are still five votes to overturn roe, we imagine there will be an internal debate within the court about what happens next, it is unclear whether this revelation or the sleep will change anything. i m inclined to think that it won t. it likely will be waiting to see what happens until 8 june waiting to see what happens until8june and in waiting to see what happens until 8june and in latejune we will see the supreme court overturn roe in some shape or form, even if it is different. it is one of the great polarising issues of modern american history and politics, i suppose, and society. do you have any idea as to. isn t that clear across all states as to which way they fall, again, we understand that there are a good number that have laws ready to trigger if roe versus wade is collapsed. lilo. ready to trigger if roe versus wade is collapsed. wade is collapsed. no, it s not. wade is collapsed. no, it s not- even wade is collapsed. no, it s not. even among - wade is collapsed. no, it s
or top 10th of 1%. they have been doing well the last 20 years but the rest of america has suffered because of it and these deficits that they talk about are aimed in that direction as well. now in the long-term, i want to say this. in the long-term, there is something so you do have to adjust it but it ought to be shared sacrifice. people at the bottom have already sacrificed. first they sacrifice with their jobs. 11 molve us lost jobs. 14 million unemployed. then they sacrificed with their homes. workers homes were foreclosed on. then we sacrificed with our tax as we paid to bail out wall street for their excesses and they are back to business as usual. nothing has changed for them. they have not lost their third home. they have not had a decrease in salary. and then they come back and say now that you have paid three times, because of these deficits, let s eliminate social security or medicare and make you pay again. we think the sacrifice should start at the top and i thi
has resigned. frankly, speech or no speech, the challenges of doing that remain huge challenges. i think the president wanted to create some commitment a down payment, if you will, on the image that barack obama is serious about israeli peace. actually getting to those negotiations and produng an agreement on jerusalem, border security, and refugees would be very hard to do. host: on the concept of land swaps, what is your thinking, mr. ambassador? guest: i agree that the situation on the ground is probably more bleak than it has been in a long time. the reaction of the palestinians and israelis responded negatively. they both see something else in obama s speech. the reality is the arab-israeli conflict is an ms in this large tidal wave of change that is taking place. the israelis and palestinians need to step back. why can t we come closer together? why can t we begin the healing process? to miss out on this great change taking place around these two nations means that th
the reelection campaign yesterday at the women s leadership forum. for our first 45 minutes, we ll take a look at some sound from the president and the first lady s speeches. we want to open the lines for democrats only for the first 45 minutes. here s the question we want to ask you. as it stands right now, would you re-elect president obama? again, democrats only. here are the lines you can call. those are the phone numbers. e-mail and you can also reach out to us on twitter. here s a story from michele obama s speech yesterday. it says in the chicago sun- times host: to give you more of a sense of what we will do for the next 45 minutes, as we asked democrats only if you would reelect the president, here is michelle obama from yesterday. the simple truth is that today, four years later, we are here because of all of you. i m not just talking about winning an election. i am talking about what we have been doing every day in the white house since that time to keep on f