some of the issues here. he gave you response to the current governor there in florida. i want to talk about specifically abortion rights and what you just addressed. we ve got recent poll numbers coming out of florida after 15 weeks in your state. 57% of constituents in your state disapproving of the overturning of roe versus 31%. that miami herald criticizing your position recently on abortion rights, because you have not necessarily been clear as they put it and they write this, he said he would fight for pro-life legislative efforts, but recently chris told the editorial board that he has a broader meeting for the term pro-life and supports reproductive rights. can you clarify where you stand on this, sir? yeah. it s very simple and crystal clear. i m the only candidate left in this race. it s down to dissent this and myself obviously and i, as a republican governor already vetoed an anti-abortion bill.
decision is just how swiftly these laws have come, one after the other after the other. we knew a series of trigger laws were going to take effect right away, but it s been even more than that. existing laws that had been on the books, that had been blocked because of roe were just swiftly taken away. we have seen one after the other in states moving to ban abortion in the most aggressive way possible. as you said, now one of three women in this country is mostly without abortion access two months after roe. what other laws are you hearing about in states that have banned abortion? i know in mississippi, there was a non-profit putting up billboards, psas essentially, with the website on how women can get the abortion pill. now, that is in contention over whether it is legal for people
states that have bands, of course, by criminalising doctors or anybody giving by criminalising doctors or anybody giving advice on it, how to get an abortion, giving advice on it, how to get an abortion, scaring off people, but still you abortion, scaring off people, but still you will see that happen. it will he still you will see that happen. it will be women who are on the lower economic will be women who are on the lower economic scale who are going to find it more economic scale who are going to find it more difficult and very often they it more difficult and very often they may it more difficult and very often they may have already had children and can t they may have already had children and can t support another child, you are going and can t support another child, you are going to and can t support another child, you are going to see a back alley abortions which we had before roe versus abortions which we had before roe versus wade that they are going to lo
is the one that brought this out is the irony of it, which is why i think he s the perfect symbol to deal with these ugly feelings once and for all. because the demise of trump, and there will be a demise, you got it from me here, whether it is long term or short term, there will be a demise. nothing that wicked can last forever in my opinion. the reason we re talking about him is, you can t wish him away. he is likely coming back and running for president again. he ll be back with us. sorry, mike. coming up, more fallout from the reversal of roe versus trig abortion take effect this week. we ll go through the laws and what they mean for women in those states. plus, a state lawmaker sees firsthand the consequences of a restrictive abortion law that he voted for. show you what he said when morning joe comes right back.