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things don't you maybe think he had something to do-- they all hated dobbs, they think that dobbs is bad. three of 15 said maybe trump bore some partial responsibility for it. you know what? that sound about right to me. i've seen the people i lived with the people. that's what they think. they can't have all of t things in their heads. >> that's true part of the problems with democrats and here is where i think it's going to help and be aggressive on it you may have noticed na joe biden i doing great with people age 29 and younger, right? young folks, remember the focus group we did with the younger people. you know,'s like the same age of my grandma and she says a lot of problematic stuff. [laughter] >> and i think maybe he's like that. and you know so, but the thing that will get those people out, it's not going to be joe biden, but it is going to be those issues that it's going to be the contrast between joe biden saying i'll protect reproductive freedom and prosecute a case against republicans who want to get rid of it and donald trump will point to the justices that overturned
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what do you think the impact of dobbs has been? >> what i put in this book -- and i want to stick to that because dobbs is a recent case. i said, i haven't said anything in this book that i didn't write, so in that dissent the three of us wrote together, sotomayor, kagan, and myself, one of the things we said, what we feel, they think this will be will leave it all up to the states. we don't think it will be simple and we think there are a lot more cases coming up. what's going to happen when a woman's life is at stake and she needs the abortion? do you think if a state forbids that, that that won't come to the courts? i don't know. we thought it probably would, and we thought there would be a lot of issues coming to the courts, coming out of the decision to overrule roe versus wade. that's what we said in the opinion. >> well, and you also said the majority's refusal to consider the life-altering consequences of reversing roe in cases is a stunning indictment of its decision. >> we felt strongly on that case, yes. >> well, and i g
what do you think the impact of dobbs has been? >> what i put in this book -- and i want to stick to that because dobbs is a recent case. i said, i haven't said anything in this book that i didn't write, so in that dissent the three of us wrote together, sotomayor, kagan, and myself, one of the things we said, what we feel, they think this will be will leave it all up to the states. we don't think it will be simple and we think there are a lot more cases coming up. what's going to happen...
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you were on the court. >> let's talk about dobbs. it would be two years since dobbs, as you know, ended the constitutional right to get an abortion. you dissented. what do you think the impact of dobbs has been. >> what i put in this book and as doren jagr 6ye0aet mawothhomd we thought it probably would, and we thought there would be a lot of issues coming to the courts, coming out of the decision to overrule roe versus wade. that's what we said in the opinion. >> well, and you also said the majority's refusal to consider the life-altering consequences of reversing roe in cases. it's a stunning indictment of its decision. those are very strong words. >> we felt strongly on that case, yes. >> well, and i guess the question is do -- is what you anticipated come to pass? >> i want to stay away from -- it's not that i don't have answers for these things in my mind, but i want to stay away publicly from -- i want to stick as closely on a recent case as possible to what i said in this book, and i did my best to stick to as close as possibl
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and what happened with dobbs and i knew this was going to happen with dobbs and dobbs was a once in a generation, once in a half a century level seismic political event was the enthusiasm gap that had favored republicans as the out party and was going to power this midterm d away because suddenly we had a reason to be freaked out again. and you see that happen right after virginia. too late, right but a couple of months into, they leaked the memo and then ever since then, what we've seen is an overperformance. democrats in every election competitive of races where a lot of spending and campaigning effects were you implemented and then in places even really long shot stuff where there was like a token democrat running and there wasn't any money to field a campaign. and if you take all those races after. dobbs prior to dobbs, it's. 8.8. advantage for democrats, eight points. and that may change because, you know, we have more data sets going in. but i mean, new york was ten points, right, the other night. yeah so what that's saying to us is that the enthusiasm, turnout and the independe
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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,
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. >> i will go with lou dobbs let's get crazy. >> lou is no longer on the network. >> he's not? jesus lou dobbs isn't here anymore? >> no great man though. >> did he go out in a blaze of glory? >> he might have he's an outdoorsman. >> he has that camouflage bowtie , you can't see him. >> cat. >> larry kudlow is so rich. >> yes he doesn't strike me as someone who gets up early. >> exactly he would probably like say here's a souvenir to member our trip and wood be a big bag of cash. >> you would be in robes all day. >> i don't want to fly commercial you and i'll go with him as well. >> see you there. >> well that'll be. >> while no one picked jesse waters. >> he would just take up all of the counter with his hair care products don't go where we back >> we are out of time, thanks again... >> good evening everybody picked
. >> i will go with lou dobbs let's get crazy. >> lou is no longer on the network. >> he's not? jesus lou dobbs isn't here anymore? >> no great man though. >> did he go out in a blaze of glory? >> he might have he's an outdoorsman. >> he has that camouflage bowtie , you can't see him. >> cat. >> larry kudlow is so rich. >> yes he doesn't strike me as someone who gets up early. >> exactly he would probably like say here's a...
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decision, responsible for overturning roe, forthe dobbs decision, is now— roe, forthe dobbs decision, is now taking a look at the ivf restriction, says that it is extreme. _ restriction, says that it is extreme, the american people think— extreme, the american people think that is extreme and is moderating his position on this issue — moderating his position on this issue the _ moderating his position on this issue. the benefit of not having _ issue. the benefit of not having real principles on an issue — having real principles on an issue like _ having real principles on an issue like that. he having real principles on an issue like that.— having real principles on an issue like that. he hasn't done a aood issue like that. he hasn't done a good job _ issue like that. he hasn't done a good job in _ issue like that. he hasn't done a good job in taking _ issue like that. he hasn't done a good job in taking this - issue like that. he hasn't done a good job in taking this issue | a good job in taking this issue and turning it into another pillar in the abortion debate. i am a rep
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this was pre-dobbs in the heart of some of the most intense fights. when the restrictions became really outrageous so that is why you don't often see folks go. so it is important to remember. >> the security situation has been so bad and so scary and difficult. george tiller. >> a kansas ogbyn killed by anti-abortion extremists. >> it is important for your viewer to remember the history here. what kamala harris did today was so critical. post dobbs, we have done a great job of telling the stories of the patients but we have not dug into the impact on providers. providers criminalized. prosecuted. this is the other story. it really, really makes the american public angry. it is important she went to a plannened parenthood specifically and she raised the alarm. >> one of the things so striking about this insane patchwork that the supreme court has visited upon us, is that you have gotten different rights at the most core level state to state. so there's a number of ramifications of that. north dakota and south dakota who are next to minnesota are states
this was pre-dobbs in the heart of some of the most intense fights. when the restrictions became really outrageous so that is why you don't often see folks go. so it is important to remember. >> the security situation has been so bad and so scary and difficult. george tiller. >> a kansas ogbyn killed by anti-abortion extremists. >> it is important for your viewer to remember the history here. what kamala harris did today was so critical. post dobbs, we have done a great job of...
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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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is this post-dobbs environment still kind of taking shape? >> i mean, definitely still taking shape. and we know that anti-abortion folks and republicans who support restrictions are willing to let women die in order to prevent an abortion from happening. they are willing to let a 10-year-old be prek nant after being raped by her uncle because they think that an unborn baby is more important than a woman's life, a girl's life, anyone who doesn't look like them. and i think, you know, with respect to the supreme court we have to go back to trump getting elected president and people sounding the alarm about this and everyone was like oh, you guys are overreacting. he's not going to put supreme court justices on. then he gets the opportunity to do it. and you guys are overreacting. they're not going to overturn roe. and i remember with my friends we were early 20-somethings working in d.c. girlfriends being like guys, this could totally happen. and it's a big deal. and everyone was kind of just like not going to happen, so don't worry about it.
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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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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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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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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
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now, that issue worked right after the dobbs decision in '22. joe biden's going to run that play again. i don't think it's going to work. i think republicans have learned their lesson, they're going to fight back. they're going to talk about joe biden's position on abortion which is late term, partial -- one of the most gruesome procedures that we allow in this country, republicans are going to put that at joe biden and the democrats' feet and is have a debate. and hopefully people say we don't agree agree with either side of the aisle on this, let's talk about other issues like the border -- stuart: the issue may have if lost its power. maybe so. sean, thanks for joining us. we're going to watch you on "the bottom line" 6 p.m. eastern right here on fox business. >>> all right, tell me, lauren, what was trump's reaction the biden's address? lauren: live posting throughout it. he said that the might be the angry jest -- angriest, least compassionate, worst state of the union speech ever made. it was an embarrassment. this was an angry, hit half -
now, that issue worked right after the dobbs decision in '22. joe biden's going to run that play again. i don't think it's going to work. i think republicans have learned their lesson, they're going to fight back. they're going to talk about joe biden's position on abortion which is late term, partial -- one of the most gruesome procedures that we allow in this country, republicans are going to put that at joe biden and the democrats' feet and is have a debate. and hopefully people say we don't...
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we have been talking about this since dobbs happened that this was the natural outcome that could happen in states where we've banned abortion and meet incredibly hostile conditions for providers. we knew this was going to happen. it is happening real time. grateful you are covering it, we have to keep telling these stories and they disproportionately affect women of color, who are the most at the margins in places like louisiana. >> mini timmaraju, we have much more to talk about . you and i talk regularly and we will continue to have this conversation. thank you always for your time. mini timmaraju, president and ceo of reproductive freedom for all. it is time now for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, my friend. >> the breaking news of the night about a u.n. resolution to be brought tomorrow by the united states about a cease-fire is a real turn in this story. i will be here tomorrow night so i will be covering that tomorrow night. you will be covering it tomorrow night also as one of the big news items. >> it is a massive story and it is part of this growing shift i
we have been talking about this since dobbs happened that this was the natural outcome that could happen in states where we've banned abortion and meet incredibly hostile conditions for providers. we knew this was going to happen. it is happening real time. grateful you are covering it, we have to keep telling these stories and they disproportionately affect women of color, who are the most at the margins in places like louisiana. >> mini timmaraju, we have much more to talk about . you...
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this is all -- that was all pre-dobbs now the post--dobbs world and the difficulty of managing that issue for donald trump given what he said about the supreme court and raltty has been and the political impact this may be the paramount strategic political challenge that the trump campaign has to deal with going forward towards the fall and it's not going to be easy. >> the problem and he can be verbally nimble, word used to be flip flopper and untethered from truth but our politics have moved on from that, but the problem is the women in alabama, whose embryos are frozen and the clinics terrified to do business without 11 lawyers in the room and the problem even women in new york are seeking sterilization surgeries because they don't trust the government to preserve their right to make choices about their body. the problem is this is now the lived truth and the lived reality for women in america. >> the problem is the lived reality and this is a reality that all women have to deal with and most women are outraged by it. then the optics that they showed last night. you're going to have a
this is all -- that was all pre-dobbs now the post--dobbs world and the difficulty of managing that issue for donald trump given what he said about the supreme court and raltty has been and the political impact this may be the paramount strategic political challenge that the trump campaign has to deal with going forward towards the fall and it's not going to be easy. >> the problem and he can be verbally nimble, word used to be flip flopper and untethered from truth but our politics have...
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it's a direct straight line from the supreme court decision in dobbs. it's not a surprise that, as you strip away individual rights, dominos start to fall, including women's right to reproductive health care. there will be a woman in the first lady's court that's in the middle of this ruling. >> given the power you have held there, i'm curious how much folks in your position now, or in the campaign, are aware young people seem to feel like, what is the difference? they're exhausted, same rematch. tiktok has supplanted google as the most used platform. here's what some of them are saying. take a look. >> biden and trump are two sides of the same coin, along with our whole entire political system here in the united states. >> so, what's the plan? okay. you vote for a third-party candidate who will not win. >> they're both morally depraved to the level they are automatically disqualified. >> you have a right to criticize what joe biden is doing. i want you to also think about who is he going up against and what they are willing to do. >> the president and
it's a direct straight line from the supreme court decision in dobbs. it's not a surprise that, as you strip away individual rights, dominos start to fall, including women's right to reproductive health care. there will be a woman in the first lady's court that's in the middle of this ruling. >> given the power you have held there, i'm curious how much folks in your position now, or in the campaign, are aware young people seem to feel like, what is the difference? they're exhausted, same...
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this is the most consistent thing we've seen throughout polling, before dobbs, post-dobbs. female voters are going to drive the coalition for biden. our nbc poll showed biden with a decent rang but also losing really badly among men. it goes both ways. there are polls that continually show trump leading or at least tied. so it will be on the biden campaign to press their advantage on this issue in a way that didn't exist four years ago, but they also have to figure out some of these other issues. that's where you get into issues like immigration and crime and even the economy where men voters are continually choosing trump over biden and those will probably be top tier issues for them and see how much that is outweighed by women who overwhelmingly say abortion and access is going to be what drives their vote. >> and whether women as they did in 2020 vote more than men did, more women voted in 2020 than men. fascinating conversation, brendan buck, monica alba, thank you both. >>> new details about those lost in the baltimore bridge collapse as officials reveal it's just too
this is the most consistent thing we've seen throughout polling, before dobbs, post-dobbs. female voters are going to drive the coalition for biden. our nbc poll showed biden with a decent rang but also losing really badly among men. it goes both ways. there are polls that continually show trump leading or at least tied. so it will be on the biden campaign to press their advantage on this issue in a way that didn't exist four years ago, but they also have to figure out some of these other...
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since before the dobbs decision. approximate 900,000 abortions but they say the woman in the gallery who exploits and uses like you to scranton and do scrd palestine and his phony visits to the border. she had difficulty getting to another state. no, that was not it. she needed to go to another state to get the abortion. i am sorry, ladies and gentlemen i'm going to call it straight. a lot of people have to leave their states to get cancer treatment or to go to cardiologists. or for all kinds of expertise and so forth and so on. it's not a massive barrier. abortion in the united states is more ubiquitous than ever before. have the government funding at we have state governments finding it. we have the so-called ngos and funding it when he transportation the fact of the matter is if that's the best example joe biden has doesn't prove a point? the going to run on it anyway they create a phony issue just like all the sudden out of the blue he says i'm going to protect social security from the republicans. i'm going to p
since before the dobbs decision. approximate 900,000 abortions but they say the woman in the gallery who exploits and uses like you to scranton and do scrd palestine and his phony visits to the border. she had difficulty getting to another state. no, that was not it. she needed to go to another state to get the abortion. i am sorry, ladies and gentlemen i'm going to call it straight. a lot of people have to leave their states to get cancer treatment or to go to cardiologists. or for all kinds...
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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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i talked about this when the dobbs decision it was leaked. let's see where this could end up. think about it, women and couples are being denied the ability to fulfill their dream of having a child, and consider the irony. so one the one hand, they are saying you don't have the freedom to end an unwanted pregnancy, and on the other hand you do not have a freedom to start a family. consider an irony, and by the way, while these extreme is a they are motivated by the well-being of women and children , they are silent on the crisis of maternal mortality. the top 10 states with the highest rates of maternal mortality all have abortion bans. the hypocrisy abounds. and as we know, there is nothing hypothetical about anything we have just discussed. the cris is real. since roe was overturned i have met women who invented miscarriages from twins. i met a woman who but -- who went to the emergency room for care and was turned away repeatedly because the doctors were afraid they would go to jail because they provided her care, and itasd sepsis. and in this health care crisis let us all
i talked about this when the dobbs decision it was leaked. let's see where this could end up. think about it, women and couples are being denied the ability to fulfill their dream of having a child, and consider the irony. so one the one hand, they are saying you don't have the freedom to end an unwanted pregnancy, and on the other hand you do not have a freedom to start a family. consider an irony, and by the way, while these extreme is a they are motivated by the well-being of women and...
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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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dobbs, it increased 7 to 11%. what nikki haley showed, between 25 and 50% are looking for something other than donald trump. will all of those stay, of course not. a lot of political gravity in our country. the fact of the matter is donald trump's campaign is much weaker than it was in 2020. it's a less unified party. a smaller, more intense and crazier party. those people are out there in large numbers. they're gettable. >> what do you say to those polls, not the national polls, the state polls for the swing states that show donald trump in the lead. in 2020, joe biden was in the lead in those states. >> look, in 2020, we have the covid overlay affecting our politics very profoundly. it's going to be a hard competition. this is not going to be an easy race, there are no shortcuts, we have to go to the key states in arizona, pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, and do the work, and, you know, we're going to be doing the work with our ability to persuade some of these people. dobbs has blown a hole in republican fema
dobbs, it increased 7 to 11%. what nikki haley showed, between 25 and 50% are looking for something other than donald trump. will all of those stay, of course not. a lot of political gravity in our country. the fact of the matter is donald trump's campaign is much weaker than it was in 2020. it's a less unified party. a smaller, more intense and crazier party. those people are out there in large numbers. they're gettable. >> what do you say to those polls, not the national polls, the...
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. >> when you talk to people who are here in the abortion advocacy space, one thing i heard about dobbs and shoutout to my colleagues. i hear thankfulness for kamala harris and the work she has been doing and the thankfulness for the president's action and there is a little bit of frustration with president biden and the thing i often here is they have an uneasy alliance and want him to him doing more. and in the state of the union, the prepared remarks had the word abortion but when he gave the state of the union, the word abortion wasn't in there. why did he has an issue with saying the word abortion. >> a few weeks ago at a rally in virginia, he attended abortion. who is fighting for you. and the president has been fighting on this issue. he is making it a central element in his state of the union. -- >> without saying the word. >> reproductive freedoms. it is about abortion. and fundamentally i think about reproductive freedom and dignity of women. my take on this is he is taking every action we can do in this space. we are fighting aggressively and crystal clear that this will be a
. >> when you talk to people who are here in the abortion advocacy space, one thing i heard about dobbs and shoutout to my colleagues. i hear thankfulness for kamala harris and the work she has been doing and the thankfulness for the president's action and there is a little bit of frustration with president biden and the thing i often here is they have an uneasy alliance and want him to him doing more. and in the state of the union, the prepared remarks had the word abortion but when he...
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like the dobbs decision, that will continue to haunt republicans at the ballot box come november. a new poll finds that 86% of all americans support access, just 14% oppose it. our friend dasha burns is with us in montgomery, alabama, also joining us senior opinion writer for the boston global, kim atkinstore is here. >> reporter: here is something i'm learning from voters as i'm talking to them today. you're right, the vast majority of people support ivf but there is a bit of a disconnect i've heard in my conversations between what the state supreme court did, the ruling that embryos are children, and the impact on ivf treatment in the state. the fact that some clinics have had to pause treatment. not everyone is connecting those dots. there are a couple people i spoke to when i asked do you agree with the supreme court? do you agree that embryos are children? they confidently said, yes, absolutely, life begins at conception, including frozen embryos, but then i asked do you believe people have you had have access to ivf? another resounding, could have dent yes. and the contradic
like the dobbs decision, that will continue to haunt republicans at the ballot box come november. a new poll finds that 86% of all americans support access, just 14% oppose it. our friend dasha burns is with us in montgomery, alabama, also joining us senior opinion writer for the boston global, kim atkinstore is here. >> reporter: here is something i'm learning from voters as i'm talking to them today. you're right, the vast majority of people support ivf but there is a bit of a...
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i'm here to highlight of the many i believe intended consequences of the dobbs decision, one of them has been for healthcare providers such as this in the states that have banned or outlawed access to reproductive care, for clinics to shut down, and it's a travesty. >> reporter: thank you. we were not able to go and monitor -- can you give us a sense of what you saw back there? >> well, what i saw were, i don't know, maybe two dozen healthcare workers who really care, really care about their patients, and who understand in the system, regardless of your gender other healthcare need, we always expect and desire you would be treated with dignity, and treated in an environment where you feel safe. by that, i mean safe to be free from judgment, to be in an environment where you are actually and really listened to, where your needs and your expression of your needs are taken seriously, and walking through this clinic, that's what i saw. people who have dedicated their lives to the profession of providing health care in a safe place that gives people dignity. i think we should all want tha
i'm here to highlight of the many i believe intended consequences of the dobbs decision, one of them has been for healthcare providers such as this in the states that have banned or outlawed access to reproductive care, for clinics to shut down, and it's a travesty. >> reporter: thank you. we were not able to go and monitor -- can you give us a sense of what you saw back there? >> well, what i saw were, i don't know, maybe two dozen healthcare workers who really care, really care...
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it wasn't the dobbs court. it wasn't this court. and you've got to a mansion, and i wonder if you think the same, that there would be a lot more leeway for a second trump term on that score than there was in the first. >> this is something i have been wondering about a lot, frankly. because i think that we have gotten used to the idea that the judiciary will save us. we still have the courts. and what i would say is that i have done some reporting on the inner workings, the internal politics of the supreme court. what i found is that these justices, for the most part, at least several of the conservative justices, they are not loyal to trump. they're not in thrall to donald trump as a personality. in fact several of them don't like him. but what they are committed to is this broader ideological project. and to the extent of the trump administration is doing things that are outside of precedent to advance that project, i don't see any reason to believe that the courts will put a check on that. >> i think that's correct and astute. mc
it wasn't the dobbs court. it wasn't this court. and you've got to a mansion, and i wonder if you think the same, that there would be a lot more leeway for a second trump term on that score than there was in the first. >> this is something i have been wondering about a lot, frankly. because i think that we have gotten used to the idea that the judiciary will save us. we still have the courts. and what i would say is that i have done some reporting on the inner workings, the internal...
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one is the dobbs voter, the post-dobbs voter asked her the elimination of roe v. wade. those continued to show up in not really, they show up on election day. a lot of those are white. the second voter is the nikki haley voter. we did see some states push forward, those are not real numbers. know how to unpack that very quickly but about 10% of those voters have probably eligible by the voters. in that case, the heavy voter, that is a real part of the coalition. all about the college not the national polls. >> this is been a very public facing the for the president. and last four days, president biden has made two speeches and two. delivered the state of the union address and set them for that exclusive benefit with jonathan. what you make of that pivot into general election campaigning? is still seems official now. >> it's very difficult to get excited about a campaign a year or a year and a half out which is what we have to do is professionals in the space. joe biden declaring that game on. i am here and ready to do this. you are seeing him get more vigorously into ta
one is the dobbs voter, the post-dobbs voter asked her the elimination of roe v. wade. those continued to show up in not really, they show up on election day. a lot of those are white. the second voter is the nikki haley voter. we did see some states push forward, those are not real numbers. know how to unpack that very quickly but about 10% of those voters have probably eligible by the voters. in that case, the heavy voter, that is a real part of the coalition. all about the college not 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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now democrats in the senate, after dobbs, immediately sprung into action, recognizing this inexorable logic. they introduced a bill specifically to proactively protect ivf, reproductive technology that tells people, including tammy duckworth, who have babies. republicans rose to block it. they would not allow unanimous consent to move to a vote on it. fast forward to this year. in a frankly deranged ruling that featured an outright theocratic concurrence from the chief justice, the alabama supreme court found that frozen embryos created the process of ivf our children. to move immediately imperiled care of the state. multiple ivf clinics, fertility clinics in alabama, basically immediately stopped treating patients. couples that are trying to get pregnant just suspended because they feared legal repercussions from this ruling. and republicans in the and realize this was bad for them. today the republican house and senate alabama both passed bills to protect ivf. the legislation would shield patients, doctors, another professionals engaged in ivf services from getting engaged in civil
now democrats in the senate, after dobbs, immediately sprung into action, recognizing this inexorable logic. they introduced a bill specifically to proactively protect ivf, reproductive technology that tells people, including tammy duckworth, who have babies. republicans rose to block it. they would not allow unanimous consent to move to a vote on it. fast forward to this year. in a frankly deranged ruling that featured an outright theocratic concurrence from the chief justice, the alabama...
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dobbs was just the beginning. they are continuing to come after contraception and ivf and they will continue to come after abortion through this law, and they can do it by electing the former president and allowing an enforcement policy that could come through the executive branch. when we say abortion is on the ballot in 2024, when we say reproductive freedom is on the ballot in 2024, is because the powers that could be conferred to the former president and powers he has already used to install three anti-reproductive freedom justices could really be the end of access as we know it which is already limited. >> representative lands and alexis mcgill johnson, we thank you for being with us at the table. >>> maryland governor wes moore joins the weekend live from baltimore county. cleanup begins after the deadly bridge collapse and where maryland goes next from here, that is the question. we will find out right here on the weekend . ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily gives y
dobbs was just the beginning. they are continuing to come after contraception and ivf and they will continue to come after abortion through this law, and they can do it by electing the former president and allowing an enforcement policy that could come through the executive branch. when we say abortion is on the ballot in 2024, when we say reproductive freedom is on the ballot in 2024, is because the powers that could be conferred to the former president and powers he has already used to...
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i am thinking about the dobbs decision, i'm thinking about gaza, in what ways do you think things have shifted? >> every cycle there is a different base. what is the coalition that is going to get your candidate elected? what is that going to look like? of course our coalition in 2012 when obama won re-election with the coalition the hillary clinton built. i think the consistent thing that we have seen over the course of the last few election cycles and not just presidential, but the midterms as well, is how suburban voters are voting. there was a time republicans had a very strong grip on suburban voters, suburban voters are now squarely with the democrats. why? because of the issues you just laid out. the fact that republicans have taken away women's productive rights. the fact that republicans in large part have become a party of anti-lgbtq, anti-trans, anti- ibf, you name it. when you are starting off talking about, you know, the evolution of the republican party and where things are, you could now mean or make you think that when i started off in college the really used to be a tr
i am thinking about the dobbs decision, i'm thinking about gaza, in what ways do you think things have shifted? >> every cycle there is a different base. what is the coalition that is going to get your candidate elected? what is that going to look like? of course our coalition in 2012 when obama won re-election with the coalition the hillary clinton built. i think the consistent thing that we have seen over the course of the last few election cycles and not just presidential, but the...
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first, we cannot put our head in the sand and ignore abortion and the dobbs decision. many of our candidates cho toa ignore this issue and not talk about it. and the r.n.c. was a leading alk about this issue head on. go figure. i'm a suburban mom and might have some opinions on this issue. i authored a memo in the summern on this issue when voters are faced with the decision between a republican that supports exceptions and reasonable limitations when a baby feels pain and a democrat who supports no exceptions, no limits, not even when a baby feels pain. too many candidates and specifically their consultants scoffed at this advice and ended up paying the price on election day. in 2022, candidates mattered. candidates always matter. but the candidates who won were able to articulate a message on abortion and also attract and win swing and independent voters. we'll have to replicate that if we're going to win in 2024. our winning candidates realize we can't win by just speaking to an echo chamber of republicans. each other. we have to go out and engage independent and sw
first, we cannot put our head in the sand and ignore abortion and the dobbs decision. many of our candidates cho toa ignore this issue and not talk about it. and the r.n.c. was a leading alk about this issue head on. go figure. i'm a suburban mom and might have some opinions on this issue. i authored a memo in the summern on this issue when voters are faced with the decision between a republican that supports exceptions and reasonable limitations when a baby feels pain and a democrat who...