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daily. i am chuck todd. for decades republicans loudly pushed back the right to an abortion, and now that the supreme court seems poised to deliver on the promise republicans made for decades to overturn roe v. wade, republican lawmakers are changing the conversation, and it s the issue could complicate their plans to take back congress this november. take a look at what we have already seen from republicans since the court s draft alito opinion leaks. one man running for the senate went out of his way to let people know the matter is settled law no matter what the court does. translation, he doesn t want to have a debate about abortion rights in the state of nevada, where a large majority are in favor of it. and thune says he doesn t know if abortion is a party issue. and you have the nrsc, which is the gop senate campaign arm, and they want statements to be put out that carefully trend around the issue. pushing a 15-week ban could be popular when coupled with hitting ....
right to an abortion. and to see those words, it s very stark, i think, to read them. it is stunning when you first do so. it s surprising, i think torsion see it in this format, that looks like a final supreme court opinion. but i do think, john, if you step back and you think about the decades-long effort by conservatives and conservative legal activists, toed edbuild their numbers on the court. you think about the fact that former president donald trump managed to get nominations and confirmations of very conservative justices to the supreme court. in part, because of the hubris of senators mcconnell, you could see this is a long time coming. it s a culmination as you say decades in the making that accelerated over the years and the impact is very, very real. by some estimates, we can put up a map, i think, so people can see, if this draft opinion becomes the real opinion, this means that the states seen in red there would almost immediately outlaw or severely rest ....
people. mideast are even though they are out from shelters, they are walking around during the day. i think they are still very aware there s a war going on and that things are still very vulnerable and can change very quickly. we saw that today. five missiles hitting one hitting a building causing damage to the first two floors. causing a fire. a reminder the war is very much going on. not that people need that reminder. as you remember in lviv, the air raid sirens go off, there s this false sense of security that developed. you think that s happening in kyiv or is today a reminder of the danger? the air raids sirens haven t been going off very often. once you hear sirens going off all the time and at a certain point you start to figure out when you should respond and when you shouldn t depending on where the strikes might take place. this was a wake up call to anybody who was starting to get complacent and just an important reminder of the danger that still is ver ....
done before the mid elections. and then desantis may care a little bit about 2022. we ll head west as well. we ll head west as well. welcome to meet the press daily. i am chuck todd in washington, and the white house, this morning president biden requested $33 billion in supplemental aid, money he will be able to drawdown on in deciding how much to turn over to ukraine, and it asked $8.5 billion in economic assistance and $3 billion in humanitarian assistance. the white house now requested more than $50 billion in total for ukraine. to put that level of u.s. involvement in context, that s more than we spent in afghanistan each of the last five years of our involvement there. we are financing this war, folks. today president biden defended this latest request while also once again labeling vladimir putin a dictator. investing in ukraine s freedom and security is a small price to pay to punish russian aggression to lesson the risk for future conflict. you know, th ....
russia warns the u.s. of unpredictable consequences. nobody can predict putin s reactions. my guest this morning, austrian chancellor karl nehammer the first european leader to sit down with vladimir putin since the invasion began. with cases up but hospitalizations still low, what about omicron s variants mean for the mandate? you want the mandate to be over. i ll speak with the coordinator, dr. ashish jha. we first have to defeat the rhinos and grandstanders in the primary. another trump key supporter announces he s leaving congress. so many are beholden to trump that they won t hear about i m joined by fred upton jr., and joining me are political cooperative eugene daniels, matthew continetti, and ruth marcus, amna nawaz. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning. happy easter and happy passover. in kyiv ....