"The U.S. cannot continue to fight ransomware attacks with one hand tied behind our back," Rep. Deborah Ross said while announcing the Ransom Disclosure Act.
reverend al sharpton will join me to talk about that just ahead. we begin with what looks to be a defining week on capitol hill an enwhat speaker pelosi said is a time of intensity. that includes the infrastructure and reconciliation bills. joining me now democratic congresswoman deborah ross of my home state of north carolina, also a member of the judiciary committee and vice chair of the sub commit tee on the constitution, civil rights and civil liberties. thank you for your time given that you have a busy week ahead. are you confident that democrats will be successful to get through the legislation? speaker pelosi signaled a delay could be in the cards. what does it look like from your vantage point? i m confident that we ll get the job done for the american
we need to make sure that roe versus wade the law of the land for 50 years is respected and win s health is respected and the health care providers can provide a full range of reproductive health care to every woman in the country regardless of her economic status, of her race, of her ethnicity. this is a fundamental constitutional right and we need to make sure that every woman, every woman has the same access to health care. all right. democratic congresswoman ross of the proud state of south carolina, thank you for joining us. i d like to bring in the panel. donna edwards, former democratic congresswoman from maryland, a msnbc analyst. as well as tara setmeyer for the lincoln project.