Texas woman ultimately had to flee state for abortion

“A week and a half ago, she received the worst news of her life,” says Molly Duane, attorney for Kate Cox, the Texas woman who had to flee the state to receive a medically necessary abortion. “A week is a short amount of time for a court. But for a person, a real person and a medical emergency with young children and a family, it was agonizing.”

Plus, President Zelensky visits D.C. as Republicans block Ukraine aid. “It is obvious that it is in [Putin's] best interests to do whatever he can to help elect Republicans, again. The guys who will assist his goals by cutting off aid to Ukraine and forcing it to some settlement under conditions of surrender,” says Chris Hayes. “Just think about the messages being sent by Republicans right now about what Vladimir Putin should do in the 2024 election.”