part of it he may think i have distanced myself from trump. mark meadows has different arguments that are stronger, arguments he would say these are things that i think apparently paul feels comfortable trying to take on up to the court. the fact that we re continuing to talk about this a little like ground hogs day. thank you for spending some time with us. when we come back, as legislative sessions got underway across the country today, there were multiple bomb threats called into state capitols. we ll look at what is behind this pattern. plus a court in texas ruling er doctors don t have to perform life-saving abortions. taking away another right for women across this country. and later with the january 6th anniversary approaching, president biden will again remind the voting public that the ex-president remains a consistent threat against democracy. all those stories and more when we continue after this. do not go anywhere. o anywhere
the former president is into still subject themselves to competition. in an ideal world, that competition, if you are a donald trump supporter, makes him even better. i understand the decision here. i think it is probably the right decision for the politics of what the former president is. from the perspective of the voting public as well as probably the media covering this and having him in the debate would have it be more interesting. be more interesting. let s talk about the be more interesting. let s talk about the voting be more interesting. let s talk about the voting public. - be more interesting. let s talk about the voting public. howl about the voting public. how important debates like these for helping voters make up their minds? it for helping voters make up their minds? for helping voters make up their minds? , ., their minds? it is important we have a lot their minds? it is important we have a lot of their minds? it is important we have a lot of unknowns, - thei
you told your white house you want to donald trump arrested and your attorney general arrested him. do you understand that america could never come back from this? your immigration act was just hacked by the cartels. is anybody working on fixing it? the electric bus company you touted just went bankrupt. are the taxpayers going to get their money back? families of the fallen 13 servicemembers from your afghanistan evacuation said you disrespected them and lied to them. what is your response? and of course, why don t you seem to care that cocaine was found at your white house? these are all legitimate and respectful questions the american voting public deserves answers to. instead, biden did an interview with the weather channel and he was asked this. what is your administration doing to 㦠30% of the funding is going to go to those people, i was raised in a town called claymont delaware, the first day of frost is turning the windshield wiper to be an oil
okay. this one s going on the mantle. dana: ohio voters rejected a measure that would have raised the bar for amending the state s constitution. the results giving a big victory to abortion rights supporters who are bringing their own case in a referendum in november. mike tobin is live with the details. issue one got a sound defeat from voters in ohio yesterday. it was primarily driven by an issue that was not on the ballot this time around. part of the fallout from the dobbs decision that overturned roe v. wade. this was about abortion rights. with the failure of issue one, the threshold to amend ohio s constitution is a simple majority. 50% plus one. had issue one succeeded changing the constitution would have required 60% of the voting public. the vote is connected to abortion.
your thoughts on this conspiracy against rights and what do you think that is about. clear, she told us what she thought it was about, what do you think? i think clare hit the nail on the head. again, the idea that you would seek additional votes, that you would press an official to find you additional votes, that you might even contemplate the possibility of floating asleep with a fake elector, essentially deprived the american people the voting public of an election and that they aren t, that they participated in. and it denies them the fair results of that election. that is a fraud against the it is a defund of the rights. the right to vote is perhaps the most important right that we as americans possess. i think it was not only targeted kind of charge, but one that was deeply, deeply symbolic. this effort to overturn an election, to defraud the american public goes back to some of the darker days of our