june, the final months heading up to the election, the economy falters, they can no longer make this argument. this was supposed to be their saving grace in the election. it was already going to be tough. there are a few senate races more narrowly where this is going to play heavily. missouri, indiana, north dakota, a lot of farmers voted for trump. democrats are trying to take backse seats. we talked about the idea, for example, with soy beambeansoybe tariff issues with china, eight for ten of the soybean producing states voted for trump. i want to talk about ohio. in the ap, ohio workers love the trump tariffs, and it is making
that s not factually correct. yes, they do. that s not correct. talk to people who have one choice and talk to people who have seen massive premium spikes. that s not true across the board, scott. a great many people is collapsing. that is absolutely pay fact. scott, that s not a fact. made his point earlier about the association health plans. they are not going to take effect immediately. agencies now in the federal government have to write regulations and that requires a comment period and so it will be several months before we actually see this take effect. so people are going to have a chance to see how the regs are written and they ll have a chance to prepare for it, is it won t be sort of an overnight change. this has been a stable of republican solutions on health care for a very long time. for as long as i ve been involved in campaigns for the last several years people have been talking about the con set of selling health care plans across state lines. it s a