messaging goes on abortion bans. we have seen susan b. anthony, a conservative group coming out and really railing against candidates that are not explicitly stating that. so what do democrats do to harness the abortion issue? it s a big question. appreciate it. real quick. what they do is talk about the possibility of a national ban with republicans holding it by control. there s democratic polling showing that the vast majority of voters in the swing states, they will try to ban abortion on a national basis. that s what kwould make this more potent in ohio than in some of the red states. they will vote in november to restore abortion rights and be a able to coampaign against a republican nominee that will threat to immediately override that with a national ban. that could be a strong argument. that s an interesting point. stay with us. we with appreciate it. overnight, the montgomery police chief says he expects more charges to be filed after
we could watch some of those ideas get put to paper, and see what the senate thinks should be done here in terms of regulating the supreme court, but again, there are questions and supreme court folks have referenced this about what congress can do in terms of regulating and trying to govern effectively another branch of government. this is going to be something that s going to be important the way they write this. the fact they re moving forward will put meat on the bone and give a sense of what can actually be done here. thank you very much. and joining me is slate senior writer, mark joseph stern, who covers the supreme court. let s talk about trust in the supreme court. we can put up the polling showing where americans feel about the supreme court. not great. it s an all-time low since polling has been done owner the supreme court. 50 years ago is when it started. taking this reporting about justice alito, putting it together with the reporting about clarence thomas, reporting
losing their lives, but we als have parents and community members that are grieving loss of these children so what we can say is clear, we have clea solutions and common sense gun solutions but also solutions that - holistically, that and this gu violence epidemic, this is a uniquely american issue in there s a way that we can solv that we ve been calling for these solutions for decades. we are calling for lawmakers and their culture wars and instead focus on the war of gu violence that is killing peopl every single day ezri, i want to thank you for what you just said there it is a point that often get lost in this conversation, which is part of what we are talking about, of course, ar these mass shootings but to the point you made, i is also every day gun violence that drives these numbers. i want to ask, brynn, you ve polling showing that america dissatisfaction with gun law is at an all-time high 63% are dissatisfied if that is the poll then why d
clear. we have clear solutions an common sense gun solutions, bu also solutions that build safe and healthier communities, holistically and that and this gun violence epidemic this is a uniquely america issue. there is a way that we can solve it, we ve been calling for solutions for decades. we are calling for lawmakers t end their culture wars instead, focus on the war of gun violence that is killing people every single day. ezri, i want to thank you for what you just said there it s a point that often gets lost in this conversation, which is part of what we are talking about, of course, thes mass shootings but to the point you made, it also every day gun violenc that drives in these numbers i want to ask you, you ve go polling showing that america dissatisfaction with hamas i at an all-time high, 63% are dissatisfied if that is the polling, an then why the republica lawmakers seem so misaligned
you see polling showing a lot of americans, specifically republican americans, say they don t think we should be as heavily involved and you see that decrease in support. calculating this is going to be a big issue during the primaries, yes, it will be an issue but just talking to the base about ukraine and not supporting it may be a dangerous miscalculation because it doesn t look like people s views on ukraine are very hardened. they can be flexible depending what might happen in ukraine might determine how people feel and if the support goes back up. so using this as a primary political issue might be a bit of a miscalculation. it is an interesting question. does it matter to voters. this is your polling. do you support weapons and money to ukraine? only 42% of republicans say yes. 69% of independents do. 79% of democrats. certainly republican support is much lower. the question is, is it a voting issue? right now a lot of the issues illuminating the republican primary contest inv