There has only been, listen to this, one such whale killed off the coast of South Carolina in the last 50 year. On the other hand, the windmills are causing whales to die in numbers never seen before. Nobody does anything about that. Theyre washing up on shore. I saw it this weekend, three came up. They wouldnt you wouldnt see it once a year. Now, theyre coming up on a weekly basis. The windmills are driving them crazy. Theyre driving theyre driving the whales, i think, a little batty. Theyre washing up on shore at levels never seen before. They want to stop your boats. One in 50 years, can you imagine that . Donald trump yesterday in South Carolina continuing his weird war against windmills. Well have more from his rally yesterday, including another moment where he seemed to be confused about his opponent. This is at least the second time in a week. Plus, trumps former Defense Secretary is defending outgoing Joint Chiefs Of Staff mark milley after the former president suggested genera
volume of questions that came her way. needless to say, a lot of students and their reaction has been pretty volatile on campus. many students say they don t feel safe here at upenn, given there has been a rise in antisemitic rhetoric and activity, even before the october 7th attacks. again, you have all these donors now threatening to pull some funding. so, that influence clearly adding some pressure here, and the board of trustees, again, set to meet tomorrow at five pm to have that discussion about whether or not liz magill will have a job here moving forward. yasmin? george soliz for us there. george, appreciate. i have a lot more coming up, folks. you re watching msnbc, our second hour starts now. hey, everybody. i m yasmin vossoughian. if you just joining us, welcome. if you are sticking with us, we are thankful for that. we are just days away from an expected vote in the house to move forward in the impeachment of the president, despite lacking any evidence t
capitol. also tonight, the supreme court rejects a ridiculous lawsuit to restrict access to the abortion pill but left open the possibility that future bans could actually succeed. but we begin tonight with chaos at home and chaos abroad. as president biden met with nervous world leaders for the gp summit amid the rise of european fascism, donald trump was rallying his sycophantic troops in washington, d.c. as for the chaos at home, allow me to share a story you probably don t hear much about. probably didn t hear much about. last night s congressional baseball game, an annual affair that s normally pretty innocuous. this year, it was interrupted by climate protestors. eight were arrested as they tried to protest on the field wearing shirts reading end fossil fuels. meanwhile, representative lauren bobert was reportedly flouting rules by vaping where it s forbidden. the whole affair is in some ways emblemmatic of our politics. particularly the embarrassing house of represen
Getting it done. That doesnt seem to be a big issue in the house. The bigger battle is in the senate. Theyre scrambling to make it happen. A lot of this got wobbly yesterday, ron johnson, republican senator from wisconsin, is a no vote if they dont make changes to provisions that favor Big Companies rather than smaller companies. The ones fueling todays rally in the markets, not necessarily the small ones are not even publiclytraded. We are on that. Were also awaiting any remarks the president might make when he comes out of those meetings. If he plans to make remarks, hearing from Speaker Paul Ryan. When it comes to the back and forth on individual mandate, the senate lead the way there. So the senate will be keeping that as part of its plan to shelf the mandate, the one that requires you to buy health insurance. That isnt going down well with some republicans. Could be a deal breaker. Way to early to tell. Maybe well get a sense of all of that from the speaker. Reporter neil, get to
Bad deal. Plus, what does the Supreme Courts ruling on samesex marriage mean for religious freedom. Well debate with Kelly Shackelford and evan wolfson all right now on Fox News Sunday. Hello again from fox news in washington. This Holiday Weekend theres no shortage of politics on the plate as many president ial hopefuls descended on the early voting state of New Hampshire to march in fourth of july parades. Among them new Jersey Governor Chris Christie who entered the race this week as an underdog unlike in 2012 when he was courted by party elites to run for president. New hampshire is shaping up to be a do or die state for his 2016 ambitions. Governor, you seem to be having a very good time here in New Hampshire. I am. Im having a great time. Weve been here since tuesday evening after i announced in new jersey on tuesday morning. Weve been traveling all over the state. My wife and i are having a great time. You know here as well as across the country you have some ground to make up.