our panel this evening in london. l on our panel this evening in london, lord kim darroch, former uk ambassador to the us & eu and former national security adviser. and in miami kelly hyman, democratic strategist and lawyer first, the latest headlines. the us supreme court has been hearing oral arguments today on abortion medication, specifically the nationwide availability of mifepristone. the case was brought by a group called the alliance for hippocratic medicine, which is challenging the fda s 24 year old decision to approve the drug. the high court in london says it will allow wikileaks founderjulian assange to appeal his extradition, if washington does not provide certain assurances about his human rights. the court has given the us until april the 16th to assure him that he would not face the death penalty. israel recalls its negotiators from mediation talks in doha after concluding that discussions with hamas are at a dead end . it comes as the us repeated its co
alongside brexiteers who some would argue had flawed arguments. $5 i argue had flawed arguments. as i said at the time, argue had flawed arguments. i said at the time, it was very difficult at the time to both balance your coverage of brexit and avoid giving people of different stature and expertise seemingly equal validity in the argument. i think on the whole, they did their best with it and did 0k, in my view. my best with it and did 0k, in my view. my point on the ronna mcdaniel case is, i think election denying is a different level. i read that more than 50% of republicans do not believe the result of the 2020 election was fair. and that s because people in positions of influence and authority like her have been telling them that the election was stolen. and once you start doing that, you re starting to basically make democracy crumble. so i think that s a different level of seriousness, and that s why i kind of agree with those nbc correspondents who say she should