rise in gun violence on th senate floor this week take a listen. we are becoming a heavily armed nation, so fearful and angry and hair trigger anxious that gun murders are not jus the way in which we work our frustrations this is a dystopia i m here to tell you that is a dystopian that we ve chosen fo ourselves. a dystopian that we hav chosen for ourselves you both saw the stories thi week, american shot for simply making a mistake talk about how these right win distortions of reality, in which angela laid out in full, both on television and on th internet, how the leap int real life, and how they become further amplified by people in positions of power lik republican members of congress
that is what they have to show this is our drink and coul crush is 23 years ago. they had the science, they had the evidence, and then that ha only gotten stronger that 23 years since as 5 million women have used medication abortion. as more studies have come out, as the world healt organization has found it to b an essential drug. so, it is a very different world from overturning roe v wade and any judge that looks a this, as a should under the la of administrative law, it ha no merit let s talk a little bit about what the solution look like the president says the solutio is going to be americans like congress that will codified th rights that we thought we held in under very versus wade. is that your view? well, we need to have the women s health protection act, which has been introduced in the house and senate, pass the house twice last year. with the exception of
calls set up in the next fou or five days to press this point and see if they can t ge us more information so tha congress can help them and pray that this doesn t happen again the washington post reporting that one of th documents posted on discor shows china s military they will be able to deploy high altitude spy drone that travels three times the spee of sound what do we know about that threat that it could pose th to the united states yeah, well this is in keeping with the development o a lot of new technologies. again, both of these stories and actually, there s anothe story out there about thes chinese police stations across the world. we read in my notes, sir. you re reading my notes. deploying personnel actually, you sent them before we did the interview, which appreciate china is being very-degree aggressive in the and the point of tha technology, and crucially to suppress any information out
progress folks, you ve got to ask yourself, what are mag republicans in congress doing? all right, so, we heard the comment were there, right, robert appeared to work in 2022 democrats did not get the mi term - particularly in congress a that time. of course, the supreme court abortion ruling playing a role as well, right now is this magazine that we heard in that bit of sound one tha you expect to continue to work with the voters? i do, and i think if yo look at what s been proposed if you look at what s happenin inside the court system, republicans are dealing with a challenging issue environment. in the previous story that you did, if a supreme court has to decide on abortion case in the summer of 2024, that s not going to help republican create a majority and win national election. if you look at what s happenin in places like florida, ro
into a role that they were never supposed to be in. congress dousing needed to the executive the authority to regulate drugs in america. that is one reason we don t want different rule and different parts of the country. that would make it ver difficult for doctors, patients, for everyone so we have to vintage to the fda to their experts which drugs are approved and how the are distributed throughout the country. that is the way that this is set up what is actually happening her is that judges are stepping in and second guessing thos experts and saying, no, we don t think he should approv that drives first place 20 years ago. or, we think that thes additional regulations that yo imposed aren t right so in our judgment we are going to rol those back think about all the areas that could be affected. we already know that the supreme court in the past have sort of look to scans out th broad authority of the administrative state of th executive branch of thes agencies like the epa, for