i ll be back tomorrow. some answers are now greetings everyone, you ar watching simone. this is a big week and the assault on women s bodil autonomy from supreme court to stat legislators and relentless efforts to chip away at access to abortion care, even in blue states i m talking to governor jake and say of washington s date about how he is fighting bac for what he calls an issue o freedom. donald trump is spending mor time dealing with his lega problems lately, giving second deposition in new yor and this time, he actually answered questions but he is fighting progress and othe investigations it is really hard to keep them all straight so we will brea it down for, you don t worry plus now that the expel that tennessee lawmakers are back i action, they have a lot of wor to be done for the democracy that they are fighting for we will take a look at wha is next the movement they have inspired i am symone sanders-townsend and i have something to say. it s been a very busy wee
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oversight. i also could ve taken, cannot roberts made a good point. we have friends, we all do i don t have friends of the plane, if i did i would be on it no but when i worked at the white house, if i would ve taken any of the kinds of gifts if you will that justice thomas had, would ve been reprimanded an quite possibly lost my job that s exactly, right the likes of checks and balances here that is why the situation ha the supreme court cannot polic itself and so there needs to be a enforceable code of ethics tha has teeth. because we see, love to thei own devices, we are going to b faced with situations like w are faced with right now i think it s an important point, barbara a code of ethic with teeth, i think that thi important part here. you mention that only once has the supreme court, how the supreme court justices removed is impeachment that s only happened once in our history, samuel chase. 1805 i think an impeachment o thomas in this republica
help me beat my political rival who s winning in the polls. so let s tack about this because the president very quickly after news of this broke said it was about corruption in ukraine. i want to ask barbara a legal question about it. president trump mentioned this at a rally in mississippi tonight. let s listen. when you call the leaders of a country many people listen. and i m on the phone, and they want me to say to this brand new president who just got there, call to congratulate him. please could you help me, please? i don t know who he is. i didn t know his name until i looked down at the card. and one of the reasons i held up money, very important, corruption, but the other reason why isn t germany and france and uk and all of these european nations that are right there, why aren t they doing things that they re supposed to do? why is it always from the united
security and sustainability program thank you very much. thank you e.u. foreign ministers are meeting in a bucharest romania today and the demise of the i.n.f. treaty was of course on the agenda there the w correspondent the barber of a deal has been covering that meeting for us barbara a welcome first we just want to listen to what germany s foreign minister heikal moss had to say at those meetings. we re going to i know without the nuclear missile treaty there would be less security but we recognize that this treaty has been violated by the russian side and that during the last sixty days unsuccessful attempts have been made to clear up the accusations more transparency and more information. in so far as this is a treaty between two signatories and that one is in violation of it the treaty is de facto suspended. barbro had moss there basically saying look no treaty means less security how important is this treaty to germany and to europe s security