implicates everyone who works with them as well. so i do think that, you know, the more that corporations can use their bully pulpit and the more that people inside of those corporations can demand accountability and values from the people that they re working with, i think that will go a long way. we know this new law is forcing some women to become so-called abortion refugees, traveling in neighboring states. some have the tough reinstructions to seek an abortion. when we talked over the weekend, some clinics new mexico were booked for the next few weeks. how much worse do you see it getting? i mean, there is a provider response. planned parenthood and the many independent abortion providers. the abortion funds have understood that the implications of this law on largely low income women, largely black and brown women in the south in texas would be really so
okay. we did not want them income this untenable position of not knowing whether they re behavior is okay or not. she acknowledged this is a controversial decision. they may lose customers. they stand by it and say they think it s the right thing to do. lindsey? thank you for that reporting. and with me now is alexis johnson, the president and ceo of planned parent hood. talk about more what the biden administration and congress could be doing. yeah. absolutely. first of all, we welcome the department of justice s effort to protect producers and health centers in it texas. this provision is incredibly important. and, you know, as the president said, with his whole of government approach, you know, this is an administration who firmly believes and sports our ability to make decisions about
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shooting, but most of the republicans have been slow to respond. jeb bush said there was no acceptable explanation for this violence. ted cruz and john kasich called the shootinged tragic. let s bring back our panel, joy reid, erin mcpike and john nichols. john, what is your take on the response from the republicans? it s been deafening. deafening silence, and it is true that ted cruz did tweet something and so has john kasich and credit to them, but it is striking to me that in the immediate aftermath of this shooting, this shooting that took the lives of three people including a police officer, who is a co-pastor of his church, you did not see republican contenders who have been so outspoken, who have always had something to say about planned parenthood and about a host of other issues step up. they did not have to change
where is this rhetoric coming from? what i try to say to them is that look, this is donald trump and others. this is maybe 30% of the republican electorate. i try to tell them that a majority of the american people still have these values of decency, of democracy. you know, this planned parenthood issue reverend, i think this attorney general is a very good one. what she said was this was not just an attack on planned parenthood. this was a man with a history of domestic violence, animal abuse. he killed law enforcement official. right. he killed 11 innocent people. you know, i think that s the kind of calming positive assessment of where we are. i m going to get into colorado later in the show, and you re right, but let me ask you something, you say that donald trump, that maybe 30%, but has