Greeting the people at the palace. so as we await to see what s going to happen here as he s going to address the people, you know, one of the decisions he has to make is about prime minister. he said he will appoint a new one. any idea when that might happen? who the front-runners are? i know he mentioned that he wanted to appoint a woman and just tell us a bit more about what s at stake here. reporter: a lot at stake because it will send a very important, crucial message as we go into the legislatures. it s a difficult decision because i think the outcome of the ledge slaift elections unlike 2017 when it was quite clear emmanuel macron was going to carry the momentum from his election into that and be able to control the legislative branch, it s a little up in the air this time around. so he s got to convince somebody to be a prime minister that potentially a prime minister only for a period of three to four weeks as the legislatetures
absolutely. republicans who once again rejected the big lie are now falling in line with trump. even the most senior republican says it s smart politics not to push back on trump s un-american attack on our democracy. just another sign that the party is no longer defined by policy, but by loyalty for one man. tonight, growing signs of democracy in peril. nearly a year into the biden administration, top republicans doubling down on the big lie. as they turn to the 2022 midterms. on surrenday, the number two ho republican refused to acknowledge that president biden was legitimately elected. if you look at a number of states, they didn t follow their state-passed laws that govern the election for president. that is what the united states constitution says. they don t say that the states determine what the rules are. they say the state legislatetures determine. are we going to follow what the
Tonight the governor of arkansas is refusing to sign religious freedom bill. a similar bill was signed just daying ago by indiana governor causing an uproar about provisions that might allow anti-gay discrimination. what s the latest. reporter: the latest is behind those doors right there behind me republican legislatetures have been meeting now going into their fourth hour talking about this today. all of them together about 71 republicans in the state house. whatever they decide behind those doors and they say a deal is close, it will have national implications. this is a bill that in ordinary times would not be
Against the wall and see what sticks. try different things in different states and see where they can have success in the courts and legislatetures. so we have a host of new restrictions in 2013 to kind of add to the rosttary we have been seeing since 2011 resulting in clinics being closed. women not being able to access the care that they need. people thinking aintorgs illegal in our state. we ve learned recently in north dakota the abortion levels are down at the lone abortion provider. i don t think that s because unintended pregnancy rates are down and the clinic has said, it seems to be because people in the state fear this on the news and they see it on the papers. they think abortion is illegal in their state. so it really does result in women not being able to access the care they need. can you pick up that. so functional i mean in terms really of access to abortion is the law thanks, to roe v. wade decision of 1973, functionally, though, when you look at the restrictions now
Be supported by probable cause upon oath and affirmation. there are many farces in these arguments. here is what they are. i can t imagine anything more intrusive going into someone s sin. we re not talking about going into container. we re not talking about a search of a home. piercing the skin, drawing that blood. that is outrageous. arthel: hold it, rebecca. joe which is saying no way they need a search warrant? absolutely the supreme court will say what 27 legislatetures around the country said, get a warrant and remember, the missouri supreme court in this jurisdiction has said, which you need a warrant. arthel: so you say, rebecca, that no way, do it right there, take the guy on the spot, take him to the emergency room and get his blood to see what is going on? i think what will happen as the supreme court did in 1966 found it to be a special circumstance alleviates the need for a search warrant. this is based on a fourth amendment right a search of someone or a person with a