leanings. and perhaps you re right, people of color, women of color. it s a resource issue. maybe should it be women of color and poor women of every different ethnicity. it affects women. it affects women. it affects women, and women ought the have the same rights as men. no one is curtailing the use of vasectomies. no one is talking about what men are able to do. so just to put it in the language of how it will only impact one race or another, it impacts the gender. that is women. nia, i ll give you the last
terminating one s pregnancy? it s a fundamental misconception of what is being talked about. the idea you re going to say as long as you can terminate parental rights and put your child up for adoption, that is the same thing as being able to have the choice and agency to terminate one s pregnancy is so flawed, so is justice cavanaugh s thought here, don, where he suggests the supreme court ought to be neutral. well, i want a supreme court neutral, said no one ever. the whole role of the judicial nine is to be able to be decisive and make decisions where the lower courts particularly have conflict. and in mississippi, there has been no conflict. courts have said, the lower courts have said it s unconstitutional. by virtue of even taking this case, don, you already see the leanings. and perhaps you re right, people of color, women of color. it s a resource issue. maybe should it be women of color and poor women of every different ethnicity. it affects women. it affects women.
believe we are. when we ve been serious and border security during my time, mexico is willing to step up and help us. if we re not willing to hold up our end and release people and no consequence, the questions from my counter parts in mexico why should we do the work if you re not doing the end game. this administration is not clearly willing to do the end game and enforce the laws of the united states. neil: if you look at the latest package, very little devoted to what is happening at the border. i m wondering is it a money problem, is it a commitment problem? obviously it s a resource issue when you re dealing with these types of crowds. where are we going with it? so it s a commitment problem, neil, this is what it comes down to. i heard you say earlier we re not spending any money. we re spending millions and millions of tax dollars on the border. instead of building a barrier and providing the technology to the agents that has been paid
is it a resource issue? is it literally a manufacturing hold up that we can t get these more tests available in the places we need it? you know, i think that what i saw happening was back in june, back in early july when the numbers were going down, down, down. when we were seeing 10,000 cases a day. incredibly low numbers. the push to get programs of perspective testing in schools went away. the cdc guidance around schools called on having testing programs when you were seeing significant or high levels of transmission. but we were on a trajectory where that wasn t happening and then delta arrived and it changed things in a major way and it s been catch up ever since. and with that, there hasn t been the incentives for manufacturers to make tests that they thought no one would be using. back in june and july, no one was looking to have tests at
we re not going to stretch ourselves even further than we already are. we have to have some common sense. you re saying this is a resource issue. i just want to go back to what we were talking about here. how much is this about, for you, calling attention to a lack of funding for your department and the need for more resources or actually, you know, caring about whether this is backed by science? remember, i lost 145 million last year. this year i m losing an additional 143 million. i had 1400 positions removed by the ceo s office. the job didn t go away. i just lost the deputies to get the job done. on the practical side, enforcement, i have a district attorney who has not filed 5,932