this ruling. men on to be just as devastated. the governor in your state s signed a sweeping legislation to protect abortion rights. new york will be one of the places that people seeking abortion rights bulls travel. to forgive my ignorance, which law takes precedence. if it is a state law and the woman getting the abortion does not break the law but whether she is prosecuted in her home state? could this happen? so, there is a number of issues that need to be resolved. since the leak of the draft opinion, i have organized 20 of the largest law firms in new york, providers, medical professionals, and we are grappling with a number of these issues. we will be providing training to a number of attorneys. if there are any pro bono attorneys out there that want to assist us, please reach out to our office. at this point in time, we are welcoming individuals who are seeking abortions to new york.
involved in january six. in the insurrection against the united states of america. we ll be anxiously await to see what the doj does. it often appears that there are two systems of justice in this country. so, i think you very much madam attorney general letitia james, there are lot of people across the country what you do. and i imagine, many people rooting for you as. well so thank you for being here. thank you very. much new york governor kathy hochul will join my colleague jonathan kaye part to discuss this landmark decision on abortion, guns. you can watch tomorrow here at tampa am eastern only on msnbc. and coming, up abortion might only just be the beginning. oh yeah, a lot of happened. justice clarence thompson said that the right to same sex marriage and even birth control could be next. elie mcfaul joins me next, you don t have to miss that. he is going to bring all of the fire. we will see you on the other side of this break. ill see you on the other side of this break
discrepancy in this country. they do not always have the means to do this. women of a lower socioeconomic classes and those of color have higher rates of abortion than those of higher economic status and white women. what does this mean for the women in the state of mississippi for you? the south period has a larger population of black and brown women. they are going to feel the loss at a much harsher rate than white women. yesterday, when all of this is going down, i was getting all kinds of dms and messages from all over. women were frantic. they did not know. they did not know what it was really going to be like. i m going to get an appointment? do i have an appointment? this is catastrophic. the supreme court stripped us of a fundamental right. this is the first time in history.
we have had in this country, civil rights, women s rights, voting rights. whatever it is, has been because people don t give up. that is what, tiffany, the other side wants us to. do they want to be hopeless, they want us to not go to the ballot boxes. and we have to show that we can do it. we did pass the women s health protection act in the house. we have passed, we did pass and get signed into law the first major piece of gun legislation in their two years. it is not which you are i want, but i think that people just have to understand that we are on the precipice of a very, very dangerous moment. where the supreme court is showing us, clarence thomas is showing us, exactly with this radical extremist supreme court wants to do. and that is to strip away all kinds of rights from us that go even beyond the right to abortion. yeah, you are headed percent right. thank you so much,
yeah, of obviously. and we should talk about, i know the roe decision is incredibly impactful and devastating, but they re also really other crappy decisions came out of the supreme court. we are going to be talking about the miranda rights case later, but essentially we lost miranda rights. as well this week. i know in the last block, i talk to you attorney general to shame to talk about protecting women, so in addition. i bring up the miranda rights points because i think that you just read a little bit, and you are saying that women go to new york could potentially be prosecuted without even having their miranda rights read to them, by the way. if they go to new york for an abortion. explain. that right, so we lost the it s miranda warren, not married. rides you re right itself incrimination still exists under the fifth amendment. they don t have to tell you the e you can t sue them for violating constitutional rights. so little more subtle. but it is very on the ground impactfu