woman and in fact, she loved clothes, she loved to travel. and she was there. she was present for each and every issue and she delivered the resources to her district and she she sure did. i lived there for a long time down there and she had a soft voice but a strong spirit and she got things done, done. so our condolences, thank you congresswoman barbara lee because you get it done, too. appreciate you. up next, the sex trafficking trial of maxwell in new york. she exploited young girls and served them up to the proversions of jeffrey epstein. her attorneys claim she s a scapegoat. we ll bring you that next. a scapegoat. we ll bring you that next. jerry, you ve got to see this. seen it. trust me, after 15 walks .it gets a little old. ugh. i really should be retired by now.
safe anybody is. i had this conversation with tony blair back in 2006. what came of that conversation? well, this was after the bombing in london and he was going we were having lunch with some foreign policy people and he was talking about allowing the pakistan areas of london to deploy sharia law in their domestic relations and i said with all respect, i think the u.k. system of jury ris prudence is in violence and there is no room for that. when you have seen such a city come under attack, a city that is one of those paradigms of intersectionalty of so many styles of life living together harmoniously if you will, this has been a shock to the system for many, regardless for you or regardless of background. it is a total shock and so many of these. these are terrible proversions of a religion used for terror
black civil rights allies are partners in this genocide. jackson also has a history of anti-gay statements that could alienite suburban women right here in northern virginia for one. i know that people say, well, it s unfair to associate homosexuality with pedophilia or some of these other proversions, but i believe that there is a direct connection because what they really want is absolute, complete and total sexual freedom. this morning, he is up with a new ad which features the widow and daughter of a police officer killed in the line of duty endorsing him. every time i was in the hospital, i would see ken. i will never forget that. he really cared about us and that meant a lot to me. he s a very genuine guy who has a deep commitment to helping other people. i think ken would make a great governor. by the way, for what it s
violence, or stalking but an intimate. partner this their lifetime. and every year close to 17,000 people lose their lives to domestic violence. so once again, this is not just a family matter. this is a matter of life and death. welcome back. that was minnesota senator amy cloeb sure pushing the case to reauthorize the violence again women act. it s a bipartisan bill, but many republicans are upset that the new version of the bill includes proversions they have problems with. they question the motives of democrats. two senators who support the legislation is joining us tonight. we begin with maria cantwell. what s the fight over here on this? why is this bill zooming through, especially in this political environment? that s what women want to know. they want to know how something