thank you, alex with, as always. my good friend. and a good saturday morning to you, if you ve been following along, there s been exclusive coverage by msnbc of the coronation of king charles iii. i am katie phang. it s been a very busy news morning, as we mentioned, the world continues to watch london. hours ago, king charles the third, and now queen camilla, were officially crowned in a two-hour ceremony in westminster abby. you saw it all life during our coverage on msnbc this morning. we re going to go in-depth on a royals expert this morning but first, another major story we are on top of this morning. an msnbc exclusive, president biden on the record. the 11th hour host, stephanie ruhle goes, on an on with president biden in an exclusive interview that covered a lot of ground, from the debt ceiling show down to the presidents reelection bid for 2024. here s some of that interview. as president, what are you going to do to help us avoid default? look, not a single
physical and mental health are right now? i have been slowly improving, so that s the good news. it has been a long road of trauma of emotional trauma and physical as well. it has taken its toll, but at the same time there is recovery and hope. you know, mylissa i want to stay with you for a second, because i want to viewers that are tuning in right now to understand, this is a pregnancy that you wanted, a pregnancy and a baby hoe to be able to bring into and create a family. the fact that you kept on literally getting turned away repeatedly by medical providers, when you asked them why, what were the excuses that were given to you? the first hospital that i went to in freeman, in joplin, was that the law was not clear enough because i had a positive fetal heartbeat, that they could not intervene. the second time, when we went
was serious. i have no idea how they have not changed or amended or done anything to these laws to help save women s lives. well, my hope is, by sharing your story, melissa, by having michel here as well to explain what s going on and to share the stories of other women that are facing similar challenges, that hopefully those laws will get change that nobody else has to go through what you went through and that no other women have to experience that as well. mylissa former, and michelle banker, thank you for joining me this morning, i appreciate you both so much. thank you for having me. coming up, special counsel jack smith has been very busy. the latest on his various investigations into donald trump and the charges that legal experts say the former president is, quote, almost certain to face. this summer, from fulton county the a much more of the katie phang show to come, so keep it right here on msnbc. ht here on msnbc.
action on the complaints we failed on mylissa s behalf, was to make crystal clear, lester b any confusion, federal law required this care and there are consequences for violating that law. mylissa, you and your partner were ostracized from your community for speaking out about what happened to you. you not only had to leave your home, your community, but you even had to leave the state of missouri, all because you are advocating for yourself and your health. why do you choose to continue to speak out? what s your message to other women who might be going through something similar? our experience was horrific. there are no words to describe how horrible it was. i could not imagine asking another woman to go through what we went through and how dangerous it was. the list of health complications and the danger that i was in from my doctors