level the right to an abortion. it is about to happen here. you will see it live. with vice president kamala harris expected to preside. what can and what will democrats and president biden do next? and on wall street where the inflation report is top of mind for a lot of folks including the president who just spoke with farmers in illinois about the economy. also happening now, donald trump versus lettisha james. over whether the former president has to talk to the new york a.g. we have a pair of nbc news exclusives this hour including a one-on-one with the man running away with the senate primary in pennsylvania who says he s just a democrat. just a democrat, rejecting the progressive label. what else john fetterman is telling our team and who he says he ll disappoint if he makes it to washington. i m hallie jackson. let s start here at the capitol. allie is there. chief white house correspondent peter alexander is posted up on the north lawn for us. it is fair and safe t
i m wolf blitzer in washington along with kaitlan collins. this is america s choice, election day in america your headquarters for all the crucial issues driving voters to the polls. key races are in mississippi, kentucky and ohio. the first polls close in hours from now. these races can help us get a sense of where the voters are. we ll see in abortion rights will continue to be the driving force so clearly in last year s election after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade. in ohio tonight, voters are deciding to enshrine the right to one in the state s constitution. and governors contests in kentucky and mississippi, along with control over the government of virginia, where all 140 seats in both the house and the senate there are up for grabs. . we have live team coverage of it all. jessica dean is in richmond, virginia. kyung lah, you re no franklin county, ohio. what have voters been saying as they cast their ballots today. reporter: what you re he
we have talked at length on this program about project 2025, the heritage foundation s nightmarish plan to transform the nation into a trump dystopia. the 900 page project would provide trump a maga blueprint for a potential second term. yesterday, my colleagues had the chance to actually sit down with kevin roberts, president of the heritage foundation, and the top architect for press operation 2025. here s how that interview began. you reject the assertion that this is a plan that was cooked up specifically for the second coming of the trump administration? we couldn t do that, because we are nonpartisan. i would have been thrilled if president biden and his team asked for a briefing. setting aside the laughable claim that the conservative think tank would have been thrilled to work with joe biden, route the interview, roberts laid out a series of talking points that made him sound indistinguishable from donald trump. like, say, wanting to remove state department empl
On january 21, the Year Anniversary of the largest protest. How did you get involved . Goes back to the moment when you first got involved. Sunny was like everybody else, had a moment of despair after the election in 2016 and was online, trying to figure out, analyze, why are we in this situation . I started seeing posts and Facebook Events about this million women march, and my first instinct was to be there was are a million women march in 1997, but i digress. I started going into the actual pages and see the commentary and conversations people were having, and i made a comment in there and i said exhope you include muslim win and muslim communities, but it was one over group that was not described in the description of the event. The talk about solidarity with other groups but muslims were not included. And im sure it he one intensal but i felt the need to say something. And then as i was making that commonality, bob land, the original founder, was already in conversation with an af
Coowner politics and prose bookstore. On behalf of everybody here that busboys, welcome and thank you for coming. We have terrific sessions for you this evening. Were talking about lifes works, moral arguments of choice and several other voices on the issue including Womens Health and reproductive life. This is subject of intense interest of access to legal abortion and organizations providing the service have been cut in federal funding. All eyes are now focused on the Trump Administration and the Supreme Court and what they will do in the coming months. Im sure you know that. As evidenced by how crowded this room is this evening. The panelists will be moderated our moderator is sitting on the end holds a phd in local science. And spent two decades in Public Policy and advocacy. Starting with a stint as a staff member from congress which dealt with health and education issues. She sense work for several groups involved in health and gender matters, currently the senior fellow. Shes be