i ll be back tomorrow. some answers are now greetings everyone, you ar watching simone. this is a big week and the assault on women s bodil autonomy from supreme court to stat legislators and relentless efforts to chip away at access to abortion care, even in blue states i m talking to governor jake and say of washington s date about how he is fighting bac for what he calls an issue o freedom. donald trump is spending mor time dealing with his lega problems lately, giving second deposition in new yor and this time, he actually answered questions but he is fighting progress and othe investigations it is really hard to keep them all straight so we will brea it down for, you don t worry plus now that the expel that tennessee lawmakers are back i action, they have a lot of wor to be done for the democracy that they are fighting for we will take a look at wha is next the movement they have inspired i am symone sanders-townsend and i have something to say. it s been a very busy wee
by taking the gunsas away from mass shooters before they commit mass shootings. it s not complicated . in fact, it s such an obvious solution that you had to wonder why we weren twe already doing that . who does want w to prevent mass shootings? we re only a gun lobby everybody else cares about children. so a lototelar of americans not surprisingly now say they want red flag laws and why wouldn t they like supporting black lives matter fightingke climated change or getting the covidin svder standing with the brave people ofrave ukraine? red flag laws seem like one oft those ideas that no decent person could possibly oppose. you want crazy people to have guns. of course you don t. who would so naturally or for red flag laws and in fact we may soon get red flags acrossry the country. so what would that mean if we do? well, two things you should know. first, red flag laws f will not end mass shootings, but red flag laws will end due process. due processss is a simple concey ,b
whether he can keep most of those promises, the latest on the new deal being signed later this hour meant to secure a ten-year military alliance. plus, we are the party of common sense, the words of former president donald trump as he travels to capitol hill and tries to unite house republicans. one source inside today s meeting tells nbc news he seemed to be trying to make peace. and following the supreme court s decision not to restrict access to the abortion pill, the president and democrats insist the fight for reproductive freedom is far from over. so what happens now? more on all of that coming up: but we start with president biden working to underscore america s commitment to ukraine by signing a ten-year security agreement with president zelenskyy, although how much it will ultimately be worth and how long it could last is still a very open question. the two world leaders expected to sign the deal this hour. now, on paper it means the u.s. commits to keep traini
recommendation to screen kids down to age 8 for zeitler disorders as well. meg tirrell is with us now. tell us about the new recommendations. this is a finalization of a recommendation from the u.s. preven particular services task force. they are saying all adults and 65 should be screened for anxiety. they put out this report yesterday. they said that there is not enough evidence to say that older adults should be screened for zeit anxiety. the research shows that sort of in the older populations anxiety is less, that s the lowest group that sees anxiety levels. anxiety disorders are characterized by disproportionate and constant fear over everyday events, restlessness, fatigue, irritability, trouble sleeping. these are real problems. we saw it spike in the pandemic. in 2020 rates of depression and
nation. and the existential threatd exie crisis will hit when this debt becomes such that it s no longer sustainable. me sucas a country. all right.rey: i mad econgoing to do an economics and i will prove that to you. po right now. so the two options to me sayingn we can cut spending, which politically unpopular, it is hard to do it. i used to work is politically unpopular, it is hard to do it.it i i used to work with you. it is hard to start cutting.lefn the other option is what the left wants to do, which is to raise revenue by raisingtn taxes. i don t think you can raise y taxes enough to even balancebudt the budget. and there doesn t appear a to bo a tremendous appetite forw the cuts. so how do we get outdo o we outy ,increase revenues?se treis we ve seen reven that hapn to john f. kennedy. n e, it happened under ronaldald re reagan, it happened underagan trump , and that is when you lower tax rates to creates o more economic activity,ate more economic activit the democrly increase