that abortions would be illegal except to save the lifelleg of w a mother at the moment that roes v. wade was overturned. as of today, that trigger law goes into effect and we are a lot on supporting mothers and supporting individuals who find themselves in an unplanned pregnancy or a crisis situationon, making sue that we re connecting them to the resources that we havee. what is the approach that your state will take in the event that a woman seeks to have a chemical abortion or abortion for medication? maybe getting medication in thecr mail? because i ve heard a lot ofy democrats today saying that they will not allow that to stop orr be stopped by the states. in other words, i guess interstate mail and so forth. what will your response to that be? re well, the statute and the language that we use will be specific to being utilized for an abortion that that is going to be a reference to that does not save the life of the mother
consequence to it just stuns me . what a phony. i m sorry if democrats thinkem that this is going to help them in november, they re going to be sorely mistaken. it s usually notkekeit s usual y political movement to be losing and americans b are seeing that the populist movement is winning and it s succeeding hispanics who are more pro-life than most democratsts, they re not going to turn away from the gop because they suddenly want more abortions and no one is going to n tolerate a terrible economy, wasteful war spending and an incompetent gerontocracynd just so more people can get more abortions. that is ludicrous. tions that isand notice the dif by the way, between the way wey react to losing at the court and the way they do now. pro-life forces lost fifty w
matter, it has been totally unworkable and there are no reliance interests that , you know, essentially dictatets. that it must be cemented in stone forever. and as kerry put it very well, i think this is going to go back to the states my homeni state of californiaa is probabl going to joinof north korea and being one of the most liberal m places on earth to get abortions, places like texas. clo it st going to be much more restrictive. but the point is the people are now going too be able to have the debate and have the argument that we just have not been able to have as as a policy for the last 50 years. and i think that s a positive development. and you know, biden was correcte on one thing. this isn t the last word on abortion. there s going to be a lotd more words. it s just that they re not going to be spoken bpokee by te justices. they re going to p be spoken by the people. well, the main thing, robert, is that is not a fundamentalt right enshrined in ourin constitution and that
now so which party has really shifted on the issue of abortion? well, one particular native ofte scranton, p.a. tells the story for us today. the supreme court, the united states expressly took away the conscious right from the american people. i do not view abortion as a as a choice and a right. it isn t limited. they simply took it away. i thinkus we should be focusing on how to limit the number of abortions. i would do all of my power to protect a woman s right in states where they will faceac the consequences of today s decision. i thinke qu it s always a tragey and i think that it should be rare in joining us now, monica crowley, former assistant secretary of the treasury and hostt of the monica crowley podcast, and dr. ben carson, former hud. secretary, presidential candidate, dr. neurosurgeon, founder and chairman of the american cornerstone institute. monica, let s start with you. inniless unhinged reaction in te
to state law? there are penalties are focusw on a doctor that performs the abortion. i don t think our message should ever be onmo punishing mothers. i would like to seee that we wec focus on making sure that those doctors who knowingly perform abortions when they know it ss against the law that they are punished and that some ofe the statute that we ll be looking at as we go into a special sessiongo. governor knowm wet appreciate it. thank you so much. and in a meeting of equal minds, press secretaryta karine jean-pierre and msnbc nicole wallace decided to have a chat today. watchh. it s affecting people that can not afford to go from state to state or to another country. absolutely. and this decision is now will ensure that people will be forced into pregnancy.