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the second ruling coming les than an hour from a federa judge in washington state wh ordered the fda to keep th medication available and the 1 states plus the district of columbi that filed suit against decision want to bring in nbc sasha who has been following it for us and if you can dasha walk us through the latest development in all of this and the fallout we are seeing? >> well let's be clear her yasmin, what we are talkin about here is national concern we are not talking about a ruling that escape to texas. what this judge is talking about will impact, if th ruling stands not just texas but every state in the unite states, including those states like new york, california that have robust protections from abortion and this is why thi has been such a hotly watched, controversial case here is the lay of the land. the fda was sued in this cas in texas by a group of antiabortion organizations and doctors that claim that the fd did not evaluate the safety of the struggle claiming that it' endangering women and girls wh take it. the fda says this has been o the market for more than tw

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for all people we pay the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs, we have corporations wh are making it harder for workers to join unions, we hav a childcare system which is total disaster do you think we are paying attention to the needs of th working class in this country? billionaires are doing phenomenally well, it is tim we stood up, for working people, and four for a government, and a society that work for all of us and when you do that, i thin people will see, the fraudulen nature of somebody like donald trump. >> president biden said this week beach plans to run fo reelection, but he has not yet prepared to announce you have said you're going t support president biden, but are there places, and maybe yo touched on some of them just now, where you have been frustrated that hi administration has not gone fa enough at this point >> of course i have. look, you tell me what the american people, decide why in some cases we are paying ten times more for prescriptio drugs as people of other nations? why? and that has to do with th power of the pharmaceutica industry, the f

in another state, if that abortion is provided to a young woman wh has traveled there from idaho.in one of the states that has a long border with idaho's washington state, wher abortion is legal. that state democratic governor jay inslee, wrote a letter jus a few days ago to idaho' republican governor brad little. so, jay inslee, the democratic governor from washington, on the left side of your screen there, and brad little, that republican governor of idaho on the right side of you screen jay inslee's letter to bra little, basically for most o the letter, tells him what a bad idea it is for idaho t pass this new law. but then governor inslee syste at the end of the letter thi -- he says, quote, we welcome idaho's patients and healt care providers with open arm here in washington but make no mistake, governo little, the laws of anothe state that seek to punis anyone in washington for lawfu actions taken in washingto will not stand quote, we will protect our providers, and we will harbo and comfort your residents who seek health care services that are the night to them in idaho we

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once someone has to tell me wh this has not happened in 2021.or why the statute shouldn't hold but there are -- and i think katie phang we stalking towards this point -- trump is going to have appeals he is going to have motions. he's going to have a stron legal argument to your point, though, chris to the issue about normalcy, it's not just on the legal stuff he's got - it's all of. it is the racism he's going to do about the judge it's the threats of violence that he is going to do with hi supporters this is going to be not normal -- >> - he already started >> this is going to be lik roger stone on steroids level, throwing stuff against the wall >> so, i want to actually ge to that, which is -- he targeted the judge in a pos today. >> yeah. >> is that generally - do judges like that? i don't know i don't practice law do judges like that or not lik that >> in a word, no they don't like it and this judge is not going to like it either and although he may be somewha careful to not restric political speech given tha it's a politician that has bee

on the phone to his high school classmate, the you think about tamir rice, mean, a 12-year-old kid wh they tried to say was an adult and then you look at ralph and robert - what can our children do america, for you to see them a children why can't we have the same consideration that you give to others we know we have to continue to fight to make it a justice system for america >> well said benjamin crump, thank you fo your time tonight. appreciate it. >> thank you so much, no problem. >> let's continue this important conversation wit molly john foster, from the -- polished podcast in davi henderson, a civil right attorney for prosecutor an msnbc contributor. gave it, you and i have spoken before about how polic officers perceived threats fro young black men, unarmed men whether from traffic stops o wherever else they find them often it results in them using deadly force but as this case shows, it i not just the police. what do you make of th shooters argument here, that h feared for his life, and tha he had to shoot the teenager and he is making a case in a state which, as i mentioned