an abstract exercise. this is not just one vote and then the issue goes away. you will hear a lot from us in the next months, all the way through november. no one gets to hide democrats don t have the votes for this to pass. and republican susan collins is, well, already reportedly a no. over at the white house, the president and his team are weighing their next steps. the washington post is reporting that the administration s options to guarantee abortion rights are -limited. even so, attorney general merrick garland said that the justice department was ready to act if the high court does overturn roe v. wade. the justice department has steadfastly been committed to defending the right to abortion. if the law changes, we will address appropriate next steps at that time. but what will not change is our commitment to defending the rights of women and all americans. meanwhile, first lady joe jail biden is speaking out about the draft leak opinion in an interview with si
families. what could and should be done plus, exclusive details tonight in the sinking of the russian flagship, as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. tonight, the president and his party are coming under growing pressure to launch a new fight to protect abortion rights. a leak supreme court draft signaling justices were set to overturn roe v. wade has sent americans into the streets and rocked the political landscape. the senate is now on track to vote on an abortion protections bill as early as next week. we are going to see where everyone stands. it is the first time that there is a vote like this in a very, very long time, when the actual rights are at stake, it is not an abstract exercise. this is not just one vote and then the issue goes away. you will hear a lot from us in the next months, all the way through november. no one gets to hide democrats don t have the votes for this to pass. and republic
tony lucas was a wonderful nonfiction writer and reporter who was not only great at what he did, but also cared a lot about the field. this kind of work is not part of mass culture shall we say but it s a distinct community of people who really care about it and are devoted to it and help and support each other and it was very important to tony to be part of that community he put on with me as his sort of deputy a big conference on nonfiction writing at new york state writers institute in albany back in 91 or 92 called telling the truth at the time of his death. he was the president of the author s guild he just, you know did as much as he could possibly do not just for his own work, but for other people who do this work, and and i think he would be really pleased to see what this program named after him has become i never got to know mark linton because he had died i think by the time we started this program i got to know his widow and his his children who are here very well
1997. i guess 25 years ago part of the founding crew that set up this this program. tony lucas was a wonderful nonfiction writer and reporter who was not only great at what he did, but also cared a lot about the field. this kind of work is not part of mass culture shall we say but it s a distinct community of people who really care about it and are devoted to it and help and support each other and it was very important to tony to be part of that community he put on with me as his sort of deputy a big conference on nonfiction writing at new york state writers institute in albany back in 91 or 92 called telling the truth at the time of his death. he was the president of the author s guild he just, you know did as much as he could possibly do not just for his own work, but for other people who do this work, and and i think he would be really pleased to see what this program named after him has become i never got to know mark linton because he had died i think by the time we star
tony lucas was a wonderful nonfiction writer and reporter who was not only great at what he did, but also cared a lot about the field. this kind of work is not part of mass culture shall we say but it s a distinct community of people who really care about it and are devoted to it and help and support each other and it was very important to tony to be part of that community he put on with me as his sort of deputy a big conference on nonfiction writing at new york state writers institute in albany back in 91 or 92 called telling the truth at the time of his death. he was the president of the author s guild he just, you know did as much as he could possibly do not just for his own work, but for other people who do this work, and and i think he would be really pleased to see what this program named after him has become i never got to know mark linton because he had died i think by the time we started this program i got to know his widow and his his children who are here very well