washington post. kurt medulla, and a former spokesperson for the house oversight committee. and christina greer, an associate professor of political science at fordham university, she s also author of black ethnics, and editor of jennifer, i ll start with you, the gop hypocrisy. it s no longer surprising, i would say, but it is getting dangerous, no? it absolutely is. you alluded to the national archives. of course, the fbi had an attempted assault on their facility in cincinnati. and now you hear republicans talking like mobsters. you indict this guy, there will be violence. and that is just thug top. that s how they re behaving. i have to say, that old though the republican party, the elected officials are really the genesis for this, really hateful and dangerous conversation, it s the voters
having the basic needs or direction, or coordination. it was just texas and arizona that bore the brunt of all of the chaos and all of the problems that come with it. now the rest of america s understanding exactly what is going on. joining me now is the president and co-founder founder of and author of once i was you mmr of 11 hate in a torn america. and a political of and author of black ethnics, and the pursuit of the american dream. i m gonna start with you. the story discussed me. it literally angers me. maria, i have to ask you, have you spoken to any of these migrants who have been bussed? what are they saying? what have they ve been telling you about their experience about being transferred from the border where they were legally seeking asylum, and being dumped off in major cities? before i do that, i know
if one tears, the entire fabric is on done. joining me, now melissa murray, msnbc legal analyst, professor at nyu school of law. former justice and christina greer, professor of political science and for them, author of black ethnics, race, immigration, and the pursuit of the american dream. thank you both very much for being here alive and in person. thank you for going back to the sunday show. you re welcome. was it being hyperbolic there in my assessment of where we are, christina? absolutely not. people have been bringing us from the rooftop for months now. we have been on this show, jonathan, saying that if the supreme court tried to abolish roe, and we just open up the floodgates for so many other important cases. and the framing, which is so frustrating for me is a political scientist, is this argument about pro-lifers his pro-choice. there is no such thing as pro
and christina greer, associate professor of political science at florida university and the author of black ethnics, race immigration and the pursuit of the american dream. thank you all very much and later thank you, michael, for filling in last weekend. so here we are. two years after george floyd galvanize the movement for racial justice. each of you tell me where do you think we stand. rene, you go first. i think we stand pretty much where we were before george floyd was murdered. we were promised a reckoning but all we ve gotten is an executive order. and it s an important step, i don t want to ride it unnecessarily. but it barely scratches the surface of what s necessary for ground of transformational policing in america and not to mention all these other aspects of racial injustice that were supposed to be dealt with after george floyd s murder. chairman steele? i would agree with that.
a national abortion ban is, quote, possible. the political and cultural implications of what we now face are enormous. joining me now to talk about it all, christina greer, associate professor of political science at fordham university, author of black ethnics. the reverend al sharpton, host of msnbc politicsnation, and author of righteous troublemakers. and joining me in studio, msnbc legal analyst yell katya, former solicitor general of the united states. thank you all very much for being. here as you want that with me, i will start with you. am i being hyper bullet or hypersensitive or, what is the word that they use for liberals all the time? alarmist. by what i wrote in the draft opinion from justice leo? first of all jonathan, i have to say happy mother s day