Economist for the emancipator. a collaborated with the boston globe and boston university. to refrain the conversation on racial justice and equity. claire mccaskill, former missouri senator, an msnbc political analyst. and tally for hayden a former federal prosecutor and state prosecutor in new york. clare, i sought with you. think what elizabeth warren said right there. republicans have been preparing to do this for decades. and an overwhelming majority of americans don t want it. given that both of those things are true, why hasn t congress, for all this time, been able to pass any legislation to protect women? well, first of all, i think there is some blame that certainly democrats can accept. that we assumed that, in fact, roe v. wade would ruin the law of the land. all of these justices who put their hand up and swore they
Rights gonna do about it? that is, if nothing else matters. with that, let s bring in our experts this evening. a trio of nbc analysts. kimberly atkins, she s a senior economist for the emancipator. a collaborated with the boston globe and boston university. to be from the conversation on racial justice and equity. claire mccaskill, former missouri senator, an msnbc political analyst. and tylee, former federal prosecutor, and state prosecutor in new york. she clerked for merrick garland, and justice sandra day o connor. clare, i sought with you. think what elizabeth warren said right there. republicans have been preparing to do this for decades. and an overwhelming majority of americans don t want it. given that both of those things are true, why hasn t congress, for all this time, been able to pass any legislation to protect women? well, first of all, i think there is some blame that certainly democrats can accept. that we assumed that, in fact,