the texas supreme court reversing a ruling that allowed kate cox to get an emergency abortion. she had no other option to leave the state to get an abortion. she had the option, many, many women are trapped in their seats. ukrainian president zelenskyy to the white house and to capitol hill as delays for more aid are continuing in congress. the prospects of this getting done before the calendar year is up looks not good right now. the free world hesitates, that s when dictatorships celebrate. good morning, everyone. i m phil mattingly with poppy harlow in new york. we start with an extraordinary request from the special counsel in the election subversion case against donald trump. jack smith, special prosecutor, wants an answer from the supreme court, on whether the president is immune from prosecution and he wants it as soon as possible. smith went directly to the high court, specially leapfrogging what could have been a very lengthy appeals process. it c
public opinion is on your side. but something you brought up, the trial of the abortion doctor just sentenced it life in prison for killing babies. we know those cases are rare. coupled with the recent state restrictions chipping away at the number of weeks, how concerned are you that measures like this will lead, at some point, to a great deal of unsafe abortions, back room abortions, back alley abortions. how concerned are you about that. what we are concerned about is that as states have started their investigations and there are states over last three years that moved forward with investigationses, the stories coming forward are horrific whether it is texas or goz nell or new mexico or west virginia. whether it is the state of virginia. whether it is delaware with two
killing of the federal judge john roll and his aide. jared loughner will likely face state charges after that. and the legal experts are saying the best defense is insanity. but what about the history here that could make that difficult. with us now is judicial analyst judge napolitano and the host of freedom watch, prime time on fox business network. the biggest charges first, i guess, and he has a trail of planning. judge napolitano: interesting case. in terms of procedures it is obvious the feds are going for it and they usually do, when an event triggers federal crimes and state crimes the federal government goes first and they have charged him with thessest crimes to prove, attempted murder of federal officials while performing their jobs. that carries life in prison and he could plead guilty to that tomorrow and be sentenced it life in prison in a month. end of prosecution. the feds could charge him with