if this had been a boxing match the referee would have called this in the first 60 seconds. and now in case you need reminding it wasn t your run of the mill debate because due to his stroke fetterman required special dispensations. may notice these large monitors that are behind us. this is part of our closed captioning system. it was requested by john fetterman to help him process the questions that we are asking him tonight. laura: but right off the bat it was pretty clear that fetterman would need a lot more than that big screen. what qualifies you to be a u.s. senator? you have 60 seconds. hi. good night, everybody. laura: good night? well, scary thought. that might have been actually the best moment of the entire debate for fetterman. one of the most remarkable exchanges was about fetterman s views on fracking. i absolutely support fracking. i believe that we need independence with energy, and i believe i ve walked that line my entire career. you have made
years after the feds invested billions to get the island back. the american people who live there are in the dark. we asked why. this is american voices! hello everyone. i m alicia mendes. mental gymnastics, it could be donald trump s favorites for. as we go into the classified documents at his mar-a-lago residents. trump claims that those were declassified. when boxes sean hannity asked about that the classification process let s call it this week. the latter made a claim so bonkers that you re going to have to hear it from trump himself. it doesn t have to be a process as i understand, it there s different people who say different things but as i understand there doesn t have to be. if you re the president of the united states you can be classified just by saying it s the classified. even by thinking about it. because you are sending it to mar-a-lago or to wherever you are sending it. let s just say if you consider these mental gymnastics he didn t quite stick the lan
That compass care, that pro life centre that was fire bombed on june 7th in a so-called jane s revenge attack. $400,000 s worth of damage done to that charitable organization. but it s not a priority is it, not for new york s ag, because she s too busy, leticia james, carrying out her own revenge attack on crump. but the least shocking development in new york politics lately was the new york slimes editorial endorsing governor kathy hochul. now over and over again they write zeldin, lee zeldin, has demonstrated a loyalty of trumpism over his oath to defend democracy and the u.s. constitution. in his campaign for governor he makes arguments about crime and advocating to returning to the zero tolerance days that have no clear connection to public safety. i hate to break it to the gray old lady, that s called getting tough on crime, kid. and that s exactly what needs to
Rules do not apply to him reports that perhaps the search at mar-a-lago could actually bolster part of the new york s ag case that trump never turned over all the financial documents that she had asked for. the lawsuit says quote, the search warrants were executed at mar-a-lago in 2022. the district force in the middle district of florida. with the seamless materials including correspondents related to taxes and accounting. so i wonder melissa, what you make of that potential cross action of the two cases? well alicia, it s not just the cross section in these two cases. there is a wide range of allegations going on here. and that cash of documents at mar-a-lago, ostensibly, could relate to all of the potential lawsuits. whether it s happened in georgia, in the wake of the election. whether it s about tax information that wasn t properly disclosed to the new york ag whether it s about january six more generally we don t know what is all in that
To rule out a ban on contraception. some democratic candidates for state attorneys generals now promising to help. just today, new york s ag announced new legislation to boost funding for women s clinics in the state. with us tonight harry litman, former u.s. attorney and former deputy assistant attorney general. and victoria defrancesco soto, the dean of the clinton school of public service at the university of arkansas. she s also an msnbc political analyst. harry, if roe v. wade is overturned, there is already concern access to contraceptives could be next. whatever is on the table. how much of this is gonna play out in the course? on the table, it s a really vast array of things we ve come taken for granted. you have same-sex marriage, interracial marriage, private consensual behavior, even the ability to educate your children. all of these things are completely put into play by the