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achieve it? we will explore. also, as america gets ready to mark a million dead from covid, bill gates says we re not out of danger yet, not even close. i will talk to him about the pandemic and the inevitable next one. but first here s my take. as the prospect of roe vs. wade being overturned looms large and races for another round of cultural wars i have been puzzled over why clashes over value seem to be more intense in the united states than elsewhere and why the competing camps seem more divided than before. one key to this might be found in a 2020 pew survey showing on many colonel issues the american political divide was the widest among rich countries surveyed. asked whether the country would be better off in the future if it sticks to its traditions and ways of life, 65% of americans on the right said yes, versus just 6% on the left, a 59-point gap. that compares with a 19-point game in tradition-bound france. as for the being christian is a crucial aspect ....
book published. and the media frenzy around the amber heard/johnny depp trial and alerts are unavoidable. first, one of the biggest scoops in american journalism history and it was about one of the most polarizing issues in history. we knew the supreme court would be ruling on abortion this summer. we knew the conservative joert could kol back roe v. wade. we knew it could be a big story through mid-june. but through sensational scoop, it landed early. this report from monday night about the draft majority popinin dated february is by far the most far right view in political history. it s still dominating news nearly a week later. so we re going to hear several unique voices, including a former reporter turned planned parenthood director. but let s begin going behind the scenes with the political bombshell that started it all, one of the politico s top editors, dafna linzer. she s the top head iter and with me now. dafna, when you found out your editors obtained thi ....
the leak ignites outrage. democrats vow to fight for abortion rights. this is a life or death moment and we need to fight like it is. but will the court s decision affect how americans vote this november? democratic senator kirsten gillibrand joins me to discuss ahead. plus, proxy war? russia is set to celebrate victory day with signs putin could escalate his war strategy as reports suggests the u.s. is going further to help ukraine. i ll speak to the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas-greenfield in moments. good morning, i m jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is on the brink of a very different america. the nation is still reacting to this unprecedented leak from the u.s. supreme court revealing a draft majority opinion on a mississippi abortion case that would overrule the landmark 1973 ruling, roe v. wade. the majority draft was written by justice alito and supported by four other justices, according to politico which obta ....
celebrate a victory tomorrow, its defeat of the nazis in world war ii. this year the holiday will almost certainly focus on ukraine. but what would victory look like there for either side? and who is most likely to achieve it? we will explore. also, as america gets ready to mark a million dead from covid, bill gates says we re not out of danger yet, not even close. i will talk to him about the pandemic and the inevitable next one. but first here s my take. as the prospect of roe vs. wade being overturned looms large and races for another round of cultural wars i have been puzzled over why clashes over value seem to be more intense in the united states than elsewhere and why the competing camps seem more divided than before. one key to this might be found in a 2020 pew survey showing on many colonel issues the american political divide was the widest among rich countries surveyed. asked whether the country would be better off in the future if it sticks to its traditi ....
february. see right there, exchange of flowers. ar let signs is at the white house. kate bennett joins us from traveling with the first lady. kate, what do we need to know about this visit? reporter: well, we re back in slovakia tonight. earlier today we made the surprise trip with the first lady into the south western corner of ukraine. a 15-minute drive from the border. besides the trip on mother s day, the biggest surprise was the first lady of ukraine. they ve exchanged correspondence, and meeting today was a big deal. not only is a first lady going into an active war zone. this is also the wife of the president of ukraine who has tried to keep under cover. the public has not seen her. the two women together on mother s day. as dr. biden said, it was important to express support from america on mother s day for ukraine. now, the two women held a bilateral behind closed doors for about a half hour or so that the press didn t get to see. i m told they talked about e ....