take into effect across the country. joining me now is nancy northam, the president and ceo of the center for reproductive rights. nancy, thank you so much for joining us. last time you are on the show, you propose that the biden administration declare a public health emergency order abortion access. let s take a listen to what you said back then. this is a public health emergency, the inability to get abortion care. and the biden administration should declared a public health emergency and in doing that be able to get medication abortion into state. by telemedicine and by mail, even in states where this band. this is a public health emergency and we are urging that biden administration to take that authority to address it. now since that interview, the administration has a guidance for doctors and cases of emergency and case of stein
exception of the filibuster. the focus on doing something about the filibuster is really, really important. and i think we have got to keep that pressure on. all, right nancy northam thank you so much for joining. us really appreciate it, i am joined now by mary ziegler. a professor at the uc davis law school. she s also the author of books, dollar for life, the anti-abortion movement. the fall of the republican and reproduction in the history of the united states. thank you so much for joining, us i want to turn to the case of this annual girl in ohio. who was, raped at the travel to indiana for an abortion. now the atlantic mastiff, ember you have quote, what s the anti-abortion movement wants now is in the past. now and in the, past the recognition a fetal person? and historically, recognizing personhood has often meant criminalizing that behavior of pregnant women. even when those women are victims of crimes themselves. most americans by the way
he basically said that he was not personally responsible for it. i indicated that i thought he was, he said he was not personally responsible for it. he took action against those who were responsible. saudi arabia was one stop on a trip to took president biden to israel and the west bank. it was one that drew plenty of criticism from several directions before it even began. these are the initial images of the casual greetings between the two leaders. the fiancée of jamal khashoggi said, quote, hey, potus, is this the accountability that you promised for my murder? the blood of the next victim is on your hands. joining me right now is they have held numerous administrations. they were the spokesperson for the u.s. mission to the united nation. there are senior middle east policy advisor for terrorism, financial intelligence, and the
serious upheaval of the justice department and what we saw during watergate. you would have just seen two officials resigned, you would ve seen it dozens of officials. as jeffrey rosen, and richard donahue said, you would ve seen the entire department leadership to washington resign. probably dozens of u.s. attorneys, maybe hundreds and hundreds of career officials across the department. so, the officials at the justice department both political and career, i think you saw reacting very strongly to the presidents scheme. and ultimately, thwarting. it is now something that i found striking is that, at the same time we are watching these hearings, we actually heard the jeffrey clark house was being raided by federal investigators. and i wonder if he is going to be the smoking gun? i wonder if he is going to be the one that we should focus on, when the investigation comes to fruition from the doj because he might spill the beans. katie benner, and matt miller, thank you both for joining
seem to me, and this is a narrow procedural point we don t have to get into, but the department of justice being the party here, seems to solve some of the procedural issues that were present in the earlier case. are you more confident about that, enduring all the way up to the supreme court as we mentioned probably will? well, i am confident about that. i also am confident that the original lawsuit that so many coalition members and providers files, which is now actually sitting at the supreme court should also prevail. so it is a good thing that we now have multiple lawsuits that are now going against this very very unconstitutional, and unfair law. nancy northam, thank you so much. coming up, why the head of one of new york city s largest peoples unions had his home raided, and was stripped of his badge and gun. a federal investigation after this. plus, the news from pfizer that could mean a much safer and smoother school year. please, please, please, what you need to know just