a decision from the supreme court on the mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks likely going to come next june. how do you see all of this playing out with voters in 2022? well, i was at the rally today in austin, and it was 30,000-plus people there at the rally in austin. men and women. and people of all shape, color, size, faith, that are completely upset about this. i mean, let s put this there s health issues. there s all kind of issues. this is an assault on a constitutional right. the supreme court, 50 years ago, established this as a constitutional right for women to have control and freedom over their own body, to make a decision that they have. and i think what people are most upset about is this isn t a six-week, really, because women, most women, as you know, don t even know they re pregnant, even if they re raped or a victim of incest, until past four weeks, five weeks, six weeks, so it basically is a complete
right to make the decisions over their own body? the republicans in texas say no. and the majority of texans say yes. so i think politically, it s bad news for the republicans. we re going to continue to follow this and this panel is sticking with me, because next, we are digging deeper. the january 6th commission issues new subpoenas and reveals what it will do if witnessed fail to comply. plus, a report from haiti taking us inside the dire situation facing the people there, especially for those the u.s. has deported back to the island. r those the u.s. has deported back to the island mom! mom! every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. want your clothes to smell freshly washed all day without heavy perfumes? extraordinary with rich, try new downy light in-wash scent beads. it has long-lasting light scent, no heavy perfumes, and no dyes.
has seen more texans in oklahoma than oklahomans, and we know that the ripple effect is going out and new mexico, the appointments are booked out, so those patients are now having to travel to arizona and california. we ve had patients go all the way to oregon and new jersey in order to seek care. and what we know is that there are many patients across texas who aren t able to get out, who aren t able to travel a thousand miles, six-hour drives one way in order to basically exercise their constitutional right. we had one patient who drove that six hours alone because she was afraid of bringing anyone along with her for fear that they would be, you know, charged with a bounty of $10,000. so, these are the real calculations that people are making on behalf of because of this law. planned parenthood and independent providers in texas are working to ensure that there is patient navigation along with
obliteration of roe vs. wade. the majority of texans support roe vs. wade, giving women a constitutional right. now, there s some debate over certain things that you would do in the last trimester and all that, but the fundamental right of women to have a right over their own body and the freedom to decide that is basic to them. i actually think republicans know this, and they know it s problematic. there has been a number of legislators, republican legislators and republican officials talking quietly, saying, maybe we went way too far, because they know there is now a reaction to this and it goes in the context of everything else they ve done. this is just the latest assault on somebody s freedom or constitutional right of their own healthcare. and so, i think it s going to be a huge problem for the republicans in 2022. it s going to stay with us for a while. the people that are pushing this and the person i m running against, dan patrick, is the main architect of this. the governor s