the supreme court hasn t yet ruled on mississippi s restrictive abortion law, but some states are already preparing for a future without roe. even if the court doesn t eliminate a woman s constitutional right to an abortion, access to reproductive health services could be severely limited for many women. at least 21 states have laws to restrict legal abortion if roe is overturned. 14 states in the district of columbia for laws that protect legal abortion. and in some states lawmakers are realizing they don t have state laws protecting legal abortion if roe is overturned like virginia.
what happened on january 6th. they do not see it as a tourist event as one republican member described it, do they? they don t at all. that s something that s been very clear to me in court is regardless of whether or not people who were higher up who actually planned this day get charged, you re still responsible for your conduct. i think that what is sort of, you know, important to keep emphasizing about this is just like how queer it is these people were trump supporters and every time one of these people were charged it was a pretty easy case to get through and clear through the legal process because it was so clear. when i look at these facebook pages afterwards what i see is all of these indications of how of why they did it and why they supported trump, and it looks exactly how you would
what a wonderful world the supreme court hasn t yet ruled on mississippi s restrictive abortion law, but some states are already preparing for a future without roe. even if the court doesn t eliminate a woman s constitutional right to an abortion, access to reproductive health services could be severely limited for many women. at least 21 states have laws to restrict legal abortion if roe is overturned. 14 states in the district of columbia for laws that protect legal abortion. and in some states lawmakers are realizing they don t have state laws protecting legal abortion if roe is overturned like virginia. tonight democrats in the state legislature are working to change that before republicans take control of the statehouse and republican governor elect
holidays to you and susan. you, too. thank you so much, jonathan. take care. thank you, rachel. a violent attempt to stop the peaceful transfer or transition of power. that s a judge described insurrection at the capitol on january 6th while sentencing a member of the trump mob. the longest sentence so far for any defendant in the capitol investigation. on january 6th palmer hurled a fire extinguisher, a plank and a long pole at police officers. palmer requested a sentence of just 24 months reasoning that was fair because the architects of january 6th haven t been punished. judge tonia dismissed that argument telling the court, quote, it s true that the people who exhorted you and encouraged you and rallied you to go take action and to fight have not been charged. you engaged with combat with