themer president of the society for maternal fetal medicine said flatly, if they e weren t pregnant she likely wouldn t be dead. in cases like yeni s the discussion would be do you want to continue this pregnancy. but now knowing that you re likelihood of getting really sick is super high. but the legal landscape of texas you can t even start that discussion. we already knew that pregnancy was one of the most dangerous times in a woman s life in this country. which is shocking. it s appalling for the level of development and wealth in this country, particularly for women of color and women in rural areas, women that are already on the margins of health care access. this case is horrifying. it s depressing. it s shocking. but it is the natural conclusion of so many of the cases you ve covered on this show including amanda zurawski, including kate cox. this is what happens when life-saving care is denied. and this is the heart of what the battle is right now in this country on this i
when you see the fracturing, vladimir putin sees it, too. neil: are we wearing him out or is he wearing us out. some fear the longer and deeper we get involved, themer of a mess involved and the monies get to be a drain. you ve seen it in our country with people wondering, with all the billions we re spending here, why not allocate those funds for better school safety. how do you answer that? it s pretty straightforward in my judgment. in the end, we need to make sure that the money gets to where it s going. some people say, hey, 70 billion. how are they going to process it? will it get where you intend for it to go? second, we need to do the hard work to deter vladimir putin. i ve heard folks talking about an off ramp. vladimir putin no more wants an off ramp than a man on the moon. he s been determined to extend
on police. we vemoren reduced our incarcern rates. we ve made pretrial detention less likely and we ve entirely stopped enforcing whole categories of laws that certain elected d.a. don t like. what that has done is, is that systematically lowered transaction costs of criminality and it has raisedtr the transactionan costs of criminal enforcement and that s gotten us there s a lot more crimenten and i don t think takes a genius or a criminologist or an economist to o know that . i thinkk it s quite obvious from what we re seeing and as you pointed out that danger is not evenly distributed. it is borne disproportioned. by low income minority communities in and around big cities b that have gotten significantly less safe, less safe. so if younifi livecantly in thet bronx or on the west side of c chicago, your life ishi very, very different i. and if you live in beverly hills or in greenwich, connecticutbe and what i think s happening is that a lot of so-called progressive has haves convin
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rationale according to the administration? about self-reliability, self-responsibility, making sure we have immigrants in this country who can support themselves, and it s something they have been talking about for at least a year now. but i would note that this takes the president s immigration policy and moves it a bit forward because we have heard this administration talk a lot about illegal immigration, and about merit based immigration. what we re talking about here are legal immigrants, people in the country legally waiting to get a visa or a green card or citizenship and it is penalizing them because of their income. so essentially creating a two tier entry of immigrants based on immigrants. those who can support themselves and those who have to use benefits like medicare or medicaid. that s different from themer it based immigration. some might be here legally and might be having trouble supporting themselves but still might have skills needed here. this opens up a new avenue