bills back when marriage equality was being debated many yearsing a. suddenly they re making a comeback. how do you explain that? i think some of it is because of the i abortion bill in texas. and what happened with this abortion bobill, remember you he these very trumpy governors. and in texas you had abbott. and abbott made this bill that wasd crazy and had all sorts o stuff. and the supreme court was like, well, you e know, we agree with it, so we re not going you know, it s a lot of very smart people are completely nutty. and i think when they do that, n lot of these trumpy governors saw there was really a window open for them to do whatever they wanted and the conservative court to agree with it. remember this court is now trumpy justices and two conservative justices. now they ll rubber stamp any kind of very conservative thing. so, i think there s a sort of race. and remember also desantis
for the holidays you can t beat home sweet home. we go the extra mile to bring your holidays home. back with a u.s. senator who has direct experience on exactly how these trials work, byron dorgan. he voted not guilty in clinton s trial. thank you for joining me. thanks ari. how will it work given this is something the senate decides as it goes? well, i don t think anyone really knows how this will work. there s much, much more rancid pa partisanship than was 20 yearsing a. not as if there wasn t partisanship then, but it s much different now. it s changed the institution of the united states senate. by the way, i think there will be a senate trial. but the speaker has sort of thrown a wrench into part of it
let s not forget iran was responsible for the majority of the road the majority of the roadside bombs that were killing american soldiers in iraq at the time and he did say we need to hold them accountable. and he was opposesed to iran deal. go ahead. he wrote the op-ed saying we should bomb iran three yearsing a. oppose ds to the iran deal. i m omnibused to the inner deal as well. the he said the only way to get iran to agree to anything with military action. they agreed without military action. closer now to nuclear weapons. which everyone trump has been opposed to says he was opposed at the time. he has been the key war hawk war amonger. and again. last word here. donald trump got elected saying unlike the republicans he thought the iraq war was a terrible decision. he chooses an architect of the war in iraq. he was wasn t the architect of the war in iraq. he was a cheer leader. he is changing the efrtd
irrelevant. we re talking about a payment between a porn star and the president s personal attorney not the president s character. again it was baked into that. no one is talking about the affair. no one cares the affair happened yearsing a. i m not saying i m only focusing on the f.e.c. why should we care. why should anybody else care. but this is what happened in october of souf 11 days before the election. i ve got to run though guys. which is what. thank you all. when we come back the nra is suing the state of florida for the new gun legislation. but they re not the only ones can concerned about the bill. we ll tell you what s in it and why it s controversial.
criminal gang or personal ven debta. only a trained intelligence operative could carry out an attempt like this. and i think it s just a matter of time before they come up with a name of the nerve agent and trace it back to moscow. juliette, uk foreign secretary boris johnson said this incident had echos of the former russian spy alexander lit venge owe who was poisoned with pollone yum. a investigation came to the uk that putin approved that operation. do you have any doubts that putin was behind this. no doubt. so far the british are being circumexpect about the attribute using rightfully so. this impacted two dozen british citizens, including a police officer or first ponder who is still in the hospital. so it has a greater impact than the target the assassination that we saw just a couple of yearsing a. i think the british are waiting