those documents were retained for 18 months and they only partially return documents and others and the reporting that as claire said, there s direct reporting that the former president said no, these documents are mine, which think, is legally backwards. so mark meadows, i think, is one who has to make a decision and it s similar to what we re seeing with allen weisselberg and the manhattan d.a. s office about these number twos and number threes who have to decide where their future lies. everyone is sticking around, and i have a million more questions for all three of you. ex-president sticky fingers had a fetish for a certain file and we ll see what happened to that. also, when we come back, three-fifths of all americans would like to see investigations into the ex-president continue to their logical end, and why shouldn t they? democracies do and should hold former politicians accountable
it needs to be done, . long term it s the only sustainable solution. when you went to get a vaccine, how long did you wait? - hardly at all. why? we put in the data backbone, essentially, to underpin - who was called at what moment and we put that in first - and built the systems on top| of it, whereas the nhs exists and they re trying to put i the systems underneath it. it s a very difficult job. it s the job of a generation. but not if you re lying in the back of an ambulance outside a hospital tonight because you can t get in and you have to wait for another 10 hours, it doesn t matter how quick your vaccine is. i get that. we have a record number of nurses in the nhs. - in 2019 i said 50,000 more i nurses, there are 30,000 up, three fifths - of the way through. where is it relative to when you got into office? it s higher. it s a record number of doctors as well. i of course we need more people
liberals who go after someone like justice thomas, considering his intelligence, his right to be on the court, his personhood in any way, but saying that this is somebody who does not represent the broad swath of african americans in this country, who does not think that way. with whoopi goldberg, uncle clarence is completely inappropriate. samuel jackson is also a black man. that is something that i think is on intercommunity. it s none of my business. whoopi goldberg sang you better be careful that they are not going to come for your marriage, why should she not be saying that? originally, women were not even in the constitution. black, three fifths, et cetera. why shouldn t we be talking about the implications of what he wrote that? saying that we should reopen the conversation about contraception, same-sex relationships, he put a stake in the ground that alito was not willing to appear that kavanaugh was not willing to appear they made a case i disagree with
the constitution but republicans support that, don t they? at the end of the day there are a lot of words that aren t in the constitution. which were back 200 plus years ago i would be three-fifths of a person, thank god the constitution lives, breathes and expands and grows with the times. we are in the year 2022, are we really telling women you re going to go back to unsafe procedures because, guess what, women are going to have abortions, they re going to do it and they re not going to just go across state lines because only rich women or upper middle class women like allison or myself can do something like that. that s not something everybody else can do. i think we have to describing some type of balance here. this is a draft opinion, we will have to wait and see what the final document looks like and who supports it, i don t know if it s going to be concurrent, 5-4, 6-3, we will have to wait and see. i m so glad to have a discussion, a robust discussion with you guys about this
to court. i had two court appearances, i won t forget. and i called the court and told them i couldn t come today because i didn t think i could talk to white folks that day. and i got white friends that still have but it just, i can t talk to y all today. there s something about that put down that you ain t human, you re not worthy of justice. it s three-fifths. it s the your life don t matter. your life doesn t matter. your life doesn t matter. black lives don t matter. we, the jury, in the above entitled action find the defendant not guilty everybody was glued to their tvs on this, waiting for the verdicts. we thought something was going to happen. after the verdict was out i was in shock. the plaque community was upset. we had undeniable, undisputable facts on the film.