how s minority whip steve scalise is on with me moments ago, comparing it to the democrats push to ram through obamacare and what speaker pelosi said prior to his passage back then. watch. you have to pass the bill to find out what s in it. you will find out things that are very disturbing. less than 10% in this trillion dollar bill is for public health. harris: you are watching outnumbered. emily compagno, host of no interruption, tomi lahren, host of kennedy on fox business, and joining us former speaker of the house and host of the podcast, newt gingrich is here with us. great to see everybody! take us into your world and react to what is going on. public health, it seems like this bill is about anything other than covid relief. all you have to do is say, if you are the democrats and you want to use the american people s money to build the biggest possible political machine, the machine we see in new york, illinois, california, it s perfect. if you ve had a really
america, it appears that the conservative majority on the supreme court is willing to reduce you to a secondary constitutional citizen by decreeing the control over your very person, your physical body belongs not to you, but to your state. this morning, the court heard arguments in which they were asked to allow mississippi to uphold a ban on abortions after 15 weeks. the state also asked justices to overturn two major reproductive rights rulings, roe versus weighed and the court s 1992 decision in planned parenthood versus casey which said states could not impose an undue burden on the right to abortion before fetal viable. listening to the oral arguments it became clear that all six conservative justices were either openly or impolicitily interested in entertaining mississippi s request. if you were to prevail, the states didl majorities of states, or states still could or presumably would continue to freely allow abortion, some states would be able to do that even if
it is no joke. i ll talk to two experts about the threat posed to american democracy right now. plus democrats are perhaps days away from finally striking a deal on biden s build back better plan but which policies will make it into the final deal and which won t? i ll ask democratic senator tina smith. i speak to iconic activist about the importance of the health care fight not only for his own life but for all americans. good evening, i m mehdi hasan. have you checked what is happening in vegas this weekend? qanon is in town under the name for god and country patriot doubledown a conference held in sin city featuring quite the list of republican candidates and elected officials who have one thing in common. they have pledged their undying loyalty to donald trump and the big lie and the donald has returned the love. you remember qanon the bizarre conspiracy theorists who believe trump is secretly saving the world from an evil, liberal group of devil worshiping pedophiles
and, donald trump back on the campaign trail in south dakota, but is the pressure growing in iowa? as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night. greetings, i am simone sanders townsend in for stephanie ruhle. there is big news tonight in the georgia election interference case. a judge has denied mark meadows request for removing his charges from state federal court. trump s former chief of staff was the first georgia codefendant to try to make this move. four others have also done the same and yesterday trump s lawyers signaled that he may follow suit. meadows actually took the stand at the hearing on his request last week. he argued that the charges against him or related to his official work and the trump administration well, judge steve jones rejected that and added this about meadows s testimony. meadows was unable to explain the limits of his authority other than his inability to stump for the president or work on behalf of the campaign. tonight, meadows filed a n
a judge has denied mark meadows request for removing his charges from state federal court. trump s former chief of staff was the first georgia codefendant to try to make this move. four others have also done the same and yesterday trump s lawyers signaled that he may follow suit. meadows actually took the stand at the hearing on his request last week. he argued that the charges against him or related to his official work and the trump administration well, judge steve jones rejected that and added this about meadows s testimony. meadows was unable to explain the limits of his authority other than his inability to stump for the president or work on behalf of the campaign. tonight, meadows filed a notice of appeal to the 11th circuit court. this all comes just hours after the unsealing of the special grand jury report that was in fact the basis for the georgia election case. last month, the a fani willis announced 19 people, including former president trump, had been indicted fo