stand down, we don t want to offer these services even in safe states. so we need to keep it transparent and when we have one victory, remember there are so many more that need that fight. so what does the conversation look like with, if we start it here and keep it going. what does that conversation sound like? well, i think obviously we need to impress upon all of these states, we now have a third of the country where women no longer have the right to safe and legal abortion. and it looks like at least for a while now it is going to be a state by state issue. and we re going to have fight a 50 state fight. it is not the stories that we re hearing, the 10-year-old in ohio, the couple that has a very complex medically challenged pregnancy, to me what i worry about is what the minister told me in dallas the other day, i worry about the thousands of
according to reuters, they announced they are considering whether to activate nato s article four where they bring an issue of concern before the north atlantic council. they are aware of the information but can into the confirm the reports or details. a pentagon spokesperson said we don t want to speculate when it comes to our security commitments and article five we have been crystal clear we will defend every inch of nato territory. today russia launched air strikes on cities all across ukraine. described as terrorist attacks forcing widespread blackouts that left millions of ukrainians without power. in a statement, russia defense ministry deny they targeted poland calling the reports a deliberate provocation. it is where we begin our coverage this hour with kelly o donnell. she s live in bali. where she s traveling with president biden. also joining us colonel
or republican, et cetera, has to look across the table at her daughter and think if something happens to me child, am i going allow a stranger who doesn t even know us, doesn t know our values, to dictate that my 11-year-old is supposed to become a mother. especially in a country with such high maternal mortality rates. there is a failure to understand how this is an economics issue. so that as republicans were saying, what people are concerned about, is their gas prices and so forth. they don t realize that childcare is an economic issue. women s health care is an economic issue. abortion is also an economic issue. gas prices will go up an down, the cost of our broccoli up or down. but the reality is that childcare costs, the cost of raising a child, the cost of educating a child, the cost of college, these are things that are constantly going up and are staying up. it is not something that goes up and down with the market place. and so, this is time to be prepared for what is going t
nicole. alexey, on the politics, liz cheney is everywhere all of a sudden. the democratic candidate she enforced won. her speech today was full of swagger. what s next for liz cheney? she is certainly taking a victory lap as you saw in her exchange with kari lake on twitter who, you know, she is now taking vicky for that. if you look at the places she got involved, places like arizona, michigan, virginia, those are critical states and also places, arizona and michigan in particular, where this idea of democracy and election deniers really mattered to voters in this election. and it s clear that that s going to continue being an issue, especially if and when donald trump brings that back up into the discourse when you announces this evening, and democrats are going to have to continue to respond to that and liz cheney helps. she comes with credibility to that conversation because of her position on the january 6th committee. and coming from the republican party itself. so, frank,
president and ceo of thank you, all very much for coming to the sunday show. we have to talk about the abortion ruling, i will come to you first, especially as the former president of planned parenthood, given what you are doing now with american bridge. talk about not just how damaging and devastating the ruling was. but what does it mean for the future of constitutional rights in this country? well, jonathan, thank you for having me. look, i think that this anti-freedom trend by the republican party, and now the supreme court is incredibly disturbing. obviously we saw them take away the rights of millions of people in this country to make decisions about their own pregnancy. and as you say, this is only the beginning. one of the things i think is important to point out is that, even though what the supreme court seems to say, this will now be a state by state issue, i can guarantee you this