congress, and democracy itself. this is another member of the ex presidents inner circle. he was indicted, and republicans are caught on tape planning to dispatch an army of activists to polling sites to target and potentially overturn votes in democratic precincts. the reporter who understood those tapes joins me later in the show. plus, the lawyer who scored an unprecedented victory for sandy hook families against the gunmaker in that case has turned his attentions to the gun maker in the uvalde texas massacre. i will talk to him about that legal strategy that could be the turning point in the war over guns in america, and what you might not know about how the gun industry markets directly to young men. then, day 101 of the war that vladimir putin plans to wrap up in three days. i will talk to lieutenant colonel vindman about how russia s war of choice in ukraine has changed. what is likely to come next, and likely, today, by the way, is the first day of the general electio
abortions. some went to the mob into chicago. some who could not find other resources and boost their own abortions. when you say went to the mob, what do you mean? the mob was poor for providing abortions in the city of chicago. it was lucrative. they could charge thousands of thousands of dollars. it was illegal. that is what the forte was. women were going into hotel rooms, back alleyways, with a big men doing the procedures. they did not know if they were going to live or die. some of them did not make it. as we heard in the clip, women did die getting these procedures done. what do you hope to happen from this, emma? what impact, in this important time. the impact of releasing it now is greater than it would ve been at any other time in the last 15 years. right now, people need to make a decision. a new poll this week indicates that more than half of all americans, about 53%, are about to pro-choice.
back alleyways. one provider in houston spoke of a 12-year-old patient who came in with her mother, a single working mother with other children. the mother said they could not travel out of state, they have barely made it to the texas health center. the 12-year-old said, mom it was an accident, why are they making me keep it. she is 12. one patient suffers from a chronic disease, from which he is unable to get medication for eight months. she fears the stress of the pregnancy would probably kill me. just to relieve an out of state abortion was worried that because of the law, quote, they d be waiting to drag me off to jail, when i got. here i had the woman not be able to get an abortion, she would be quote, looking online to see if there s something i could eat, to terminate the pregnancy, or to throw myself down the stairs. last night a handful of planned parenthood in texas and surrounding states as file this brief with the fifth circuit u.s. court, that is currently