michael mallory is a former senior security policy analyst for the u. s. secretary of defense says, this is the landscape, rejection of the de mining agreement should be taken seriously in areas leading up to, particularly in the odessa area, you're going to have my, you're going to have mines which which ukrainians laid ukrainians know where they are or they should a, since they laid them, prognosis is. busy that a food crisis could developed, could develop, considering, particularly in certain regions of the world, probably more so in the middle east, in africa. and even though the repercussions could be felt in other parts of the world to a lesser extent. but it is, it is beginning to be a serious problem. and the, the fact that mr. zalinski, or doesn't want to go along with an agreement, ah, that was reached ah, at brokerage by turkey. ah, is indicative of something more serious to me. ah thought, protested broken act in the pakistani capital of his lum. about falling statements by an indian ruling party spokeswoman seen to insult the prophet mohamm

attorney harry litman, nbc news michael, and michigan state senator, mallory mcmorrow as the issue of abortion heads back to the states where the battles are being waged. professor, let me begin with you. i must say, it is stunning to all of us, but i suspect even more stunning to those who have studied constitutional law, as you have, to teach constitutional law. in 2022, we have a supreme court that takes away a right that over 70% of americans wanted to keep, that's been in effect for 50 years, and went on to say, we're coming after contraception next, gay marriage next, i don't think there's been enough reporting of this, even saying they're coming after what consenting adults do in the privacy of their own bedroom. let's say this again, this court, this court says it's coming after what consenting adults do in the privacy of their own bedrooms next. >> or at least there's nothing to stop them. you're totally right. it's been 50 years of roe where dozens and dozens of justices have upheld it and now you have this court come along and say you know what, it's always been egregiously