consequences, obviously. if they choose at a later point, they don t want to reside in that gender. if you tried to go back and unring that bell, for some people, it is impossible. those are consequences we are discussing now. and the times is right to continue those discussions. dagen: karen wrote an article in the post about this and broadly speaking, emily, she says, this letter the pieces in question are utterly benign and soft peddled the issue about kids. but the bigger picture is with the new york times, they are accusing it of bias. and it is actually very evenhanded, the coverage. and if the times and all other major publications and media organizations don t stand up on this, then they came on the next
interest in this. my youngest was a big roadblock fan for a long time, butsort o i think she s sort of veeringt out of that territory.se i it just makes me really sad because i don t i don t want to be normalized. yothought rand paul actually had a really good answer to this. you know i, he s a doctor. i think he s a surgeon, actually . and he saisaid wd, when you redo eighteen years old and you re an adult, you can do you w y whatever you wanout with yourde life, you know, and is liberty k minded people. we want people to make their own choices because chances are an individualill ma will make better choices than the government will foke b r. but c but children should not be harmed in this way that wewa have to draw a line at that.a i m sorry, because if that sr a choice, you make later on ,wat that s fine. i m all for it. b whatever you want to do.u but it is bell that you cannotn. unring. exactly. you know, i wonder i ly.eey hav what if you can drive a gas zzling truck in the sim
earlier of certain liberal talk show hosts and journalists who have essentially said that. november when don lemon said the other side doesn t deserve to be heard at all? brian: you can t say that anymore if you want to keep your job according to the new guy in charge. emily: and according to joe concha, or contributor and media analyst, he says the tide is going to change and might restore trust little bit but it s really difficult to unring. he talks about willie inciting here, that they need to make a better delineation between opinion and actual reporting. not to infuse an conclusion, like the dobbs decision, and stop serving at the pleasure of one particular party. and people might start to get a little more faith. more outnumbered next.
unring that bell? on five major fronts, when talking about flation, and crime and border and education and foreign policy, how are things going abroad, is the world unstable, those things are going in the wrong direction for this president and more people think he is not the guy to solve the problems, certainly not in the income five months before the november midterm, so here we are right now issue the democratic party certainly knows what is coming in november, we ve said it before and will say it again, not a red wave, a tsunami. carley: the president s approval rating was not that bad until the withdrawal from afghanistan, he hasn t been able to recover ever since. the administration went through
those are bells impossible to unring. that is why he s not getting bounce in the bolls because people feel on the ground and don t think he s the guy to fix it. todd: that context didn t make way across the street to msnbc. we appreciate your insight. ukrainian lawmakers are not taking days off during russia attacks. president putin planning take kyiv in two days now is shocked that on the 20th day of the ukraine war todd: we ll speak to a member of ukraine s parliament still showing up to work in a war zone. carley: plus what we expect to hear from president zelenskyy when he addresses congress in a few short hours. i ve always focused on my career. but when we found out our son had autism, his future became my focus. lavender baths always calmed him.