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And we could keep our -- listen, it is what it is. america should just get used to the fact and move on from it. the bigger problem is putin has not moved on from that. that worries me. we are -- ryan's probably in his late 30s, i would assume, something like that, but i remember distinctly growing up in a cold war meant. >> yes. >> knowing there were nuclear warheads out there, et cetera, et cetera. we went through they drills in grade school about what to do if there was a nuclear bomb. bomb shelter signs in our schools, et cetera, et cetera. parent the republicans like that, it's back, and ...

Prosecution, if they can't win second-degree, to nevertheless get a manslaughter conviction? >> well, it's not difficult, really. the same argument was made in the casey anthony case, and i disagree with it as well. some say you overcharge and the jury ends up losing confidence in you, but they'll be instructed on the lesser. it's really easy for the prosecutor to get up there and say look, we've proven these elements. if for some reason you don't agree, we have certainly proven manslaughter. if they did something outrageous, charged something ridiculous, that's not even remotely supported by ...

Recording, thinking maybe he was going to gather his son's things, he's very emotional. he's distraught. he's trying to come to grips with the terms that his son was just murdered. so i think that they're really just belaboring that point and that that's not going to be the deciding factor for the jury. >> alex, let me call on your experience as a former florida judge. some believe that there was overcharging in this case and that the prosecution is going to have difficulty in meeting its burden with regard to a second-degree murder charge. how difficult will it be for the prosecution, if they...

Overcharging in this case and that the prosecution is going to have difficulty in meeting its burden with regard to a second-degree murder charge. how difficult will it be for the prosecution, if they can't win second-degree, to nevertheless get a manslaughter conviction? >> well, it's not difficult, really. the same argument was made in the casey anthony case, and i disagree with it as well. some say you overcharge and the jury ends up losing confidence in you, but they'll be instructed on the lesser. it's really easy for the prosecutor to get up there and say look, we've proven these element...

News today on the abortion fight front. house is expected to vote tonight on controversial new restrictions that would go against roe v. wade. and if they were to pass the senate, the president would of course veto it even if they got past the senate, which it won't. so what's the point? cosmopolitan magazine editor in chief joanna coles joins me now. great to have you here. great to see you in washington. i have enjoyed watching you on "morning joe." here we have another abortion fight that seems to be just house republicans -- or those who are against abortion rights picking a fight, even th...