currently unless there are extenuating circumstances. like rape, incest or the mothers life at stake. so yes, it was a centrist position to take but max is correct that it marginalizes low income individuals who do not have access to safe abortions and women s healthcare. i am concerned that it may take the centrist approach and it may, more moderate democrats may turn their noses up to this. molly: okay robin biro, max burns thank you for joining us. thank you. thank you. leland: massive flooding destroying huge areas in the midwest. and the water could go higher. the missouri governor and what his state needs, next. this is not a bed.
shifted. and now is a politically damaging position to have. it is a shocking that joe biden has been asked this since i have been a baby. and it is to making these basic critical judgments. molly: robin, talk about disposition of the position you previously held on the hyde amendment us into the position of people and in abortion i believe services should be legal, should believe that but yet, those who don t should not have to pay for this, for these medical procedures. it seems to be the compromise, the centrist position. what does it mean that someone has really, it s like the lane that the vice president joe biden has held that he was a moderate that they could bring an independent, bringing republicans that don t want to vote. for president trump in this upcoming election. is he losing that lane? by changing position on things like this that kind of falling in there? that is my concern here, i agree that the hyde amendment is outdated but i think in some perspective it has help