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I would highlight two things as the core problem. number one, according to the ipso polling, two-thirds-ish of republicans, this great party of lincoln, two-thirds of republicans continue to believe that donald trump is the legitimate president. that, to me, is a deeper cancer in our body politic than a bunch of three percenters in the woods in montana. and secondly, all over this country, the republican party is trying to do things that will lean us away from a democratic outcome in 2024. what do i mean? taking away power from the brad raffenspergers of the world, right, and giving it to part...

First, do you agree with the analysis? second, are we acting like a country that has a political problem that intersects with a domestic violent extremism problem? >> yeah, nicole, i have a slightly different view than matt does, and i won't in any way deny that there are elements out there that look a lot like domestic terrorists, these three percenters, boogaloo boys, whatever they may be, but i would resist the notion that that's the core problem that the country has, because i think that takes our attention away, and it absolves us of a need to engage in what i think the very real problem ...

Abortion, no longer playing a role in the issue. which makes it sound like there won't be a rule on abortion either way. what it actually means is, all republican-controlled states will now be free to make abortion a crime. and the lawyer who answers him here is julie rickalman from the center for reproductive rights. >> i think the other side would say that the core problem here is that the court has been forced by the position you're taking and by the cases to pick sides on the most contentious social debate in american life and to do so in a situation where they say that the constitution is...

Not fulfilled them. russia has not fulfilled its part but the ukrainians have backtracked on giving autonomy to those regions. and that's one of russia's central demand, to revive that and solve the core problem here. i've got to say both sides are guilty. not just the russians, but the ukrainians are not cooperating either. and ukraine for its part has deep economic problems, right, it's actually split backwards in recent years. and it's not a stable, prosperous country. >> no. and the problems there are profound and getting worse. were we're going to have to leave it there. mr. robert englis...

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