republican governors around the country trying to duplicate or even surpass the law s impact. for those in the lone star state the law has effectively ended abortion in the state as its citizen bounty hunter provision encourage neighbors to inform on neighbors. we are talking about $10,000 as an incentive to sit in a parking lot and write down someone s license, take pictures of people. that s insane. you know, really you know they do it without compunction, knowing they ve stripped away access to our constitutional right to make decisions for our own selves. that s, you know, really, really abominable. so in a moment i m going to talk to congresswoman dina titus, co-sponsor of a bill that would enshrine the protections of roe v. wade nationwide. i m going to ask her if there s a plan to get the bill through the senate. this hour senator manchin setting off a grenade in the delicate negotiations between moderate and progressive democrats on a reconciliation bill, and the
someone s license, take pictures of people, like that s that s insane. and you know, and really, you know, they do it without they know they ve stripped away access to our constitutional right to make decisions for our own selves and that s really, really abominable. so in a moment i m going to talk to congresswoman dina titus, co-sponsor of a bill that would enshrine the protection of roe v. wade nationwide. i m going ask her if there s a plan to get that bill through the senate. also this hour, senator joe manchin again setting off a grenade in the delicate negotiations between moderate and progressive democrats on a reconciliation bill and the reaction has been fast and furious. the deal was that we deliver the entirety of the president s build back better agenda to the president s desk for signing. that means that if joe manchin wants to have the infrastructure bill that he negotiated, a much smaller, frankly, bill that doesn t do all of the things that we need to
what do you think those officials are getting wrong? and can you ensure americans are safer today because of your actions than we were several months ago? our position is that we are going to have to deal with the potential threat of terrorism from afghanistan going forward, just as we have to deal with the potential threat of terrorism in dozens of countries in multiple continents around the world. we have to deal with the threat of terrorism in yemen and somalia and syria. we have to deal with al qaeda and isis. we have to do so using intelligence capabilities, defense capabilities. yes, in some cases the support we can provide to local partners to help them deal with the challenge. what we have shown is in many of the countries i just mentioned, among others, we have been successful to date in suppressing the threat to the u.s. homeland in those countries without sustaining a permanent military presence or fighting in a war. that is what we intend to do with respect to a
greg: it s true, it s true, randy and he has gone to [indiscernible] but before we say goodbye to the dope who likes to grow, it s time for. it s the end of the world! greg: yes! the intergovernmental panel on climate change just released its latest report and you can guess, it s partly cloudy today with a 90% chance of armageddon. to be perfectly honest, what we learned today might just be the definition of helplessness. nobody is safe and it s getting worse faster. the signs are all there with fire is raging around the world in greece and turkey and in california. the climate is getting more hostile and today the u.n. said it is already too late to stop some of the devastating impacts of climate change. greg: wait a second here. what about code red? i was told there would be code red. the world is at the code red stage. it is a code red. code red is now. code red for humanity, the warning from a new climate report about more devastating floods and fire
smiling, laughing young people. it was a fun time for them. they were on the right side of history, they thought. they were part of something bigger than themselves. they didn t know what what they were a part of would swallow every one of them by the time it was finished. few people remember that the book burnings of the german 1930s were led by student activists who started with their own campus libraries. they didn t want the books that challenged their delicate minds. a lot triggered our young little nazis when they ran out of campus libraries they came for the independent book stores. the government, happy to help, only came in later. does this sound familiar? they were the vanguard but the people in power did agree with them. if you were reading the new york times on april 7th, 1933, and that friday morning you flipped to page 11 you would see condensed in a few short paragraphs the news that the nazi government had banned parts of the old testament they didn t like.