michele goodwin joins us now. she's chancellor's professor at university of california, irvine school of law, founding director of the center for biotechnology and global health policy, and has written the book "policing the womb: invisible women and the criminalization of motherhood." professor goodwin, welcome back to democracnow! we appreciate you joining us again this week. can you start off by talking about why you chose to write that essay? >> amy, it's important that we all understand that the new aspt of anti-abortion provisions includes an aspect that we would not have seen even five years ago. and that is that they make no exceptions for cases of rape or incest. now,hese laws on their own are really quite chilling and horrific when we understand, just as a baseline, the importance of reproductive liberty and freedom and when we understand that a woman or girl is 14 times more likely to die by carrying a pregnancy to term than by an abortio in the united states. so that's just a baseline anyway. but then

goodwin first. professor goodwin. as it relates to constitutional rights. we heard the question that abortion is not in the constitution. for those who understand that the document is a living document that you assess the question of the idea of ignoring the first amendment because church services are not specifically mentioned or synagogue services are not mentioned or ignoring the fourth amendment. professor, could you analyze the importance of recognizing that roe v. wade is president in the ninth amendment dealing with privacy? >> thank you very much for that question. first of all, over 233 years of the supreme court existence, the supreme court has fashioned a right because the ninth amendment provides for. that is to say that not all rights are explicitly enumerated in the constitution that the supreme court has the discretion. to speak to matters that are not explicitly leaning needed to the drafters of the constitution anticipated that they had not thought of all matters that would be to america as it develops as if there would be ninth amendment t

casey case, as well as to law professor michele goodwin, author of "policing the womb." then as president biden seeks $33 billion more for ukraine, we will look at the dangers of u.s. military escalation with medea benjamin of codepink and george beebe of the quincy institute. he is the former head of russia analysis at the cia and a former advisor to vice president dick cheney. >> we are talking more and more openly about weakening russia's military, marginalizingussia' role, that russia's strategic defeat. th is a shift tt i thinis fraughwith danger, the escalation into direct u.s. -russian military conflict. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a majority of supreme court justices are prepared to overturn abortion rights according to a lead to supreme court draft opinion published by politico. the document is an internally circulated majority draft opinion written by justice samuel alito that would strike down roe v. wade entirely. the landmark 1973 ruling that legalized abortion nat

okay, michelle goodwin, thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you for having me. well, his remind me of our top story. russia has launched new strikes against the city of the viv in west and ukraine is that he is mer, says explosions knocked out power in some areas and injured to people. meanwhile, ukrainian fighter say russia has launched a new assault on the seal, talked in the besieged city of mario pole. and germany's conservative opposition lead up, frederick matt has travelled to ukraine to assess the destruction and meet the ukrainian president and other politicians. check the japanese chance that olaf shelters are facing criticism for refusing to go there off to ukraine, rejected a visit. i was watching t w. news live from berlin. coming up next is all the latest business. and reminder, you can find much more news analysis and video on a website that is d w dot com. you can also go to the d, w and use app and find any other stories that you'd like to follow that there. and also share those stories with us. i'm really muhammad, thanks for watching. protect

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i fully denying abortion right for significantly limiting them. professor michelle goodwin professor lis epa. lydia rena. thank you so much for helping us understand the legal ramifications if roe vs wade is over 10. thank you for your community questions as well on youtube. appreciate you. i see next time take everybody. ah ah. and i wish i had was on celeste's working in asia, africa, there'd be days where i'd be choosing and editing my iron stories in a refugee camp with no electricity. and right now where confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has ever faced. and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and compromise. because up the only way we can try to solve any of these problem is together. that's well, 0 is so important. we make those connections. drop in authority is up and all time low. you want to shop ro, hench, hey, to distrust this is a baffle about what the truth actually is. al jazeera investigative unit pulls back the curtain and reveals how fear, suspicion and conspiracy theories have become the tools o

joining me now are joyce vance, a msnbc legal analyst and co-has of a podcast, and michelle goodwin, professor of law at the university of california and bourbon. a little snow and and talk about this possible decision. if roe falls, it would be a patchwork of standards varying state by state, some banning abortion outright, others severely limiting procedures, even expanding production as safe haven states. talk to me about the legal fight ahead and what we could see play out if in fact roe is overturned on a legal front? >> overturning roe does not create a new national standard, it simply returns decisions to the states about what the law regarding abortion will be there. in many states, as you point now, there is a confusing patchwork will, not just about the pillars and different states, but also multiple laws and different states because a number of states that want to outlaw abortion have passed overlapping laws in an effort to narrow any misconceptions. you might have a bill that says life begins at conception -- the impact of this uncertainty inside states and across state l

right, the very end, if they show professor michelle goodwin, this is a terrible thing to ask you what i'm going to ask you in a sentence. what do you think might happen in june? in june? i think that the united states supreme court well dismantled roe v wade, and we will be happy in this country. i've only denying abortion by for significantly limiting them. professor michelle goodwin professor lis epa. lydia rena. thank you so much for helping us understand the legal ramifications if rover's his weight is over time. thank you for your community questions as well on youtube. we show you. i see next time take everybody ah . in november, 2020 and security services carried out operation lock. so if i opened my eyes and saw a machine gun pointed at my head, al jazeera well goes to vienna and grunts to examine events and allegations of islam of phobia. this is a terrible miss. good because it's a free from 3rd to young, family, austria operation luck. so on al jazeera, the latest news, as it breaks sharon's grave has now been sealed, but even after her death, she continued to tell policy i

right, the very end, if they show professor michelle goodwin, this is a terrible thing to ask you what i'm going to ask you in a sentence. what do you think might happen in june? in june i think that the united states supreme court well dismantled roe v wade, and we will be happy in this country. i've only denying abortion by for significantly limiting them. professor michelle goodwin professor lis epa. lydia rena. thank you so much for helping us understand the legal ramifications if rover's his weight is overton? thank you for your community. questions as well on youtube. we show you. i see next time take everybody ah . from the al jazeera london broadcast intact to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations. what is even more and p me that mouth is system innovation? systems designed and system transformation part one of human rights activist, q, me, nighty, and environmentally. when own electric, i lived as you have with a fossil fuel era my entire life, and i'm looking for a graceful transition out of it. studio b unseat date. on out his era reporting in the

professor goodwin. democrats are not expected to get the 60 votes needed to pass the bill. what's the goal of today's action? well the goal of today's action is to show that they still understand and appreciate that there is a constitutional right to bodily autonomy and all spaces and in particular, with regard to reproductive rights and in the wake of the leaked draft opinion from justice alito it signals that robie wade may be overturned by the supreme court . and so there are democrats that are hoping to codify rosie wade. through legislation. and so as you were mentioning, this could be a matter of getting senators on the record as to how they will vote about these issues, and given that we have midterm elections coming up, that's not insignificant. let's look past today the democrats are really extremely limited in what they can do, given their slim senate majority. at the same time, they are getting a lot of pressure from their party to act. how are they balancing the two? well it's important that they show that they understand that half the population of the country

my first question is for professor goodwin. please explain how low income and people of color will be prosecuted disproportionately and face greater legal risks for violating anti abortion laws, compared to those who are white and wealthy? >> individuals who have greater means will be able to afford childcare afford to be able to travel out of state, the ability to get healthier versus an abortion care out of state. individuals who happen to be poor, people of color, they are already subjected to disproportionate police surveillance and surveillance by other people and society. those will only be entrenched in it even greater extent. when abortion access is not available in their state, that will result in high rates of maternal mortality, which we already see, and also mortar morbidity. these are people who -- by medical professionals who are pressured right now to report on their patients who have miscarriages and stillbirths. that is already occurring in the united states. given the antiabortion backdrop. >> dr. robinson, i

michelle goodwin is a professor of law at the university of california irvine and serves on the executive committee of the american civil liberties union. earlier, i asked her how quickly us states could impose abortion bands. should the court strike down roe v wade? but once it's such a decision like this, if it were to go into effect or what are called twitter laws, laws that are just simply waiting to go into effect. if the ruling is as it is in this current draft opinion, but let's also be clear that opinions like this send messages, they send signals to states. and so even after the supreme court failed to intervene really after the texas enact that, it's anti abortion law. and then essentially after intervention allowed the law to stay in place that sent a signal to other states that then basically an act it copycat legislation ready to go into effect and with the ability to go into effect. because the supreme court had essentially sanctioned taxes creating an anti ro landscape for that state. he watching dw slides from berlin, coming up next as duck them looking at the worlds the f

joining us now is presidential historian doris concerns goodwin, the executive producer of a docuseries that premieres tonight at 8:00 p.m. on the history channel called "theodore roosevelt." doris, it's great to see you on this memorial day. you know as well as anyone that politics is history in the present tense. so, given all the headwinds that president biden has faced from guns to the economy to putin's invasion of ukraine, the difficulty of reuniting a divided nation, i want to ask you the toughest but most important question. give us some perspective on our problems. how do you think the biden presidency might look in history's rearview mirror. >> you know, normally when i talk about problems in the present, i'm able to say that we had situations in the past that were even more difficult than the one we're facing today. you know, obviously you had a civil war, you had a great depression, you had world war ii, and yet there's a cascading series of crises that president biden has had to face that makes it almost unprecedented, combining the fact of what happened with the pandemic a

michelle goodwin, an author of policing the world. we'll, fonda he spoke at the abortion rights laterally in the sea. when you hoping the sports are gonna chief? >> excellent driving me, look, i think the sports are rupturing the american people. poll after poll, year after, year doesn't clear showing that they support women having the ability to make that choices about their own bodies without an offense of government. and, these protests, again, are all over the country are amplifications of manifestations of those polls, of that research, anchored on stations over the american people are. and it's up to democrats to continue to stand with the american people, as every day we see republican leader after republican leader talk about national abortion bans, talk about criminalizing and punishing women and doctors who seek these medical services. it's clear who is standing with the american people today, and these demonstrations are manifestations of that. >> michelle, this, week you have the senate failing to codify roe v. wade, but i

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we better get serious about fighting back. >> professor goodwin, it seems that we learned in justice kavanaugh's confirmation hearing, that when a nominee is talking about stare decisis in a confirmation hearing, we can just ignore that. because here is someone who just made a very strong statement about stare decisis in his confirmation hearing, and he's one of the five who is overturning roe v. wade. >> that's right, i think what we've been seeing is a matter of political expedience, to simply get through the process. we've seen senator is not really pressed, i have senator should in this regard. we've seen congress fail to pass women's health protection act, but hopefully that's gonna be speech acts. here i think you speak to something absolutely accurately, which is that we've seen people obfuscate. judges, who were looking to be appointed on the supreme court, obfuscate or flip around these issues, and don't take them seriously. i do want to point out something injustice alito's draft opinion here, where he talks about this being egregious. and that it's a decision that has dama

geoff: samuel rodriguez and michelle goodwin, thanks. michelle: thank you. ♪ geoff: after he took office, president biden proposed providing two years of tuition-free community college. after congressional opposition to many of his larger plans, that plan was dropped. there have been efforts at the local and state level to boost college-going rates by offering free or reduced tuition to students who meet certain requirements, such as living in a designated community or attending a specific school. there are now more than 400 such programs across the country. san atonio, texas, which has one of the highest urban poverty rates in the country, launched its own project in 2019. special correspondent hari sreenivasan reports for our series on rethinking college. hari: on a recent morning, juniors and seniors at san antonio's mccollum high school filed into the gym. the marching band played, cheerleaders hyped up the crowd, but this was not the typical high school pep rally. these students were cheering for what comes after high school. >> t

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i want to look now at where things go from here with michelle goodwin. she is a professor of law at the university of california, irvine and the founding director of the center for biotechnology and global health policy. professor, welcome bite and now finds himself on the frontline of one of the most polarizing issues in us politics. as he promised as to defend women's rights to choose when the highest court in the land looking set to overturn the right to abortion. what about the legislature? can congress quantify protections as president biden has called for? yes, congress is able to clarify these protections, justice congress codified protections for civil rights and voting rights in the 196964 voting rights act. 1965 voting rights act, 964 civil rights act. and so the congress can't quantify row through the women's health protection act. it is one such piece of legislation that is making its way through congress. if this is not the 1st time that the bill has been introduced, it's been introduced several times before. but there's momentum that is gai

mr goodwin's fiancee says he was taking part in a tv show in america when it happened. the stunt involved him trying to escape from a straightjacket while hanging upside down in between two cars. the family of a nine—month—old baby boy who died after choking at nursery school have launched a petition against plans to change the adult—to—child ratio in early—years childcare. oliver steeper died in september, following the incident atjelly beans nursery in ashford in kent. his parents say proposals to reduce childcare costs by allowing one member of staff to care for more than three infants would put lives at risk. josie hannett reports. look at you, sat in your chair, mr oliver. oliver steeper was nine months old when he choked at a nursery and died five days later. he wasjust perfect and crazy head and... his parents have launched a petition in response to the prime minister's suggestion to his cabinet to relax staff—to—child ratios in early year settings like nurseries, making it cheaper for parents to tackle the cost of living crisis. after losing oliver

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i'm there fully denying abortion by are significantly limiting them. professor michelle goodwin professor this epa lydia rena. thank you so much for helping us understand the legal ramifications if roe vs wade is over 10. thank you for your community questions as well on youtube, we sent you. i see next time take everybody. ah frank assessments. what are the political risks of panic? russian oil gas for western leaders will sanctions on russian energy exports possibly for such informed opinions. france is not abandoning to fight against jedi, still resumed media. they're going to be teaching from leisure. and from char critical debate, could china actually help in rushes? invasion of ukraine in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. the cannes film festival is back in full swing with big names and blockbuster. dr. lined is that the cinemark fair is back on the menu organizes have rolled out the red carpet for ukraine. i'm with russian official, the band with pending for the darcy with ukraine is at the agenda. live coverage on al jazeera. how do you states

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michael goodwin at the new york post affirmatively wrote at the new york times exposes. the family that owns the new york times were slaveowners. that means everything that has come from the new york times cannot be believed. we are pulling down monuments of slaveholders. so what should we have done with the new york times? the mother of times patriarch -- the mother of the first publisher supported the south in slavery. she was caught smuggling medicine to confederates and a baby carriage and her brother oscar joined the rebel army. oscar, oscar levy fought alongside to mississippi cousins three members of her family fought. this is the hierarchy of the new york times ancestry and ownership. oxford made contributions to rebel memorials including $1000 to the enormous stone memorial in georgia that celebrates jefferson davis, robert e lee and stonewall jackson. his mother who died 16 years earlier could be on the founder's role adding in a letter that robert e lee was her idol. the years before her death in 1931, the brother george was simultaneously an officer of the ne

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maggie rulli spoke with jonathan goodwin about the accident. she joins us now. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, george. good morning. yeah, this is the first time jonathan is speaking out since announcing that accident has left him paralyzed from the waist down. we have to warn everyone, the video of the accident is incredibly hard to watch. guys, it is incredible. jonathan, despite everything he's been through, still has his daredevil spirit. it wasn't that long ago that jonathan goodwin was pushing boundaries with death-defying stunts, lighting himself on fire and hanging from a helicopter by nothing but his toes. last october during rehearsals for "america's got talent: extreme," one of those stunts went terrifyingly wrong. >> i don't really have a great memory of -- i know that there was a moment where i knew it was going wrong. >> reporter: in this video obtained by tmz he appears to be struck by two vehicles while suspended in the air before falling four stories to the ground. >> he fell about 40 feet, missed the airbag, landed on his head. >> repor

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rodriguez, an evangelical pastor president of the national hispanic leadership conference, and michelle goodwin, law professor at the university of california irvine, and the author of invisible women in the criminalization of motherhood. welcome to the both of you. michelle, we will start with you. in the conservative states with limited access, surveys and studies have shown it is black, latino, and low income women who will bear the brunt of it. what is your assessment of the draft opinion from justice alito ? michelle: you are right. it will be black and brown women and those economically vulnerable who will suffer the consequences of what could eventually come from the supreme , but also people who have experienced rape, insist, sexual violence -- incest, sexual violce. it is a glaring omission that we see coming from this draft given it is a new articulation in abortion bans. jeff: what about that, too michelle's points, many states do not have exceptions for rape or incest survivors, and many say it is cruel, degrading, and inhumane >>. >>the overturning -- >> the overturning of roe v. w

no despair, just hope. >> pulitzer prize-winning author and presidential historian doris kearns goodwin. thank you very, very much. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," former secretary of defense mark esper joins us next. his new book is bringing to light some of the outrageous ideas suggested by former president donald trump. >>> also ahead, a party of hope versus a party of fear. that's the new assessment from the former president of the dnc. howard dean. we'll play for you his new comments and why he believes if it comes down to hope against fear, democrats have an advantage going forward. >>> and we'll have more out of ukraine. former ukrainian president petro poroshenko is our guest next hour. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. this dad and daughter were driving when they got a crack in their windshield. [smash] >> dad: it's okay. pull over. >> tech: he wouldn't take his car just anywhere... ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: ...so he brought it to safelite. we replaced the windshield and recalibrated their car's

vance he was a goodwiner, if you will. he was magnanimous to everybody including matt dolan. what do you make of that? i guess it meant like guys like portman rallied around vance. >> reporter: he put out a statement and said he's behind vance. in the republican electorate, he walks away with about 22%. he was the only candidate who said he would not have objected to certifying joe biden as the winner in 2020. that is where there is a reality here within the republican party. even look at the likes of mike dewine and the secretary of state who, you know, had been surrounded by some figures here. he was thought of at one time as being a little bit more of a protector of the old guard. but he was ultimately on the rally stage two weeks ago with j.d. vance and with donald trump. here in ohio, the land formerly of john kasich is very much in the donald trump wagon now. >> i want to play a little bit of a clip from tim ryan. he has a ton of money to run against vance because the left is not j.d. vance's polarizing, it means it should help ryan spend some money. he's already spendi