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joining us tim hagen, thanks very much for weighing in, your reaction to this, is this the beginningave end for elon musk? >> surprising how quickly the sec moved on this. these things usually take months if not years. here they are out, you know, weeks afterwards really suggesting that it's to them an open and shut case, you know, you could smell some trouble for tesla really without elon musk at the helm. maria: that's what i want to ask you about, first let me get your reaction, gary. >> two take aways, one normally the sec settles these things -- far ahead of actions like this. two, i will ask tim, i think if musk is removed it destroyed tesla, what are your thoughts? >> that's a good question, you know, there's not a lot of companies where the ceo and the brand are so intertwine, you have seen the stock soar in recent years that's and a large part because of investor enthusiasm for elon musk visual for transportation, not having elon musk there could spell some trouble for them raising funds, they need to probably raise some money, are people going to be as excited to be in that

[laughter] maria: joining me now tim hagen, tim, good to see you this morning, thanks very much for joiningus, your reaction to that? >> well, i think a lot of people are waking up and surprised, surprised to see him looking like he's smoking marijuana and drinking and basically saying things that, you know, a lot of us felt that maybe being on twitter so much gets him in trouble so much but pretty remarkable interview. maria: do you think investors are going to react to the fact that he's drinking whiskey and smoking pot? >> i think this comes at a sensitive time, right, it's in the last month and a lot of questions have been raised about his state of mind following that august, the tweet about taking the company public or private and 16 days later making the decision not to and announcing it really late at night on 17th day, really lots of questions about how he's doing, he made the remarkable interview at "the new york times" and then in that interview he said he doesn't like to smoke pot because it makes him stone and, you know, it gets in the way of productivity and here he is tonight

you've articulated it in the decisions that you've made, i want to talk about jean doe in garza v hagenas you know, she was a 17-year-old unaccompanied minor who came across this border having escaped serious threatening, horrific physical violence in her family, in her homeland. she braved horrific threats of rape and sexual exploitation as she crossed the border. she was eight weeks pregnant. under texas law she received an order that entitled her to an abortion, and she also went through mandatory counseling as required by texas law. she was eligible for an abortion under that law. the trump administration blocked her. the office of refugee resettlement forced her to go to a crisis pregnancy center where she was subjected to medically unnecessary procedures. she was punished by her continued request to terminate her pregnancy by being isolated from the rest of the residents. she was also forced to notify her parents, which texas law did not require. and the pregnancy, which was eight weeks, was four weeks further when you participated on a panel that upheld the trump administration i