enters demolition mode if you take a look at the numbers, he s very high on crime. a twice impeached, indicted ex president s outmaneuverin the governor of florida. ron desantis loves sticking his fingers where they don t belong live from the studios o telemundo in miami, all in starts right now good evening from miami, i a chris hayes. thank you for joining me for a very special live audience edition of all in here in sout florida. we just got some news about an hour ago, the supreme cour temporarily halted a rulin blocking access to an abortion pill called mifepristone this drug, which has bee approved by the fda for 23 years as used in more than hal of all abortions across th country. its status is safer now. but the right wing war o abortion is still ongoing. the only reason we are here in the first place is because the case was brought b anti-abortion groups, brough to a friendly judge who they knew they had on their side, a part of an explicit politica project t
use it at home and use it up to ten weeks into a pregnancy, at litigation continues into the supreme court. the generic version of the drug made by a company called gen biopro will also continue to be available. joining me now are the president of the naral pro choice america and lisa reuben, msnbc legal analyst. lisa, i want you to go through this decision with me, because and i think ari talked about it in the previous hour what i read here is something that reads like shade. this decision talking about in recent cases the court has been lambasted for staying a district court order based on the scanty review this court gives matters on its shadow docket this opening with lots of criticism of people who have been critical of the court, is that normal? and what do you make of it this is a court that isn t getting along particularly well, joy, so you re asking me, is this normal? it hasn t been normal up through the trump presidency, and yet, we now have nine justices that a
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Tight and i also train individuals in coming out to a job theyre looking to get promoted and im training individual that formally homelessness it is hard decision for them to make whether to leave disabled getting subsidized into the working light so they can afford to live here in San Francisco it is you know im just speaking in support of the cola every bit helps individuals that im representing at the conner house and training thank you. Good afternoon. Im Elizabeth Alexander an nonprofit working and here with the local 10 to one as nonprofit workers we what i was seeing in the presentation i couldnt help thinking why are not not talking about the workers delivering those services they fit into the low wage workers if your making 13 or 1250 an hour is not a different experience in an a nonprofit or anything else in the economy it is difficult to get but we have to make that commitment you could take 10 thousand people from the lowest rages and move them into the middle just by Prope