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mallory is right. this is existential, not a fight about taxes. this is a people -- >> who? >> mr. mastriano. >> i don't disagree with you. >> i asked about the senate. let's ask about the governor's race. >> i don't think i can support doug mastriano. i think he will lose badly and that's the fear amongst -- you saw it in the page of "the wall street journal" editorial page and a lot of republicans in this town and across america, we are going to snatch defeat for the jaws of victory in pennsylvania with doug mastriano and either mehmet oz or kathy. i think that's a giant concern. >> let's talk about issues. there's a new monmouth poll out this week that shows abortion nearly tied with the economy as voters top concern going into the midterm election. >> it is not surprising. to paint a picture of what this looks like when roe falls in michigan, there's a 1931 law on the books now that will go into effect immediately that makes abortion a felony. it will send women, girls, providers, families to jail for seeking abortion care and with no exception for rape or incest, this is a dev

britain's most successful female slalom canoeist, mallory franklin, has won her seventh european title. the olympic silver medallist and world champion won the c1 category in slovakia by nearly one and three quarter seconds. rafa nadal was taken to the brink as he beat canada's felix auger aliassime in five sets in the fourth round. nadal lost the opening set but roared back to win the next two. the canadian who is coached by nadal�*s uncle toni made sure the match went to five sets with nadal winning the final set 6—3. it sets up a mouthwatering quarterfinal against novak djokovic who swept aside argentina's diego schwartzmann in straight sets. coco gauff has equalled her best run at rolland garros by reaching the last eight. belgian elise mertens was seen off in straight sets. she'll play eitherjil teichmann or compatriot sloane stephens next. the record—breaking jockey lester piggott — who won the derby nine times — has died at the age of 86. in all, he recorded almost 11,500 winners in a career that started in 19118, when he was 12 years old. he was admitted to hospital i

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also michigan state senator mallory mcmorrow, and matthew dowd. msnbc political contributor and analyst, founder of country over party, and author of the book, revelation on the mid-river, healing a nation healing ourselves. back with us, david hogg, cofounder of march for our lives. thank you all for coming to the sunday show. senator rick mcmorrow you have been pressing for gun control laws for years. what federal legislation would you like to see, and that could get past? >> first of all, i want to address every day gun violence that has been rocking my community as well. in march, a six year old girl was shot and killed by her father before he killed himself in turning a gun on her mother. a 15 year old girl was shot and killed in a domestic abuse incident. on thanksgiving, a young man shot and killed his mother while driving home from thanksgiving dinner. so we know that there is a direct correlation between domestic abuse and gun violence. and we see that passed on the federal level in the state level as well, along with the red flag laws wh

joining our coverage, florida state senator jones and michigan state senator mallory mcmorrow. i will say, you are also here because you both made me hope -- you both gave me hope that things could be different and i want to start with you, senator jones, and i want to read you something my colleague wrote this week about the draft opinion. he said, until supreme court justice alito's leaked draft opinion was published monday, i didn't fully understand just how dependent my same-sex marriage is on a woman's right to choose an abortion. now, i do. and i'm terrified. the 6-3 conservative supreme court majority is packed with ideologues. how could it resist taken alito's radical thinking to its logical end. i wonder what your thoughts are this week. >> first of all, thank you so much, nicole, for having us. and i do share his concerns. i also share the concern for a lot of americans to see the court and how that all of our rights are in limbo right now. we are seeing in the state legislatures all across the country is just what we're seeing now in our supreme court. it is the tryi

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i did thesecond day and i said mom , she calls me hilario because there was no saint mallory, your named after a saint . and the third day i came back and i told mom i quit. i quit school. three days into first grade i quit band mother said you that your sweet fanny you don't quit school and she walked up to where the nun was and she said my daughter's name is valerie biden and if you call her valeria bidden going to knock your block also there's atime to take a stand . the difference is we all have trouble figuring out sometimes it is which h. >> and therein history is made in that position. >> she had a similar incident with joe when he wasin seventh or eighth grade but that's another story >> that's about the stunner . >> yes. the nun made fun of him. how is it they can tell how to pronounce that word and theword was gentleman . and joe e would stutter and speak in our rhythm. joe said sir walter raleigh was a gentleman. and he got up and he walked out of school. again, that's a alprofile in courage. he walked the three or four miles home and she threw him in the car too. went back to

britain's most successful female slalom canoeist, mallory franklin, has won her seventh european title. the dual 0lympic silver medallist and world champion took gold in the single paddle category in slovakia. that's the sport. back to you, huw. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 10.10pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. let's go back to texas where president biden and the first lady are visiting the memorial site at robb elementary school in uvalde in texas to pay their respects to the lives lost in tuesday's shooting. 0ur correspondentjane 0'brien is in uvalde for us now. so this is a difficult balance here that the president has to strike with this visit. it that the president has to strike with this visit.— with this visit. it is, because of course this _ with this visit. it is, because of course this tragedy _ with this visit. it is, because of course this tragedy has - with this visit. it is, because ofj course this tragedy has opened with this visit. it is, because

we'll be joined tonight by michigan student mallory mcmorrow. who was, actually, not allowed to speak today in the senate in michigan. so, she will speak here, tonight, about her feelings on this. >> we need to give voice to the people who want solutions, that are prepared to do something. i look forward to seeing the interview, lawrence. have a good show. >> thank you.

and her memoir mallory weaves touching accounts of her family life with insider perspectives on her political work. and while she offers insight into her brother joe, she also has her own compelling story to tell as a woman breaking through gender barriers and showing that women can run major campaigns even at the presidential level. as a review and publishers weekly said valerie's book well shines with heart and humanity. conversation this evening with valerie will be john meacham. accomplished biographer of several american presidents and other prominent individuals and and someone who joe biden has been known to read and consult with and also as a professor at vanderbilt and a tv commentator not to mention a former top magazine editor and senior publishing executive. we're so fortunate to have him moderating. so valerie and john? screen is yours. how about it? hello. thank you, brad. thank you. first we have to say get well soon to valerie. we're supposed to as brad said we're supposed to be together. valerie was looking forward to being a real author at politics and pros, but i would argu

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with a lot of members, democratic members on the hill is looking to the state senator in michigan, mallory mcmorrow, who has a now viral floor speech, pushing pack against one of her republican colleagues who labeled her a groomer for her support of lgbtq kids' rights. that's something that every single democrat, actually, that my colleagues and i spoke with independently brought her up and said, "that's the example of how you push back against this. that's how we message against this." rather than running away from the issues or trying to, you know, switch topics when asked about this, they're trying to lean in and push back on their own. >> yeah, does seem the republicans have been able to, with some effectiveness, to find the battle here on these cultural terms. democrats are going to need to push back. good reporting there, to show how they'll start doing it. >> the updated data for colored women in congress, what does it show? >> you know, it is disappointing, i think, and members i've spoken with say it is disappointing. we dug into the data about minority members on the hill, and we

so, mallory mcmorrow is an emerge sister which is amazing. and she demonstrated right in front why we want new democratic women to run and win and serve the first place. because, the way she pushback was completely authentic. talking about who she is as a christian, suburban white mother saying that, hey, look, when you're trying to attack me, when you're saying i'm a groomer and pedophile and all these horrible, frankly slanderous and libelous things about her. by the, way there are consequences of libel insane slander, it's not just an opinion. but she is pushing back and re-setting the narrative that point. that's what i'm encouraging people to do. burn the page, reestablish that narrative of yourself. in my case, a transgender woman, i can unseat an incumbent. then why can't other people fill their trees and their best sense of self to? >> there's no better way for us to end this conversation then on that comment. thank you very much, virginia house delegate member danica roem. the name of her book is burned the page. i'm looking for the

. >> reporter: mallory and macy morphew standing by their father who investigators believed was responsible for their mother's disappearance two years ago. the three seen walking out of court arm in arm just moments after the charges against him were dropped. >> we want to heal. we feel like we haven't been able to heal these past two years. >> reporter: the family says suzanne left her colorado home for a bike ride but never returned. >> i just love my girls and i love my wife and i just want her to be found. >> reporter: but investigators told a different story. arresting barry morphew, the charges ranging from first degree murder to tampering with physical evidence. prosecutors argue that morphew discovered his wife was having an affair then murdered her, disposed of her body and staged a bike crash in a rural area releasing this body camera footage from the hours after she was reported missing. police say morphew touched evidence. >> do not touch the bike with your hands, please. >> reporter: morphew's daughters say he isn't akiller and are celebrating the dismissal of the case. now dem

brenda mallory says it will provide regulatory certainty and reduce conflict, instead it would cause more litigation and delays, they don't kill projects outright. speaking further and later on about new book, the 1970 law was intended to prevent environmental disasters, it's a weapon to block them. the trump administration saw that check projects limiting the environmental effect. how the pipelines construction would affect the stream. liberal judges have interpreted the broadly to require the study of the effects that indirect, such as emissions. the biden administration now is mandating this and i would interject. i certainlyho hope that does not continue to be the case. it would require agencies to calculate indirect and cumulative impact that can result from individually collectively significant actions taken over a period of time. this is death by a thousand regulatory cuts for many projects. i would simply say i share the concerns of the writers of the editorial batch. many of the projects in hopes we had out of the bipartisan info search act would not be easy to accomplish. s

for permitting major construction projects, so secretary -- mallory says it will provide uncertainly and instead of reducing conflict, it will cause more litigation and delays and raise construction costs if they don't kill projects outright. speaking further and later on in the piece about nepa, whyile the 1970 law was intended to prevent environmental disasters. it's become a weapon to block developments. the repblican administration sought to fast-track projects of -- nepa reviews on environmental effects that are directly foreseeable. for example, a pipeline's construction would affect -- cost us. some liberal judges, however, have interrupted nepa broadly to include a study of effects that indirectly result in the project, such as emissions. now, the biden administration is mandating this, and i would interject at this point, i certainly hope that this does not continue to be the case. continue to, quote, as he accuses -- to require agencies to calculate the indirect and cumulative impact that could result in individually minor but collectively significant actions taken over a p