politicsnation tonight s lead, one step at time he right now, abortion right activists are breathing a sigh of relief. as a key abortion pill wil stay on the market for now but, the fight over access t the bill now heads back to a appeals court. where the legal battle wil resume next month. meanwhile, on this earth day weekend, president biden i shoring up his green credential s with the bi announcement on environmenta justice. ahead of an even bigge announcement that he will ru for reelection that news is expected as early as tuesday as the 2024 presidential fields take shape on both sides. and, in just over a week after he was shot twice for ringin the wrong doorbell, kansas cit teen ralph yarl what i recovering at home his shooter, on andrew lester, now facing what could amount t life in prison on a firs degree assault charge. to which he has pled not guilty y all s family and their lawyers want a federal hat crime charge against leicester and, in a few minutes, ralph yarl
now. tonight on all in, all members voted have all members voted the abortion bans kee passing and national republicans can t not defend it. when you look at the issues of abortion, i start with th various important conversation i had at a banking hearing tonight, florida s vote t reverse reproductive rights as the lawless ruling on abortion pills likely heads to th supreme court. and then, another deposition for a disgraced ex president will supporters get away wit threatening his prosecutor plus, what we know about the 21-year-old air national guardsmen arrested for leaking pentagon docks first it was secret lavish gifts from a billionaire donor to the supreme court justice why was the same donor secretl buying real estate fro clarence thomas? when all in starts right now and good evening from new york i m chris hayes. today, lawmakers in th republican controlled florid state house passed a bil banning abortion after just si weeks of pregnancy effectively,
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totally unnecessary. it was unnecessary. we are starting early. i want to talk about how performance has part replaced belief from politics to the classroom to social media is start with the democrats newest star justin pearson. he is one of the tennessee dam two started a near riot at a government building and disrupted disrupted invited legislative session with a bullhorn. to understand how he is now a star, let s go back a bit here he is in 2016 in college. i am justin j pearson and i running for president of bsg. their theories running this campaign that messier. one has to do with representation how can we represent all voices in a conversation? i want to do this by partnering with organizations and the democrats to the republicans went to bring together differen voices at dissenting voices. voices that may maybe my libera or conservative. so we can reach a point of the radical middle. he seems like the nicest young man ever running for school office and he makes