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joining us now is christina greer, a socialite professor at former university.daniels, white house correspondent for politico an msnbc political analysts. we i haven't even started and i'm already -- okay look. what is up with republicans? they seem unclear about how the work. they have rudy giuliani, we trump calling ukraine, being put on speakerphone, christina, what's up with them? >> you know, jonathan, it would be laughable if [inaudible] an office didn't have a possibility of becoming a senator and shifting the power of the senate to the republican party. he is just completely not capable of this job. and we see more and more each election cycle who just wake up and brush their teeth and say, i should be a senator, i should be governor because i have money. they don't understand policy. they don't understand politics. it would be interesting to see if doctor else really does run to the right and become this mega sweetheart. in the past, he has said that he has rejoiced when sean hannity asked him about it. he couldn't really give an answer. that is pretty

kumar who is an abortion provider and christina greer. let's start with you first, dr. kumar.preme court allowing this texas law to withstand. >> it's been 100 days since the senate bill passed and when you ban abortion it doesn't stop people so we continue to see people that need to not be pregnant. unfortunately, the vast majority of people we see, we can't help. they have to go out of state to find child care, time off of work and financial resources to travel while still under a global pandemic and for many patients i see that's not a reality or possibility so many people are forced to carry the pregnancies unwantedly. >> it's a forced birth law. nothing humane or pro-life about it. it's just forced birth. they want to make people give birth and really could give a damn what happens to the woman or child. they don't care because this is only about controlling woman because they want women to be in control of the men. how far women would have to travel one way to seek an abortion if a total ban is put in place. in louisiana you'd have to go 666 miles. 575 in florida, 545 in

christina greer, david jolly and tara palmeri, thank you all. that was great. >> thank you.>> that is "all in" on this monday night. the rachel mad doe show starts with ayman mohyeldin in for wi rachel. good evening. rachel has the night off but we have a lot to get to tonight. t >>> tonight there is new guidance from the cdc shortening the recommended isolation time if you test positive for o covid-19. now, before tonight you may recall the recommendation had been to isolate for ten days, but now the cdc is saying you only need to isolate for five days as long as you are is asymptomatic at that five-day point followed by five days of wearing a mask when around other people. now, this new guidance comes as the omicron variant sends daily case loads to record levels in parts of the united states. today president biden joined a call between his white house covid response team and state governors and the president acknowledged that the administration has not done heit enough to make covid tests available. we're going to have a lot more on all of that tonight. >>> also, we're go

christina greer, david jolly and tara palmeri, thank you all. that was great. >> thank you. >>> that is "all in" on this monday night. the rachel mad doe show starts with eamon mow hi dean in for rachel. good evening. >> thank you so much. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. rachel has the night off but we have a lot to get to tonight. >>> tonight there is new guidance from the cdc shortening the recommended isolation time if you test positive for covid-19. now, before tonight you may recall the recommendation had been to isolate for ten days, but now the cdc is saying you only need to isolate for five days as long as you are asymptomatic at that five-day point followed by five days of wearing a mask when around other people. now, this new guidance comes as the omicron variant sends daily case loads to record levels in parts of the united states. today president biden joined a call between his white house covid response team and state governors and the president acknowledged that the administration has not done enough to make covid t

history, walter isaacson, an associate professor of political science at fordham university, christina greer on board. >> great to have you guys here with us. curt, this is -- we love doing this, obviously. you and i don't agree on everything but i love watching former republicans still love to watch when democrats fight and that's perfect, we have to get him back tomorrow, but just like the differences, obviously, where democrats are economically, that reagan quote reminded me of when i went to the house as this libertarian/conservative/ populist, one of the things that irritated me so much was that, yes, you are right, there were republicans and there were business people that tried since the early 1970s to get government off of their backs. but it is so funny that most of these people, the chamber, these pro business lobbying groups, they weren't such libertarians when, you know, people like me would try to vote down the sugar subsidy, or i remember just catching absolute hell when i tried to end loyalty relief, so big oil wouldn't get federal subsidies for doing what they do anyway. and