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Now he is potentially the case going before a georgia grand jury. completely different political landscape, it is a purple state, democrats narrowly run this state. it is going to be very hard for him to make this, but it will be very hard. and ultimately, this is a jury that will decide this. fani willis is serving the people of georgia who faced the disenfranchisement of their vote. i have something stuck in my throat. lauren coleman, harry, jeff, i think i got it all right. thank you so much of that for that great discussion. i ll try to stop choking on myself. i appreciate you guys having that discussion, just ahead, the montgomery alabama riverside doc brawl. the video has gone viral and people across the country are talking about it. up next, a one-on-one interview with montgomery s police chief. we will hear directly also from an eyewitness who shot kyiv idiot of that melee.
They want to go in. also, these constitutional questions are really, really confusing s. when the most confusing that i dealt with in state government is how you actually write the question, are you present double negatives, how it is delivered out to the populace. from a republican standpoint i feel like this issue, we need to do a better job of being empathetic. we need to do a better job, regardless of pro-life or pro-choice, we need to understand that single teenage girl who is pregnant and worried, we need to be empathetic and understand rather than just trying to preach, we need to understand. i look at georgia. we passed a heartbeat bill, stacey abrams use that as her cornerstone issued beat ryan camp because it was not trying to go out and point fingers and make a point out of it, he was simply trying to pass foster care legislation to make things easier for the adoptive process. coleman, every state in the country, that was before dobbs. and i think the rules have been compl
Guaranteed abortion rights in that state. it sounds a bit confusing but we are going to explain it all, at least we have people who can do that for me. tonight we have cnn political commentator jeff duncan, the former republican lieutenant governor of georgia, and harry enten, cnn s senior data reporter and lauren leader cofounder and ceo of all in together. plus, cnn political analyst coleman hughes, host of the podcast conversations with coleman. all right, here we go. so let me first ask you, harry, about what this vote meant because it was a vote no, but it meant that you have a yes when it comes to abortion rights. very bizarre, right? confusing all around, but i ll explain it this way. pro abortion rights advocates got a ballot measure on the ballot this upcoming november in which a yes vote which essentially mean that abortion rights would be legalized in the state of ohio. at this point, the law is that
Like what a liability is becoming for people like ron desantis s who are committed that they were not change the laws in the state of georgia. then against the will for the vast majority of them voters in the state of florida it passed an extraordinarily restrictive bill. and that is what we are seeing, where it is passing it to passing against the will of the majority of folks in that state and even some republican lawmakers, especially women lawmakers, are saying that this is a loser for republicans. americans don t want this and it is hard, i think, for republican legislatures to catch up to how much the national sentiment has changed since dobbs. it is a totally different world from a year ago, the politics have shifted. coleman, do you think that this is going to continue to be the thing that propels people to go to the polls. one of the big issues that they are going to be concerned about when it comes to 2024,? even i think that if we learn anything tonight it is that there