hot button social issues, republican congressman nancy mace will join us with her take. but first correspondent matt finn with the latest hi matt. mike: the house voted to amend the annual defense spending bill by overturning policy that reimbursing service members for abortion-related expenses. the house also voted to ban transgender health services in the military. in a bitter debate republicans have been arguing in part that the abortion reis burstment is a piece of the democrats woke military agenda that republicans are trying to end. the speaker of the house kevin mccarthy says democrats are trying to change the course of history. and for decades in america, from the most proceed-life to the most pro choice person in congress they believed in the hide amendment and that is simply what it s saying. do not use taxpayer money on abortion. and the other part would be is, what they re looking at, should we allow wokism in our military. now democrats allege republicans a
sandra: awaiting a press conference for students for fair admission who brought on this case after we heard from the president there just a short time ago. so that presser in washington will be underway any moment. we ll get there when it begins. the group brought two separate cases against the university of north carolina and harvard to the nation s highest court and asian-american student claims he was rejected from six elite universities by race. reaction out of it. thank you for coming. let me introduce participants of this press conference. on my far right is calvin yang, calvin is a participating member of students for fair admissions. he was rejected from harvard a few years ago. to my right is thomas mccarthy, typical spelling, thomas mccarthy. tom is the founding partner of a law firm consevoir and mccarthy, and chief trial counsel and students for fair admissions versus the university of north carolina. to my left is adam mortara. adam is with mortara law, forme
former vp s leadership, but republicans are asking, is it safer following a watch dog report suggesting the biden administration may have put national security at risk by failing to properly vet e vac e vac ways from the botched withdraw from afghanistan. our panel weighs in. and some residents are being told tow sweat it out conserve power even as temperatures soar to record levels. an electrifying panel on the future of the state s energy crunch ahead but first breaking news out of memphis, the 19 year old police say is responsible for several shootings around the city tonight is under arrest. cores corespondent jonathan seniory is in memphis he joins us on the phone. . reporter: good evening mike the shooting started around 4:30 central time when he walked into an auto parts store striking shots. he documented it on facebook live which led police to identify the suspect as 19 year old ezekiel kelly additional shootings followed in other parts of the city including a ma
wandering around and actually exerting calories. for me it s anything that i can eat with one hand and don t actually have to look at it. so fries in a bag or something where you re reaching over and you re driving with one hand and you re kind of eating like that. but you can t actually look. so it has to be something relatively simple and not too messy. although i will say, beef jerky, i m also all in on that. mike: that sounds like a professional road tripper. how about you kevin corke. perky jerky is the way to go call colin could you heard he ll tell you. my favorite thing on the road is to stop at crackle barrel then again i ll eat that anytime i love it one of my favorite places to go and i always end up buying stuff in the store you know the store you see when you re checking out that s where i like to go. mike: maybe all my years in texas but i find myself looking for the dq when i m on the road trip so whether it s the jersey shore or texas, i seem to find
the road trip, can we just play it quick, i ve got to get this in here. mpr this is the mpr reporter on the road trip with granholm. yesterday we stopped at a fast charger where one of the chargers was broken, right. another one was actually being used by an electric school bus on a road show, pretty cool. but more people who wanted to charge than there were chargers, and one person was waiting actually called the cops about a nonelectric vehicle trying to hold a spot for the secretary of energy. turns out it s not a crime, the cop said, but it is a frustration. sandra: i can only imagine how frustrating that was. larry: i m not against e.v.s. figure out the chargers technology, but let us drill for the battery for nickel and so forth because otherwise you are just subsidizing china. don t mandate an end to gasoline cars. let technology work over the