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thank you both for being here just to be clear, and people are thinking, well, this is not the dobbs case, this is not truly whether to think that abortion can be legal or not or illegal. this is about access to abortion medication. but maybe for wondering why the justices even took a case like this. >> what's your thought >> well, i think in dobbs, you remember the line where they said that this was just a neutral opinion. we're returning the issue back to the people and their elected representatives. and every time abortion access has been on the ballot since then, abortion access has one. and so now what we see is not a fight over whether or not it should be legal or return to that neutral position. but whether or not women can have access to the drug that most women used to end early pregnancies. and so i think that this was a secondary attack on the right of women to exercise bodily autonomy. and they took it in order to test whether or not that access will remain available. >> many i mean, there was a time for the dobbs decision. everyone talked about and roe v. wade, frankly,
thank you both for being here just to be clear, and people are thinking, well, this is not the dobbs case, this is not truly whether to think that abortion can be legal or not or illegal. this is about access to abortion medication. but maybe for wondering why the justices even took a case like this. >> what's your thought >> well, i think in dobbs, you remember the line where they said that this was just a neutral opinion. we're returning the issue back to the people and their...
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remember the dobbs decision said, this ought to go back to the states. well, the states are divided nearly half had these bands. the other talk about putting in place ways to protect reproductive rights. and so we're turning to the states would not be an issue. the supreme court ruled in this it's way it would have the nationwide consequences of it. it would have an impact on miscarriage care. it would have an impact on being able to shut down telemedicine in this area about being able to make it only available up to the seven mark as opposed to ten week mark or even the 12 under the will tell organizations global decision about how long you could actually prescribe and use it and so this has really big conference, but mostly they can i just apply their logic to one drug if they think the fda is problematic, well, there's a whole lot of drugs out there in the market right now that would fall victim as well. >> yeah. you have to wonder what the implications are for the pharmaceutical industry in this country. and elliott, i mean what stands out to you in
remember the dobbs decision said, this ought to go back to the states. well, the states are divided nearly half had these bands. the other talk about putting in place ways to protect reproductive rights. and so we're turning to the states would not be an issue. the supreme court ruled in this it's way it would have the nationwide consequences of it. it would have an impact on miscarriage care. it would have an impact on being able to shut down telemedicine in this area about being able to make...
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that's right of the dobbs. this shows you didn't you were there that overturned roe versus wade. you wrote this and let me read it to you. none of the traditional considerations that had led the court to overrule prior precedent. could justify its decision in dobbs, changes in the facts supported, rather than undermine row and kasie, so how damaging has this been? you believe this decision, the so-called dobbs decision, to the credibility of the supreme court. >> i don't know to the credibility because you are the expert there. i have my own ideas well, i am a member of this. i was a member of the supreme court. >> but what we wrote >> along dissent justice kagan, justice sotomayor, and myself, and that dissent together said this would be very harmful. the majority thinks it's going to turn the whole issue over to the legislatures of states and we'll never have to deal with it again over you we said, is that true? >> well, >> this morning, i think or yesterday morning wasn't it? they dealt with a big issue and there will be more and more and more and we wrote all of that because
that's right of the dobbs. this shows you didn't you were there that overturned roe versus wade. you wrote this and let me read it to you. none of the traditional considerations that had led the court to overrule prior precedent. could justify its decision in dobbs, changes in the facts supported, rather than undermine row and kasie, so how damaging has this been? you believe this decision, the so-called dobbs decision, to the credibility of the supreme court. >> i don't know to the...
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so when dobbs said that there was no constitutional right to abortion that left it to the states. but what is happening is that even if abortion is banned in certain states phase 14 states have banned on people can still access medication, abortion through telehealth and through the mail. and so i think this case is really about trying to i'm control who has access to abortion and reach the people who were able to evade those bands. >> elliott, your sense of these arguments, how they've, they've broken down. we've heard the conservative justices trying to poke holes in what is something that is widely accepted across the country is normal report reproductive care. yeah, absolutely. it's picking up on exactly what laura was saying there's two big things happening in this case and it's playing out very clearly in the arguments number one, it's about the world post dobbs and post roe v. wade abortion specifically. and what does it mean? in american life? number one, number two is the role of the administrative state. what power do agencies have to regulate and make decisions on thing
so when dobbs said that there was no constitutional right to abortion that left it to the states. but what is happening is that even if abortion is banned in certain states phase 14 states have banned on people can still access medication, abortion through telehealth and through the mail. and so i think this case is really about trying to i'm control who has access to abortion and reach the people who were able to evade those bands. >> elliott, your sense of these arguments, how they've,...
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that has been stakes since the dobbs decision since the dobbs decision in 2022, but it's also at stake in this november election. and that's the contrast they want to create. they look at those comments from donald trump and they see that clearly as political gold. and they also, and i've just been fascinated with republicans a year-and-a-half later, not be able to grapple not just with the political consequences of the dobbs decision, but substantive consequences. it's not just abortion, it's not just, you know, 12 16, 20 week bands or whatnot. and you really saw that with the ivf ruling republicans who signed on to that legislation saying life begins at conception. they didn't think about how this would affect really popular procedures like ivf, and they're really trying to scramble to reconcile that a record now, but there is a record there that voters and democrats can point to know it's a good point >> all right, this been a wonderful discussion. thank you all for joining us today. it is about ten minutes before 07:00. here here on the east coast, here is your morning roundup summ
that has been stakes since the dobbs decision since the dobbs decision in 2022, but it's also at stake in this november election. and that's the contrast they want to create. they look at those comments from donald trump and they see that clearly as political gold. and they also, and i've just been fascinated with republicans a year-and-a-half later, not be able to grapple not just with the political consequences of the dobbs decision, but substantive consequences. it's not just abortion, it's...
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we know that the battle joined in dobbs is not over. this is one other example of fighting free, productive freedom. coloradans care deeply about it. that's why i'm fighting in this case. >> can you tell me what that fight looks like? because you've joined the case how involved you are, what you will be seeing and hearing as far as arguments go when you get to a case in supreme court, there's a chance for a range of different actors. so for example, the pharmaceutical industry has also gotten involved filing what i hope to be an influential amicus briefs saying that this destabilizes the whole pharmaceutical industry to have court's making these judgments i'm working with a coalition of states that believe in reproductive freedom, making the point that you can't just take this drug off the market because it's a medication assisted abortion drug that's actually taking choice away from states that want abortion to be legal. >> so we're >> committed to protecting the people of other states, protecting our rights as states to push for repro
we know that the battle joined in dobbs is not over. this is one other example of fighting free, productive freedom. coloradans care deeply about it. that's why i'm fighting in this case. >> can you tell me what that fight looks like? because you've joined the case how involved you are, what you will be seeing and hearing as far as arguments go when you get to a case in supreme court, there's a chance for a range of different actors. so for example, the pharmaceutical industry has also...
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and we wrote >> all of that because of >> the dobbs decision, >> yes. >> we wrote that overturned roe versus wade to work well, this is not going to work well, and we explained it. it. >> are you worried about the court's credibility? >> i'm worried in this sense, yes. yes and no good question. >> why? >> if you not you but someone were on trial and suppose that person was very unpopular. that's twice it's not, you >> very >> unpopular with that person, what a judge, who is going to go into decide according to public opinion >> no. >> well, that's true. >> but in the long run public opinion matters because public opinion is one of the things that will lead people to follow a rule of law. >> and i want to follow up on that, but you've also said that if the court overturns too many decisions and your words, it could lead to legal chaos. you think that's the path that we're all heading on? >> no. >> but i think what will >> happen there is this >> the people who have >> textualism originalism, the conservative justices yes. and as it turns out, >> but they say, one of the problems with t
and we wrote >> all of that because of >> the dobbs decision, >> yes. >> we wrote that overturned roe versus wade to work well, this is not going to work well, and we explained it. it. >> are you worried about the court's credibility? >> i'm worried in this sense, yes. yes and no good question. >> why? >> if you not you but someone were on trial and suppose that person was very unpopular. that's twice it's not, you >> very >> unpopular...
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a lot of people talked about this before roe, before the dobbs decision a lot of people said the natural challenge is it would be natural impact on ivf and we many of us were poo-pooed when we said that. and i think what the president will say today is this is a fundamental freedom that is at stake, right now. we can, we can actually protect women's dignity. we can protect, we can restore roe, or we can leave women to the chaos of various state actions to undermine hi, their ability to control their reproductive freedom and even aqsa and even decide when they can start a family. >> and near. finally, i know you're on the domestic policy side of things, but i have to ask, i mean, there's a lot of anger even in the president's party over his handling of the israel-hamas war and on what is taking place in gaza the vice president has been vocal in calling for a ceasefire. will the president call for a ceasefire tonight at immediate and lasting ceasefire >> well, i am on the domestic policy council, but i can say really forcefully from my perspective, that is important that we hear from all a
a lot of people talked about this before roe, before the dobbs decision a lot of people said the natural challenge is it would be natural impact on ivf and we many of us were poo-pooed when we said that. and i think what the president will say today is this is a fundamental freedom that is at stake, right now. we can, we can actually protect women's dignity. we can protect, we can restore roe, or we can leave women to the chaos of various state actions to undermine hi, their ability to control...
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gore, and the very beginning of what they wrote they evoked dobbs, right? and they were kind of throwing the majority's dobbs decision in their face. if it is not necessary, this is on page 15 it is not necessary to decide more to dispose of a case than it is necessary to not to decide more dobbs v. jackson women's health organization. that fundamental principle of judicial restraint is practical please oldest, our republic. this court authorized to say what the law is only because those who apply rule two particular cases must of necessity expound and interpret the law. can you translate that into from legally is into english, we lose an english. >> it's these two cases in. which the supreme court says, we are only deciding on a very narrow issue and don't need to go beyond that now, far be it from me or joan biskupic, the real expert here about what's going on in an individual workplace or how people are interacting with each other. but i think it's a shot across the bow from the three traditionally liberal justices, citing beginning the opinion with dobb
gore, and the very beginning of what they wrote they evoked dobbs, right? and they were kind of throwing the majority's dobbs decision in their face. if it is not necessary, this is on page 15 it is not necessary to decide more to dispose of a case than it is necessary to not to decide more dobbs v. jackson women's health organization. that fundamental principle of judicial restraint is practical please oldest, our republic. this court authorized to say what the law is only because those who...
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what we heard in the state of the union is the cold truth, which is that the dobbs decision overturning abortion rights has infuriated voters. >> we have >> seen overwhelming voter turnout to defeat bans on abortion and fight for access in the last several cycles. and we're going to see it again in 2024. >> yeah, it is clear is something democrats feel will be a winning issue for them and tying donald trump to repealing of roe v. wade is crucial strategy here was vice president kamala harris on the campaign trail talking about donald trump here he is proud >> proud that >> women across our nation are suffering proud that doctors and nurses could be thrown in prison for admission in a string care proud of that, young women today have fewer rights than their mothers and grandmothers how did he? >> that was where i was, you know, no one has been jailed for administering care under these new laws, but the suffering she's talking about, democrats tried at the state of the union to humanize that story with some of the guests they brought a dr. who said she provided an abortion to a girl who'd
what we heard in the state of the union is the cold truth, which is that the dobbs decision overturning abortion rights has infuriated voters. >> we have >> seen overwhelming voter turnout to defeat bans on abortion and fight for access in the last several cycles. and we're going to see it again in 2024. >> yeah, it is clear is something democrats feel will be a winning issue for them and tying donald trump to repealing of roe v. wade is crucial strategy here was vice...
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reproductive freedom, following the dobbs decision. and this was something that the justices said themselves, it was in that conquered opinion. i don't recall which of the conservative justices it was who said next, we're going to be looking at contraceptives next could be marriage equality, mexican be looking at those other cases. it's sort of opened the floodgates to having these challenges. now, when you talk about it from a political glass spec, again, democrats have done a really good job of messaging on these issues. we saw it in 2022. we're already seeing it now. republicans have an exactly figured out how to make gains on it. so i think that republicans want to protect these rights. of course, at all costs, it's a cornerstone of their platform and of their campaigns. but the end of the day, keeping these issues in there headlines, it gives them a real leg up against republicans >> let's change gears slightly because while we're to talk about this in terms of the election terms of republicans versus democrats, we gotta reminder
reproductive freedom, following the dobbs decision. and this was something that the justices said themselves, it was in that conquered opinion. i don't recall which of the conservative justices it was who said next, we're going to be looking at contraceptives next could be marriage equality, mexican be looking at those other cases. it's sort of opened the floodgates to having these challenges. now, when you talk about it from a political glass spec, again, democrats have done a really good job...
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dobbs, he said we have to be minimalist here. we can't go as far as done this is the selena gomez and his majority opinion. and they quoted his concurrence back to him and their concurrence and they said you said you're supposed to be a minimalist and look what you've done today. >> that is fascinating. i mean, what do you think? how do you think chief justice john roberts reads that? >> i think he definitely reads it as a jab and it's really hard for me not to look at the language that you quoted earlier, kaitlan, which it looks like the court is trying to insulate itself and the petitioner, meaning trump from further controversy. that's really telling language and that liberal justices can occurrence because what they're really saying is you're trying to protect trump. and i think it's a look ahead to this executive immunity case to say, don't try to protect this individual too much. in the oral argument, justice sotomayor, and i suspect it was she who wrote the joint concurrence because march as a star and has done some leg wo
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decision to the your intro saying that the daughter of dobbs luck this i will say this all the time mr. personnel has been around since 2000 and i am now 41 and i graduated high school in 2000. that's how long this drug has been around to give you some perspective in terms of what the fda rule has said in terms of its safety some of the arguments is that it's not safe for women to use, which is just not the case. many women do use this as a form of abortion because it is saved, because it is accessible in a world where we don't have the constitutional right and bodily autonomy over them anymore. this step is just another overreach. if they rule that this is not a drug that should be accessible to people that will we'll animate the base, >> we'll >> john, i mean, i hear you. i'm saying that the partisanship of the court, but will play into the concern of this drug is outlawed, will plan to the concern of the over partisan nature of the supreme court because of how the court has now been formed, because three of the justices on the supreme court our trump appointed justices. >> if >>
decision to the your intro saying that the daughter of dobbs luck this i will say this all the time mr. personnel has been around since 2000 and i am now 41 and i graduated high school in 2000. that's how long this drug has been around to give you some perspective in terms of what the fda rule has said in terms of its safety some of the arguments is that it's not safe for women to use, which is just not the case. many women do use this as a form of abortion because it is saved, because it is...
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they did it with dobbs. this is part of their long-term strategy and of course, the next thing would have a ruling like what we saw in alabama take place clarence thomas said, we're coming after contraception and everything else. so no, for them to then say, oh, my goodness, we actually do support ivf treatment. let's put this bill that actually says nothing about the legal definition of an embryo. so what doesn't protect that? and when you are a woman going to fertility treatments, you now, especially after this ruling, you're going to have to have some really clear definitions about what constitutes an embryo and what you can do and what your dr. there can do with you. >> that's >> interesting point to think about what the bill does not say is do you think it may be trying to placate those who saw this as in their minds, not an inevitable extension of the dobbs ruling. i mean, people have what mifepristone they thought about, obviously abortion, ivf people, i think believe was going to be a sacred space. b
they did it with dobbs. this is part of their long-term strategy and of course, the next thing would have a ruling like what we saw in alabama take place clarence thomas said, we're coming after contraception and everything else. so no, for them to then say, oh, my goodness, we actually do support ivf treatment. let's put this bill that actually says nothing about the legal definition of an embryo. so what doesn't protect that? and when you are a woman going to fertility treatments, you now,...
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that was raised as i just put, and i also really reminded that this is the same court that delivered dobbs. this is the same court that i was a conservatives super majority that was appointed by former president trump, who is himself proclaimed interest in seeing a national abortion ban. and that continues to concern me and i think concerns should concern us all well i think the lack of standing that seemed to be a through your questioning and the lack of real and any discussion around the merits because the science i think was so convincing should give us some measure of security, but that only is when we are in a system and a structure you know, with a, with a court that quite frankly, i think has has has demonstrated that it is willing to go outside of those various notions in its rulings we only have about ten seconds left, but you mentioned the presumptive republican nominee. do you feel like this issue will be a determining factor in the 2024 campaign? >> oh, it already is josh i mean, we we have seen abortion rights be on the ballot since the dobbs decision in earnest nationally, as
that was raised as i just put, and i also really reminded that this is the same court that delivered dobbs. this is the same court that i was a conservatives super majority that was appointed by former president trump, who is himself proclaimed interest in seeing a national abortion ban. and that continues to concern me and i think concerns should concern us all well i think the lack of standing that seemed to be a through your questioning and the lack of real and any discussion around the...
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with in vitro fertilization in alabama is so important to this election is because it really casts the dobbs decision as one that has an incredible range of unintended consequences. in many cases, you're seeing republicans have to scramble to say, no, no, actually, that's not what we meant. we didn't mean to get in the way of you actually starting your family. so this is one way, particularly you. know, when i used to sit up in that balcony with manu on these big nights and i always noticed when you wear a little color, you kind of stand out. it's the thing we get to do as women, right? that that the men don't have as much of an advantage on. so especially when we see these overhead shots, you're going to be able to see that kind of spread out and not just ivf, but also contraception, right? >> that's a major issue. the democrats are starting to talk about how republicans will be coming for contraception. >> right. and that was the warning in the dobbs decision, right, from the dissenters from the liberal justices. they said, look, this is a slippery slope. republicans dispute this. >> of co
with in vitro fertilization in alabama is so important to this election is because it really casts the dobbs decision as one that has an incredible range of unintended consequences. in many cases, you're seeing republicans have to scramble to say, no, no, actually, that's not what we meant. we didn't mean to get in the way of you actually starting your family. so this is one way, particularly you. know, when i used to sit up in that balcony with manu on these big nights and i always noticed...
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biden campaign is gonna be running a lot of television ads and doing a lot of messaging around the dobbs decision which we saw motivated not just women, but independent voters during the midterm election. and that midterm election is exactly why the republicans going back to the previous conversation are is exactly why the republicans are in the position they're in. they should never have had this slim majority in the first place running in a year against a company with a four-year record high in plate, 40 year record high inflation, but they have one problem and it's a disease and it's donald trump if they can move away from beyond donald trump, they can start winning elections and start using power but they're pretty much ungoverned. interval. but going back to the election of 2024, i think you're going to see a lot of messaging around women's issues, including ivf and women's reproductive rights and the dobbs decision and. >> we've seen glimpses of the politics already including around the ivf ruling, of course, just the initial responses from both parties sort of gave a preview of wh
biden campaign is gonna be running a lot of television ads and doing a lot of messaging around the dobbs decision which we saw motivated not just women, but independent voters during the midterm election. and that midterm election is exactly why the republicans going back to the previous conversation are is exactly why the republicans are in the position they're in. they should never have had this slim majority in the first place running in a year against a company with a four-year record high...
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and if we didn't believe that before or after the dobbs decision and the donald trump judges and made that decision. look at that ivf ruling out of alabama, where now they're saying they can make decisions about if you can even start a family so i would expect he will be talking about that in the context of the ramifications from that dobbs decision. that is so torn our country apart and brought people to the polls from states, from kansas to ohio, to wisconsin as you know, senator in poll after poll recent polls, the president's age has been a major concern for voters, even >> among many of his own supporters, his allies are urging him to bring high-energy to tonight's speech. but even if he does, that, isn't enough to change voters minds on this sensitive issue. >> i have to say smiled when i heard that excerpt, but hadn't heard that part about talking about people of his age. i think it's going to be very clear and he made this case last week, a number of times that the other candidate in this race, donald trump, is not far from his own age the issue is, who's moving our country fo
and if we didn't believe that before or after the dobbs decision and the donald trump judges and made that decision. look at that ivf ruling out of alabama, where now they're saying they can make decisions about if you can even start a family so i would expect he will be talking about that in the context of the ramifications from that dobbs decision. that is so torn our country apart and brought people to the polls from states, from kansas to ohio, to wisconsin as you know, senator in poll...
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wade and dobbs decision. >> how about >> heller second amendment case? >> citizens united i guess you had me at a little bit of wusa for a second. >> a different would >> we got to focus on >> wusa? that's the part right. i will rub your ears for a moment here. i want to bring in former law clerk for a supreme court justice, sonia sotomayor, devotee, right and former investigative counsel for the house, january 6 committee. marcus childress. okay. it's super tuesday. you can lose saw are not rub the ears or not. i happen to love a good movie reference so i can tell you it's okay, it's only going to be in there. >> i >> want to begin with you, tiffany, because i have got to go behind the scenes with you for a second and your eyes or are a time when you've already gotten behind the scenes in your mind thinking about this tell me what you think was happening over this past month to get to this place where you've got amy coney barrett had a concurring opinion. sotomayor, kagan, jackson saying here's the rest of it. what was going on? you think? >> i think th
wade and dobbs decision. >> how about >> heller second amendment case? >> citizens united i guess you had me at a little bit of wusa for a second. >> a different would >> we got to focus on >> wusa? that's the part right. i will rub your ears for a moment here. i want to bring in former law clerk for a supreme court justice, sonia sotomayor, devotee, right and former investigative counsel for the house, january 6 committee. marcus childress. okay. it's super...
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their opinion starts actually with a quote from the chief justice john roberts, pulling this from the dobbs case that overturned roe v. wade, quote, if it is not necessary to decide more to dispose of a case than it is necessary not to decide more. i wonder what you thought when you were reading their concurring opinion and that was the first thing in it well i think there's certainly tying this decision into the broader legitimacy issues at the court has faced, particularly in wake of dobbs decision >> but it's also something that i think is important. at least two to understand the perspective of these particular justices who i think might have wanted a vehicle absent of your specific legislation for federal courts to enforce this provision of the 14th amendment against particular candidates going forward, rather than waiting for congress to act, so the thrust of the opinion here is that state actors can't make these federal candidate basically decisions, right? or a judge? the qualifications of individuals for federal office, though they could for state office. but i think these justices
their opinion starts actually with a quote from the chief justice john roberts, pulling this from the dobbs case that overturned roe v. wade, quote, if it is not necessary to decide more to dispose of a case than it is necessary not to decide more. i wonder what you thought when you were reading their concurring opinion and that was the first thing in it well i think there's certainly tying this decision into the broader legitimacy issues at the court has faced, particularly in wake of dobbs...
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. >> can you give us some sense of how the how the dobbs rule ruling played into where we are right now and where the court is right now. >> yes. so that's crucial context, of course, the dobbs decision back in 2022 reversed roe versus wade and left it to the states how they would enforce abortion regulation. and since that happens, there are two years ago, about 20 states have either eliminated or, or scaled back availability two abortion substantially. and so as a result, as you saw in the last hour from meg tirrell or medical expert, the reliance on mifepristone and use of mifepristone has gone up because it's become a more important alternative for women seeking abortions. so it's all interrelated here that will certainly look large and the policy background elie honig. thank you so much for coming on. this is a really important story. there'll be watching it and we'll come back to you throughout the morning. appreciate it. john >> obviously, the biden harris campaign is talking about abortion access as it travels around the country, both the president and vice president will be in
. >> can you give us some sense of how the how the dobbs rule ruling played into where we are right now and where the court is right now. >> yes. so that's crucial context, of course, the dobbs decision back in 2022 reversed roe versus wade and left it to the states how they would enforce abortion regulation. and since that happens, there are two years ago, about 20 states have either eliminated or, or scaled back availability two abortion substantially. and so as a result, as you...
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fact that since dobbs, almost every referendum, it from kansas and nebraska to michigan has gone a lot of red states has gone pro choice how big an issue is our reproductive rights going to be? in november? >> i think it's going to be a very large issue, i think, especially in these places where it is on the ballot because it will be a reminder to voters as they're voting for these other offices, that this is right there. and it is motivational two pieces of the democratic coalition, like young women who are enormously important to their potential electoral success. so i think this is going to be a big deal. come >> november up next the push to stop. what are the most iconic celebrations, scenes and sports. plus, it's not just for rides and meals anymore. how uber is helping parents teach their teens a lesson about money all that after the break tomorrow, van jones it's home to find out what >> is driving the divide in tennessee politics. >> there has been a very active 20 to 30 year effort to separate us. >> the whole story with anderson cooper tomorrow at eight on cnn >> life diabete
fact that since dobbs, almost every referendum, it from kansas and nebraska to michigan has gone a lot of red states has gone pro choice how big an issue is our reproductive rights going to be? in november? >> i think it's going to be a very large issue, i think, especially in these places where it is on the ballot because it will be a reminder to voters as they're voting for these other offices, that this is right there. and it is motivational two pieces of the democratic coalition, like...
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so dobbs decision and just before you jump in, just two years, no what trump was saying as neerja to literature about where he stands on this issue the number of weeks now, people are agreeing on 15 and i'm thinking in terms of that, and it'll come out to something that's very reasonable. but people are really even hard-liners are agreeing seems to be 15 weeks seems to be a number that people are agreeing at, but i'll make that announcement at the appropriate time >> trump in financing this issue >> i mean, i don't know what these vanessa again, i think that a lot of people said that that gave some clarity into his stance on abortion. i don't think it did. i think when donald trump talks about abortion, he uses condoms loaded terms, he intentionally says things like, i might back this. i'm looking at this. he never says definitively that something related to abortion is good or that he's going to enact a national ban and that's all intention to tunnel. i mean, yes. is he floating this idea right now, if you talk to anyone on his campaign, do they think it's gonna happen? no, there ar
so dobbs decision and just before you jump in, just two years, no what trump was saying as neerja to literature about where he stands on this issue the number of weeks now, people are agreeing on 15 and i'm thinking in terms of that, and it'll come out to something that's very reasonable. but people are really even hard-liners are agreeing seems to be 15 weeks seems to be a number that people are agreeing at, but i'll make that announcement at the appropriate time >> trump in financing...
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almost predictable outcome of this disastrous decision that the trump appointed judges made in the dobbs case. but nevertheless, it did seem today that the majority of the justices were not going to side with that court in texas there's also this notion and the one of the phrases i kept hearing is the second guessing. now, that was a phrase in terms of we often hear about whether the courts, whether different law enforcement officials, whether politicians ought to be in the business of second guessing the decisions that a person makes in the reproductive health or a private conversation with the his or her dr. compare that to now, the second guessing of the fda's decisions and the fda's decision to either evaluate or approved different drugs. that was really stunning to me. and thinking about where we are today that the supreme court might, if standing is met be in a position to decide this >> and that is such a great point, laura, because what's going on here, if they decided to allow this case to go forward. and in fact, they cited i'm throwing out the fda rules. this could happen to a
almost predictable outcome of this disastrous decision that the trump appointed judges made in the dobbs case. but nevertheless, it did seem today that the majority of the justices were not going to side with that court in texas there's also this notion and the one of the phrases i kept hearing is the second guessing. now, that was a phrase in terms of we often hear about whether the courts, whether different law enforcement officials, whether politicians ought to be in the business of second...
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what we've seen since dobbs is a gradual shift to people wanting to see less restrictive abortion laws in the united states, among those who are dissatisfied with abortion laws, but more importantly, we saw a significant uptake in people identifying as pro life. now that jumped to 55%, that's now back at 52. and people who identify as pro, excuse me, pro people identify as pro-life, are now back on the upswing so the dobbs reaction is in the middle of a calibration recalibration back to where things were. decisions like what happened in alabama are only going to refocus people who are prioritizing this issue to continue to focus on it. and i would imagine i don't know if it is going to be at the top of the list, but situations like that will make abortion more likely to make that most important problem list. but right now, mohamed white wipe, wipe the slate clean, you're the editor in chief of gallup. give me the 30 version big picture of what you find most significant about the mood of the country >> right now, i think the most significant thing is president biden is significantly beh
what we've seen since dobbs is a gradual shift to people wanting to see less restrictive abortion laws in the united states, among those who are dissatisfied with abortion laws, but more importantly, we saw a significant uptake in people identifying as pro life. now that jumped to 55%, that's now back at 52. and people who identify as pro, excuse me, pro people identify as pro-life, are now back on the upswing so the dobbs reaction is in the middle of a calibration recalibration back to where...
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i mean, my translation of that is okay, so you can do it narrowly in dobbs, but not in this point. that's all right. i mean, it's bringing up all the old wound. yeah. right. in this one, they also cite bush versus gore. yeah. i mean, that's that's pretty loaded, but it's important for people to understand this is a nine to zero ruling. it, okay, so all nine justices agreed colorado cannot do it the way they did it. the states cannot do it. the point of disagreement and joan correct me if i'm getting this wrong, this is a fast read. is the majority, the six justices, other than the three liberals, say only congress, the only way this can work as if congress passes a law saying, here's how we will determine whether someone is or is not an insurrectionist. >> the three >> liberal say, you didn't have to go that far. it would've been enough to just say states can't do it. and then let everyone else figure out how to do it. i mean, essentially the liberal side, there could be other ways that this could be enforced by the states other than if congress gives them permission. so basically,
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the state's most affected by the rollback of dobbs tend to be some of the southern states, but where she could have an impact, georgia, a key swing state where there's only access up to six weeks to go and prosecute the case there or someone somewhere like north carolina where there's only action access for about 12 weeks that's where i think you could see some movement with even moderate republicans and independents and women that are gonna be core to them, to them getting ahead. but the other thing that they need to keep in mind is abortion actually ranks as about fifth on priorities for voters, the economy, health care, border security above it. so it's gotta be an all-encompassing message which i think is what job so biden's doing. he's being scranton joe and focusing on the economy, but they cannot make the whole focus abortion or they'll risks losing. >> and i actually quickly just correct a little bit of that in the midterms, folks that that abortion wasn't a top issue, but it does turn out and the exit polling to be a top issue and a lot of people connected to the economy bec
the state's most affected by the rollback of dobbs tend to be some of the southern states, but where she could have an impact, georgia, a key swing state where there's only access up to six weeks to go and prosecute the case there or someone somewhere like north carolina where there's only action access for about 12 weeks that's where i think you could see some movement with even moderate republicans and independents and women that are gonna be core to them, to them getting ahead. but the other...
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about women, and that women have political power than to call out the supreme court justices who made dobbs happen? >> i think another instance tonight where he was able to react to prompting by people in the audience was when marjorie taylor greene asked him to say her name. and we know we're talking about lake and riley, the nursing student at the university of georgia, my alma mater, who was jogging and was killed suspectedly by an undocumented immigrant from venezuela. people in the media and others have been after this. president to say lake and riley's name acknowledged that this is at the hands of someone who has been a repeat offender and needs to be held accountable. thankfully congress acted today in in passing the lake and riley act, but he just now is acknowledging her name. he has just now admitting that this did happen. hats off to marjorie taylor greene for pushing him. but this just goes to show that there is a crisis at the border. his policies in in my view, in many persons views are at the root cause of why we're having such a tremendous border problem. and he is just now
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how does the dobbs decision in a mobilization of so many women, particularly suburban women? suburban white women. how is that reshaping the act that democratic coalition i don't agree that a lot of african americans, more african americans will vote for trump this time i'm, i'm, i'm hopeful that a lot dealt for a lot of reasons. you could get into another time, but i do think that core democratic coalition is being reshaped as we watch it. >> unfold. >> all right, everyone stay with me because our coverage is going to continue here. former president trump has won the georgia primary and the republican side on track to win the gop nomination. tonight, biden now has clinched the democratic nomination because of the state of georgia, as he fights trump for the florida, one of the most powerful unions in the world. now, trying to go for the key endorsement of the teamsters had a meeting with them behind closed doors and an executive in that room is out front says he sure. he knows who's getting that coveted endorsement. plus rfk junior cornell west, and jill stein are all trying
how does the dobbs decision in a mobilization of so many women, particularly suburban women? suburban white women. how is that reshaping the act that democratic coalition i don't agree that a lot of african americans, more african americans will vote for trump this time i'm, i'm, i'm hopeful that a lot dealt for a lot of reasons. you could get into another time, but i do think that core democratic coalition is being reshaped as we watch it. >> unfold. >> all right, everyone stay...
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as time goes by, roe v wade and the rest until this court narrowed freedom with the dobbs decision and threatening to say because privacy is not guaranteed in the constitution, and we are ignoring precedent of the court, everything else is at stake. whether it's a marriage equality or whatever else. so this was a path to go back or a path to go to the future. and i think that he very clearly laid out a vision for the future based on values and really centered around america's working families, which has always been his commitment. and quite frankly, i think tonight was a clear definition between the democrats and the republicans is what we stand for. and he has faced down big money, big money and guns and won big money in pharma and won big money in fossil fuel industry and won with legislation in the congress and a path with more to come. making wealthy people pay their fair share. >> dana. madam speaker, one of the clearly ad libbed moments was during the section about immigration, and i'm sure you saw the buttons that your colleagues across the aisle had, and he had one of those but
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28 years before retiring, he co-authored a searing dissent to that 2022 abortion decision, known as dobbs he jackson, his new book is reading the constitution. why i chose pragmatism, not textualism >> we spoke earlier this week >> welcome steven bryer. >> thank you very much. >> you begin your book with a wonderful story explaining what it is that judges like you were called appellate judges. do explain. >> tell that story. >> the kind of thing we do is this. i tried to explain it to the fifth grade a biology professor, a true story. on a train. and he has in a basket next to his seat, 20 live snails what is in that basket says the conductor, oh snails yes. do you have a ticket for the snails what are you talking about? >> says the biology. he said, look at the fair book. it says no animals on the train unless they're in a basket and you've paid half fare talking about dogs and cats, maybe rabbits are not talking about snails is a snail an animal >> now at that point, let's students vote of interest. and the fifth-grader's, it's hard to keep them interested, but they are and they say som
28 years before retiring, he co-authored a searing dissent to that 2022 abortion decision, known as dobbs he jackson, his new book is reading the constitution. why i chose pragmatism, not textualism >> we spoke earlier this week >> welcome steven bryer. >> thank you very much. >> you begin your book with a wonderful story explaining what it is that judges like you were called appellate judges. do explain. >> tell that story. >> the kind of thing we do is...
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then dobbs, right? because turning the issue of reproductive rights towards the states that meant that there were still many states where reproductive rights it's were protected. but a ruling limiting mifepristone that would impact the entire country, right >> exactly. the effect of jobs has been to turn over to states, the power to ban or restrict abortion. and a bunch of states have done that, right? i mean, we have 16 states now are abortion is nearly banned completely lee or only available up until six weeks of pregnancy. but in the rest of the country, abortion is often still freely available, right? you have a split between red and blue states >> if the >> fda's approval of mifepristone cannot stand and the court, for example, rules that women everywhere on the country cannot receive abortion pills by mail anymore. that's going to be have a major effect on women nationally. it's certainly not limited to states in which the politics of abortion isn't of the ban >> and emily, i wanted to expand on s
then dobbs, right? because turning the issue of reproductive rights towards the states that meant that there were still many states where reproductive rights it's were protected. but a ruling limiting mifepristone that would impact the entire country, right >> exactly. the effect of jobs has been to turn over to states, the power to ban or restrict abortion. and a bunch of states have done that, right? i mean, we have 16 states now are abortion is nearly banned completely lee or only...
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and since dobbs women have come out and a lot of republican women are breaking with the party beyond this issue. and it's particularly with trump in some of the candidates that are out there, particularly in north carolina and ohio. the senate candidates and gubernatorial candidates that the republicans have nominated are on the wrong side of this thing. and i think it's making even the senate more competitive. in 2024 in november >> all right, we'll leave it there for now. a joe trippy, alice stewart, good to see you both. thank you >> all right. another hour of cnn, news central starts right now.
and since dobbs women have come out and a lot of republican women are breaking with the party beyond this issue. and it's particularly with trump in some of the candidates that are out there, particularly in north carolina and ohio. the senate candidates and gubernatorial candidates that the republicans have nominated are on the wrong side of this thing. and i think it's making even the senate more competitive. in 2024 in november >> all right, we'll leave it there for now. a joe trippy,...
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motivates young people, particularly african-american and latino young men, who said, after the overturn of dobbs, if they're going to come for those rights, what else are they going to come? so we only have two minutes left arm, you bring >> energy where everybody thinks we have an hour. what do not? sadly, we do not. everyone. everyone feels like, okay. what are you saying? you have two hours? >> what are you complaining for panel though? >> we >> only have about a minute and change so quickly. i want to show joe biden, president biden today making his class and making his case rather to black americans. in wisconsin in a radio interview this morning and in the process, obviously going after trump hurt people every change he gets, right, talks about the black key. where he drove up on insurance >> uninsured rates i got involved with first place. the public life was because the african that's not hyperbole, that's a fact. >> so be that as it may i knew cbs poll shows trump's support among black voters up from 2020, it was 17% who said they would pick trump over biden a january fox news poll i ha
motivates young people, particularly african-american and latino young men, who said, after the overturn of dobbs, if they're going to come for those rights, what else are they going to come? so we only have two minutes left arm, you bring >> energy where everybody thinks we have an hour. what do not? sadly, we do not. everyone. everyone feels like, okay. what are you saying? you have two hours? >> what are you complaining for panel though? >> we >> only have about a...
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dobbs and roe v. wade and what trump did putting three supreme court justices on, the court that reversed the decision i suspect donald trump is. it's so obvious what's happening here, right? and i don't i'm going to get canceled, but it's like he's like he's doing the strip tease, right? he's like telling us what he's going to do. and then he's going to do it. right? and it's going to be very obvious, right? in retrospect that donald trump is going to settle down it some sort of whether or not 15 weeks he's directionally heading there and now the question for the biden campaign is, can they really evade going to get away with it and convey tag him with three supreme court justices that he put on there. they took away this this federal right. that's the >> question i think you're exactly right. >> the the other >> part of the argument, the political argument that you are already going to vary hearing from democrats. you're going to hear even more from democrats is even if he doesn't get there to the e
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now that we're seeing between and we all predicted this when dobbs fell contraception is coming up next on in congress, it's not going to access to contraception, not going to pass ivf that your previous guests said that's not the position of the republican party will guess what they didn't support it when it came up in congress and access to abortion. so the full conversation about reproductive back to freedom that is going to be on the ballot >> ivf really reawakened this issue. and i think has caused real concern for republicans, but the polls all show the same thing that joe biden's approval is just absolutely in the cellar and it is for two reasons. governor, you use the word prices we don't hear the word inflation as much anymore when the white house said inflation is transitory, that may be true, but americans, when they get home, they talk about their prices. they don't talk about transitory statistics. and the other is the situation at the border. and if voters feel the same way about prices as they do, as they do about the border nine months from now, this president is in a wo
now that we're seeing between and we all predicted this when dobbs fell contraception is coming up next on in congress, it's not going to access to contraception, not going to pass ivf that your previous guests said that's not the position of the republican party will guess what they didn't support it when it came up in congress and access to abortion. so the full conversation about reproductive back to freedom that is going to be on the ballot >> ivf really reawakened this issue. and i...
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people's worry about democracy people's worry about their rights being taken away in the aftermath of the dobbs decision and those led democrats to do very well i do also think the economy is very, very important. i spent all day yesterday in the hampton roads area, virginia, talking to small businesses and hearing their stories of survival through covid what's happening sense. but you see unemployment down jobs, up manufacturing jobs up inflation coming down gdp, and the stock market up, and the us recovering out of covid better than any other industrialized nation. we're not where we need to be yet. people still have concerns about inflation and prices, but i think the economic news has been positive for a long time. and in virginia, people are starting to see that so these are all issues that are very important. but i think their issues that will give us a tailwind as democrats going into 2024 election cycle in that new yorker profile, president biden noted he goes, i'm the only one who has beat those were his words. i'm the only one who is beat. >> donald trump. >> and i don't think he was
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and medication abortion clinic for wyomingites, but also knowing that we were probably going to have dobbs as we did, and that other states in the in the area would also ban abortion and we wanted to be able to serve those people as well. >> can you give us some sense of who's coming through your doors, what those cases look like and what they're saying to you? >> oh, absolutely. so we are seeing people from wyoming, but we have also served people from numerous other states, in the nation, we are seeing people who about 75% of our patient population needs funding. and so people are struggling to make ends meet, to not only pay for their health care, but also to pay for their travel, their lodging, their meals. and these are also people who have children, about 60 to 70% of our patients already have children. and so they're trying to juggle navigating far, far distances in order to obtain abortion care while also taking care of their families. >> well, you're also hearing from residents who are telling you they're pro-life. what are what are they saying to you? what are people talking to yo
and medication abortion clinic for wyomingites, but also knowing that we were probably going to have dobbs as we did, and that other states in the in the area would also ban abortion and we wanted to be able to serve those people as well. >> can you give us some sense of who's coming through your doors, what those cases look like and what they're saying to you? >> oh, absolutely. so we are seeing people from wyoming, but we have also served people from numerous other states, in the...
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>> well, this decision is incredibly important in light of the fact that they in the dobbs case, they overruled vote roe versus wade and kasie, the follow-on case, because this is the mechanism medical abortion based on listening to the statistics that mega citing this is the method through women, through which women all across the country still can obtain this option given the fact that state, in certain states now obtaining a surgical abortion is not possible. the gravity of this particular decision, and i think this is one of the things that justice gorsuch was pointing out in the piece that paula highlighted, which was that in this case, you've got a few doctors who bring this litigation. and yet the district court issued a nationwide injunction preventing potentially preventing access to the medication for women all across the country. and justice gorsuch is a question and i think point that he was trying to make in the oral argument. was that this should just be a small litigation case, not something that potentially affects women all over the country. >> oh, ruling against mife
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for biden to cut into to further his gains from 2020 and suburban areas don't forget january 6 and dobbs both happened after the 2020 election, and biden will need them to offset something. chuck could tell you a lot about which is the potential for trump to have inroads among blue collar, black, and hispanic voters so when trump is basically saying at the rnc, only people who believe the election is stolen belong in my republican party. that is exactly the wedge. it is exactly the kind of voters that resisted him in the primary that are critical target for biden. and that will, as i said, potentially allow biden to offset what will likely be some erosion in the kind of voters were chuck kinda communities are chuck spends most of his time, are those blue collar hispanic and black communities where there is disappointment on inflation and other issues >> yeah, scott, but i mean, is the rnc looking for people who don't believe or do leave where it is the rnc. what's the rnc trying to do with that question? >> i think the rnc under chris lacivita is probably trying to find the most experien
for biden to cut into to further his gains from 2020 and suburban areas don't forget january 6 and dobbs both happened after the 2020 election, and biden will need them to offset something. chuck could tell you a lot about which is the potential for trump to have inroads among blue collar, black, and hispanic voters so when trump is basically saying at the rnc, only people who believe the election is stolen belong in my republican party. that is exactly the wedge. it is exactly the kind of...
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one of the issues democrats really want to focus on is reproductive rights, abortion in the wake of dobbs, there was a letter that i want to ask you about matt rosendale, conservative congressman wrote to the veterans affairs administration, the va announced they're going to extend coverage, health coverage for ivf services to single people and to same-sex couples that already exists for there is some coverage already in there for traditional, i guess, what these congresspeople would call traditional families. they wrote and they said that, look, ivf is morally dubious yes. and should not be subsidized by the american taxpayer. they talk about the surplus of embryos that's generated. then they talk about how the government shouldn't be involved in tweaking they not should not try to remake the nuclear family isn't this exactly the thing? like all republicans were trying to win elections are saying they shouldn't say ivf is morally dubious >> i think you're playing with fire on this issue. i mean, the recent episode in alabama and the outpouring even in alabama for those who wanted to make
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we all know the attacks they're going to make on democracy and the aftermath of dobbs. those are baked in the kick and the thing is neither can and it has much new to offer. they've run the opposition ads already back in 2020. and so i think a lot of voters are kind of dreading the slaw, gridding their teeth about two old white gentleman who have served their country in various ways, but don't really have a vision for a positive vision for for america. i think president trump has also to blame a little bit here, focusing so much on retribution and his adversaries, and less on positive steps like talking about a baby bonus, giving parents money after having a child. but he talked about that and a cpac speech last year, i'd love to hear him talk more about that and advance a positive vision for americans. >> what about nikki haley voters? where do they? i mean, nikki haley, she obviously couldn't be trump in the primaries, but she did attract a pig chunk of republican voters in several states. what is trump? do you think need to do to try to pull in some of those more mod
we all know the attacks they're going to make on democracy and the aftermath of dobbs. those are baked in the kick and the thing is neither can and it has much new to offer. they've run the opposition ads already back in 2020. and so i think a lot of voters are kind of dreading the slaw, gridding their teeth about two old white gentleman who have served their country in various ways, but don't really have a vision for a positive vision for for america. i think president trump has also to blame...
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wade, the dobbs decision was that it was supposed to be state decision and i think that regardless of what donald trump says and how much he walked suppose that mixes the messages he still going to have to answer for the fact that it was the judges he appointed who led to the overturning of roe v. wade. and i think that's something that while he may be having mixed messages, joe biden and kamala harris are not going to be mixing their messages and are going to be having him accountable for the decisions he made. the judges he appointed and what they have done, and what it has wreaked on america and i want to get your thoughts on this. trump says, if the united states supreme court does not recognize his claim of total immunity, that would quote, be the end of the presidency as we know it, his words, what do you make of that? >> i think it's completely the opposite. i think that it is supreme court recognizes that immunity as he argued that it would be devastating to the presidency and to our democracy. we are a country where one of our tenants is that nobody is above the law. >> even
wade, the dobbs decision was that it was supposed to be state decision and i think that regardless of what donald trump says and how much he walked suppose that mixes the messages he still going to have to answer for the fact that it was the judges he appointed who led to the overturning of roe v. wade. and i think that's something that while he may be having mixed messages, joe biden and kamala harris are not going to be mixing their messages and are going to be having him accountable for the...
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that with the republican party is facing challenges with suburban white women voters in the wake of dobbs having a woman on the ticket, myfile. all right. don't i should well, so should would probably be someone like tim, scott or marco rubio will probably someone like nancy mace who filled that sweet spot of being appealing to women voters, or at least they will be the theory. but also scary enough that people aren't going to want it to be present united states, okay. >> lots of times to talk more about this president biden also hit the campaign trail this week, he's talking a lot about the economy meanwhile, it week on wall street. but main street is struggling. so can biden run on his record >> seven, astronauts setting off on a scientific mission, columbia used in check. >> i didn't know anything concerning it happened. there were people that did though the space shuttle accident. it's usually not one thing, it's a series of events >> you follow the debris. what's it telling you >> it should have had that a test on day one >> we need to figure out what the hell happened >> space shutt
that with the republican party is facing challenges with suburban white women voters in the wake of dobbs having a woman on the ticket, myfile. all right. don't i should well, so should would probably be someone like tim, scott or marco rubio will probably someone like nancy mace who filled that sweet spot of being appealing to women voters, or at least they will be the theory. but also scary enough that people aren't going to want it to be present united states, okay. >> lots of times to...
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we know when the league decision came out as relates to dobbs. we kind of knew what the writing on the wall was going to be. but prior to they allow that to go into effect as it relates to some of the texas some of the texas abortion cases that were moving through the courts. and so i think that this court has typically kinda signaled and lead into where they plan to go. and i think that a bad sign for texas and the united states >> well congressman, the way the law appears to be written at effectively would allow local judges to adjudicate a migrants legal status without deference to federal law, that would essentially circumvent that huge backlog of cases for asylum seekers. do you think that that's an effective way to handle that problem >> absolutely not. i mean, obviously we have federal jurisdiction. we have state jurisdiction. we know the immigration falls squarely within federal jurisdiction. and so to allow a rogue state, like the state of texas. and yes, i'm calling them rogue because we know the federal law is supposed to reign supreme
we know when the league decision came out as relates to dobbs. we kind of knew what the writing on the wall was going to be. but prior to they allow that to go into effect as it relates to some of the texas some of the texas abortion cases that were moving through the courts. and so i think that this court has typically kinda signaled and lead into where they plan to go. and i think that a bad sign for texas and the united states >> well congressman, the way the law appears to be written...
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and more than a dozen states since the overturning of roe versus wade and the dobbs decision, let's bring it in, see in an health reporter jacqueline howard with more on the trend jacqueline, take us through this data. what does it show >> it's really interesting data, boris, we know that since the overturning of roe v. wade 14 states so far have had abortion bans. but despite that, and nearly every other state, we've sent, we've seen increases, really an abortion services so that shows it tells a story that efforts to maintain and increase access to abortion care in states without bands has improved access. we know that last year there were more than 1 million abortions performed here in the united states. that number represents an increase of 10% since it's 2020. and when you look specifically at states without bands, they've seen an increase of 25%. these are states like illinois, like new mexico, particularly states that border states that do have bands. and the reason why we're seeing this increase, we know that some patients in states where there are fans are traveling to say it's w
and more than a dozen states since the overturning of roe versus wade and the dobbs decision, let's bring it in, see in an health reporter jacqueline howard with more on the trend jacqueline, take us through this data. what does it show >> it's really interesting data, boris, we know that since the overturning of roe v. wade 14 states so far have had abortion bans. but despite that, and nearly every other state, we've sent, we've seen increases, really an abortion services so that shows...
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and since dobbs women have come out and a lot of republican women are breaking with the party beyond this issue. and it's particularly with trump in some of the candidates that are out there, particularly in north carolina and ohio. the senate candidates and gubernatorial candidates that the republicans have nominated are on the wrong side of this thing. and i think it's making even the senate more competitive. in 2024 in november >> all right, we'll leave it there for now. a joe trippy, alice stewart, good to see you both. thank you >> all right. another hour of cnn, news central starts right now. >> all right. the breaking news divers there's are back in the water searching for bodies in that as we just learned, that the black box is now on shore the ntsb chair just told us for the first time overnight investigators were able to get onboard the vessel that crashed into the francis scott key bridge they retrieved the blackboard boxes. they're analyzing the data, right now in sometime later today, they do expect us to do expect to be able to tell us what they have learned but. what p
and since dobbs women have come out and a lot of republican women are breaking with the party beyond this issue. and it's particularly with trump in some of the candidates that are out there, particularly in north carolina and ohio. the senate candidates and gubernatorial candidates that the republicans have nominated are on the wrong side of this thing. and i think it's making even the senate more competitive. in 2024 in november >> all right, we'll leave it there for now. a joe trippy,...
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to get voters out to vote and they are looming losing republican women by the droves because of the dobbs decision that's just the fact. and they're trying to use this issue and openly admit that it was a political decision to not pass the immigration reform bill. so they could use it to do exactly what they're doing right now is to use it for their political gain. >> and joe walsh, the dnc, tried to head off some of these attacks. they've put up billboards near the rally site where trump was in georgia today blaming him for killing the bipartisan border deal. do you think that voters are going to be holding trump accountable for that? >> outside? don't but just give me a second. we can't brush by what you lead with donald trump mocked joe biden stuttering and we can't rush past the other acts of cruelty that this guy puts out there. what a, what a horrible human being he is. >> he >> mocked a disability of the current president. i mean, think about that. >> that's horrible. >> now, on immigrants ration, and i agree with alice, this is too late. joe biden ignored and did not take seriousl
to get voters out to vote and they are looming losing republican women by the droves because of the dobbs decision that's just the fact. and they're trying to use this issue and openly admit that it was a political decision to not pass the immigration reform bill. so they could use it to do exactly what they're doing right now is to use it for their political gain. >> and joe walsh, the dnc, tried to head off some of these attacks. they've put up billboards near the rally site where trump...