And the Biden Administrations efforts to find missing americans. Plus, well go through the new reporting on the massacre by Hamas Terrorists, that says the terror groups main backer may have been left in the dark. Well discuss how that aligns with previous reports. Also ahead, an update from capitol hill on the speakers race. Republicans have a nominee, but it is not clear if hes got the votes to get the gavel. I mean, willie, looks like more chaos. Rough timing. More chaos from republicans. We have, of course, just an existential challenge for the people of israel who are going to need support from congress. We have an existential challenge from ukraine. Yeah. And with all thats going on, i mean, you look and see what may be happening in taiwan, if, you know, one domino falls after another. We need congress and congress with a speaker. Steve scalise is the nominee, but nowhere in the neighborhood of having the votes he needs. Thats why they didnt hold a vote yesterday. They get in at
he had a long view. he thought well, he spoke clearly and he wrote beautifully. tomiko, how do you see his legacy? of course justice breyer was a professor of administrative law at harvard law school for many years. his professorial training was evident in both his personal bearing and judicial style. he s an institutionalist who is a strong believer in an apolitical court, an impassed advocate of the rule of law and a jurist who could always clearly see both sides of an issue, the merits of both sides. this was particularly evident in partial birth abortion opinion he wrote among others, where the rulings of roe versus wade and casey were vindicated. i will also say that justice breyer was a strong believer, is a strong believer in
from his brain surgery and he did make that impassed plea for bipartisanship and collaboration. so is there any collaboration happening? when you say you keep approaching the leader, what is the response to getting democrats involved? the response from the republican leader is continue to slam the door, to invite in a small number of republican senators, to invite in the drug company, insurance company lobbyists, just down the hall from the senate floor and continue to try to jam a bill through that the public duts doesn t want, but his big contributors want, the people who fund the republican party. eventually senator mcconnell will begin to listen to the american public, begin to sit down with democrats. we know what we need to do. you find ways to bring in young, healthy americans into the insurance pool. you stabilize the insurance markets. you go after the high cost of prescription drugs. we ought to consider doing what we almost did ten years ago,
i would say yes on both sides. this is what i you know, listening to what was going on, i think the media sort of taking a pass that they have no blame in what you see with donald trump is ridiculous. of course you have blame. i mean, as a republican who s been covered by the national media forever, i mean, i ve always felt like i had to, you know, fight tooth and nail to get any kind of honest coverage out of the national media. so i think certainly you can blame donald trump for what he s doing and saying, but i think the media bears blame also. govern far, you called this earlier really an impassed plea a sad night f america. the governor, the senator said you re not hearing the voices of those people who are there tonight. is there a lesson in tonight in these split screens of washington s media and the people that support this president so much in harrisburg? i agree on this. i do think that the media that
journey and do it yourself and, you know, proceed and go forward, it s so much gives you so much more hope in your life, just to proceed as a normal person. then when you hit these kinds of impassed, it just becomes incredibly difficult. again, my family came to my aid. my son, you know, amazing job. and helped me out, and my husband, all of our children have been supportive, but i worry about the people who don t have that. they can t negotiate. they don t have their son writing a wall street journal article. you know, i think that s what s so significant here. it s tough enough to fight cancer. now you re having to fight to get the medication that can keep you alive. but you ra person experienced because you work in a clinic, you understand the language, the vernacular, and even then it was an incredible stress.