Tonight, florida, Fulton County, what it all means for the election timeline. I think all of the cases should be dealt with before november. Then, how the republican front runner is effectively mulling a nationwide adorning abortion ban. Number 15, i havent agreed to any number. Im going to see. As United States of priem court so extreme there about to end a trump era Gun Safety Law . When all in starts, right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. It was a big day at the end of a hugely consequential which for the trials of 1. Trump it all began on wednesday. I was speaking to you that night. Weve got the stunning news from the Supreme Court that they will take up Donald Trumps argument that he is immune from being prosecuted for trying to steal the 2020 election. But what was stunning was that the court took more than two weeks just to issue that ruling. From perry 12th, when trump brought the appeal, to february 28th. Instead of taking it up quickly to move this incredibly
Coming up in a moment, the papers. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are claire cohen, womens editor of the Daily Telegraph and broadcaster david davies. Good to have you both. Watford fan, united fan. The i leads with an exclusive story about sweeping changes to the nhs that could lead to some hospitals closing. The metro focuses on the death of city banker Oliver Dearlove who was killed with a single punch on a night out. The telegraph says doctors are failing to prescribe women a pill that can cut the risk of Breast Cancer by a third because many doctors are unaware that it can be used to prevent the disease. People using Public Transport face much higher pollution levels than people using a car. They express claims eu bosses have a rosy Economic Future despite the brexit boat. The newjudge to replace mary berry on the Great British bake off will be trollied. Most exciting news of the night. Good choice. We will move on
and he spoke tonight about delivering that. but he also, i m a daughter of a lot of hospitals closing. they all have a fundamental economic issue. and so at this, point moderate issues include health care. it includes making sure that people can actually go to the doctor. he has been he s done a lot of legislative work in that area. and i think that you know we have to expand kind of the vision of what kind of moderate politics looks like. it looks a lot more progressive now. because people have really economic needs. lawrence, can you talk a little bit about his prospects in the senate? not talking about electoral prospects, but as prospect as a senator? i mean obviously, one byproduct of the georgia runoff system, despite its troubling origins, is that a senator who wins a runoff in georgia, has a spotlight to himself. there aren t other senators who when they win their lives and get the whole night dedicated to it like this. you combine that with his fundamental competence a
i see you, struggling parents. i see you, essential workers. and with warnock, you get the sense that it s not just rhetoric. this is the the foundation of his candidacies to help vehicle. yeah. and the american covenant it s also illuminates. strong coming from a strong, place and beside people who are struggling, the state of georgia right now comparatively speaking, is doing quite well. and he is in office. the economy, they are back to better jobs numbers than they ve had before the pandemic. it s becoming an electric vehicle hub. gas is now under $3 in georgia. so a lot of people in georgia are doing quite well so that argument from the republican party, the democrats are and in such a horrible hand and they are suffering. they are, not what they want is something better. and he spoke tonight about delivering that. but he also georgia also has a lot of hospitals closing. they all have a fundamental economic issue. and so at this, point moderate issues include health