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Other conservatives repeatedly questioned why roe should be upheld when the constitution says nothing about abortion. The constitution is neither pro life nor pro choice on the question of abortion. Reporter it is a case that could remake the legal landscape surrounding abortion in the United States. The arguments drew hundreds of protesters on both sides of the emotional debate to the steps of the Supreme Court. The stakes high as a dozen states have trigger laws on the books that would immediately ban abortions if the Court Overturns roe. Will this institution survive the stench that this creates in the Public Perception that the constitution and its reading are just political acts . Reporter the three liberal justices railed against the possibility that conservatives could rule against roe, saying it would call the courts legitimacy into question. To overrule under fire in the absence of the most compelling reason to reexamine a Watershed Decision would subvert the courts legitimacy
donald trump is back at the end of another sad day for the country that he once served as president. he was arraigned for a third time this afternoon. that courthouse is steps away from the u.s. capitol which was stormed by the violent mob of supporters of donald trump 2 1/2 years ago. it was protected by members of law enforcement including from the dc metro police department. it happened also that the former president who is now charged in connection with this attack could safely enter a plea. inside the courthouse behind me he was taken into custody. he was processed and pled not guilty to the charges against him. a federal judge then set the next court date for the 28th. that is when it is expected a trial date will be set. i am learning that he left here in a sour and dejected mood. he was really angry according to those who spoke to him. he had that processing happening here then he went to the tarmac where he was expected to take questions from reporters who were h
well, i i ll see you then. okay [laughter] go hide, rachel, go hide. i will. i m going to. thank you. donald trump has been consistently right about exactly one thing in his life. donald trump always knows, he always knows when he is gonna be indicted and arrested. and his latest, probably accurate prediction is any day now. at 12:39 pm today, in a mass email solicitation of money, to give donald trump money, quote, to save america during this darkest hour, and quote. donald trump s first words in that email were any day now. the first line of donald trump s email today, asking people for money, he said, any day now, the department of justice may indict and arrest me once again. you ve gotta get give him credit for never having been wrong about that. he got the timing wrong on the first bit of his indictment, but only by a week or so. former federal prosecutor andrew weissmann who has also been remarkably accurate in his predictions about timing for trump indictm
this morning donald trump is facing new felony charges as this classified documents case against him grows. the special counsel now accusing the former president of trying to get surveillance video from mar-a-lago deleted, trying to get that video deleted right after it was subpoenaed. his long-time valet walt nauta and property manager carlos de oliveira accused of helping in that alleged scheme, all of it happening last summer. a grand jury demanded the video weeks after nauta alleged moved and classified documents to hide them from federal investigators and trump s own attorney. polluters say he changed travel plansen after that subpoena, seek to literally headed to mar-a-lago to deed with this. this claims that nauta met with de oliveira, they allegedly went down to mar-a-lago security booth where surveillance video is displayed and walked around the property with a flashlight pointing out where the cameras were located. investigators say de oliveira brought the clu