former presidents are no different. all right, good morning, everyone. welcome to the cross connection, i m tiffany cross. as you just saw, to cap up the week, donald trump is feeling that heat, because his legal woes are piling up. from being sued by the state of new york, for 200 and $50 million for a large business fraud, to an appeals court siding with the justice department and allowing the doj to review classified documents seized from mar-a-lago, too, of course, now the special master demanding that trump backed up his claim that the fbi planted evidence during the search of mar-a-lago. trump has until next friday to prove that the judge is essentially like, we don t believe you, you need more people. you can guess how inspiration as inspiration as our reacting. of course, by throwing a fit online. you re with me is political contributor, jason johnson, who was like this morning, i will tell. you also joining me is msnbc legal analyst and civil rights attorney, charl
prevention to. let s bring in our favorite public health physician. to help sort through this. doctor print now, so glad to have you back here. especially for this conversation because i find it very striking and interesting, because you don t think about syphilis being on the, rise why are these stds on the rise right now, do you think? good morning, tiffany, so great to be with you. the important thing for people to realize is that during the pandemic, there was a lapse in all types of primary care and preventative care. we know that people either did not present to the doctors, or doctors were not having as accessible hours, whether in the public health workforce was subverted, and focusing on the pandemic. so behaviors presented it s not as if behaviors changed, it s just whether or not people are probably being cared for, and had access to education. sexual health care unfortunately, is something that still has a fair amount of stigma around it, so that is