political sense, though, mitch mcconnell had a very bad day finding out that roe was gonna be completely gutted. because he understood that it would be a titanic shift, and we are seeing democrats capitalize on it to. it s not enough that you get the shift, we are really seeing strategic effort to exploit these advantages. and that s how twisted politics is. mitch mcconnell had a very bad day realizing roe would be gutted, but of course, it s what he and his party had been promising voters for years. john, what i want to know is, are we seeing more women get more motivated, register to vote, activates in red or states where these abortion bans are being put in place, then let s say in new york, or california where women feel safer about their access to reproductive rights? yes, stephanie, there is a
hearing that scores of women across the country are registering to vote. what are you seeing in the data? i think it s far beyond [inaudible] evidence, stephanie. we see an almost every state of the nation, starting with kansas, significant increases of will men register to vote, and women who are registering are overwhelmingly democratic women. specifically younger democratic women. as rachel said, i think this is the second midterm cycle in a row where there is a series of public events, that are transforming the shape of the electorate. in 2018, we saw this with the youth movement following the parkland shooting, and what those young people did, risking the same thing now post docs. stephanie, before dobbs, democrats are already doing better than most people expected by [inaudible] post dobbs, we see democrats leading in most areas, and
i think it s far beyond anecdotal evidence. we see an almost every state of the nation, starting with kansas, significant increases of will men register to vote, and women who are registering are overwhelmingly democratic women. specifically younger democratic women. as rachel said, i think this is the second midterm cycle in a row where there is a series of public events, that are transforming the shape of the electorate. in 2018, we saw this with the youth movement following the parkland shooting, and what those young people did, risking the same thing now post docs. stephanie, before dobbs, democrats are already doing better than most people expected by [inaudible] post dobbs, we see democrats leading in most areas, and several key states which has been a pre and post dobbs. most of that shift is coming from support of women, moving in from undid decided republicans to democrats now. rachel, these bands of restrictive abortion laws are
another report on the danger of extremist violence in america. plus, women across the country motivated by the role reversal, are out there registering to vote, as a judge in michigan blocks a 90-year abortion ban law, written almost entirely by a man. all that and more, when the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night. good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle. here we go, after yet another week of growing pressure, the former president is taking his attacks on the fbi to an even more alarming, and potentially, dangerous level. donald trump and his allies have been escalating their rhetoric against law enforcement, ever since the search of his florida home, which was almost two weeks ago. america s law enforcement officials are now on high alert, and if you ve been asking to tempt down the heat of rhetoric. but tonight, here we are again. on trump social media site, i want to hear how he referred to the fbi and doj.
us from the white house. that s tonight s last word, by the way. i will see tomorrow morning, special edition of the velshi banned book club. stephanie ruhle joins us, now i will talk about salman rushdie, by the. way stephanie ruhle joins you for her show, starting right now. tonight, the former president unleashed an angry emotional rant, infuriated over the many investigations. trump attacked law enforcement, which is already on high alert from threats of violence from some of trump supporters. the question is, is he making it worse? and as trump stokes extremist anger, the plate of disinformation is spreading. unfortunately tonight, we have another report on the danger of extremist violence in america. plus, women across the country motivated by the roe reversal, are out there registering to vote, as a judge in michigan blocks a 90-year abortion ban law, written almost entirely by a man.