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Probably not. a super majority of registered voters said a conviction in the hush money cover-up trial will not make a difference in how they vote. 15% said it makes them more likely to support trump. that is mostly among republicans. so what does this guilty republic mean? republic mean? for the future of our democracy if a convicted felon can run for president and do so with the backing of one o.r. two major political parties? i m joined by o.r. doug jones, alabama. joe walsh is a former republican congressman from illinois. he is the host of the podcast white flight but joe walsh. thank you for being with us. jones, let us start with you. mitch mcconnell said the charges against donald trump should never have been brought in the first place. two of your contenders to ....
Is not just whether to take the cases, but what specific issues, and the timing. let me say two final things on the timing. the parties have stressed urgency, and that is donald trump, and the original colorado voters who have challenged him and the colorado republican party also in this case. the voters have said, please decide by february 11th which is the day before the ballots in kro r are set to be mailed out. the colorado republican party has said, please decide it by march 5th, which is super tuesday when 15 states have primaries, and colorado balloting would be completed by then, and so that is the broader timetable, but for what might happen today or next week, and today is a start of the imperfect decision as to be taken up the cases, and they could give us an order this afternoon, john, but looking at ....
Cedars-sinai says it has been resolved? but there is no admission that they did anything wrong. and that was part of and all of that is sealed. but the truth is that she went in healthy. they botched it. she was butchered. the autopsy is very clear about that, and that she was allowed to hemorrhage not for an hour or two hours but for ten hours before they got her back to the o.r. she never left the recovery area, so they knew that something was wrong. but instead of getting your son was telling them something s wrong. yes. something s wrong here. and they were giving her transfusions as opposed to there was an mri ordered stat at 6:30. it never happened, fred. wow. had they done that, they would have seen that she was bleeding internally and her life would have been saved. it was negligence all the way. the other piece is that this was her second c-section. ....
Have to use a massive transfusion protocol. if i have to wait until they get sick, they re more likely to go into icu, they re more likely to have complications or even die. the anesthesiologists, they don t want to take an unstable patient to the o.r. if i can prevent it. so at what exact point do i get to save someone s life? you re saying, often that is something that you hear from state lawmakers had a vote for these abortion bans, that it does have these exceptions. you re saying when it says, there is an exception for the life of the mother, in your view, that s not really an exception. well, i think if someone comes in and i know what the subsequent happenings will be, i will take care of it right now. if they re clinically very stable, their vital signs are stable, they haven t lost enough blood, does that count as her life is in danger? ....
Likely to have complications, or even die. the anesthesiologist, they don t want to take an unstable patient to the o. r. if i can prevent it. so, at what exact points do i get to save someone s life? it s very unclear. so, you are saying because often that is something you hear from state lawmakers, who vote for these abortion bans, is that it does have these exceptions. but you are saying there is an exception for the life of the mother, that that is in your view, that that s not really an exception. well, i think if someone comes in and i know what the subsequent happenings are going to be, i will take care of it right now. but if they are clinically very stable, or their vital signs are stable, or they have not lost enough blood, does that count as her life in danger? maybe right at this moment it s not. but it is going to be. and do i have to wait? and sometimes it s not even going to be my decision. the hospital ....