Let's bring in some of our reporters and analysts standing by with us. Much to discuss with NBC News White House correspondent Yamish Shelendor also with us. Dan Lamoth.He is a Pentagon reporter at the Washington Post. David Rothcop a columnist for the Daily Beast and Christina Greer, associate professor of political science at Forom University. So Yamich, the White House has taken several new steps in this so-called crime crackdown.The president signing right now an executive order on cashless bail. He say ...

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Legal & Constitutional Issues - The discussion revolves around the legal challenges to President Trump's efforts to restrict birthright citizenship, citing the 14th Amendment and Supreme Court rulings [1][2][3][5][6] - Democratic attorneys general are actively challenging the Trump administration's policies, while Republican attorneys general are criticized for inaction [4] - A federal appeals court upheld an injunction blocking the president's effort to restrict birthright citizenship [2][6] Healthcare & Medicaid - A "skinny Medicaid repeal" within the BBB (likely Build Back Better plan) is discussed, potentially leading to increased premiums and loss of healthcare coverage [6][7] - In Kentucky alone, the legislation could result in 200,000 people losing healthcare coverage [8] - The potential impact on rural America is highlighted, including the closure of 35 rural hospitals and the loss of 20,000 healthcare worker jobs [8][9] - Increased paperwork requirements could cause people to lose coverage for 6 months [10][11] - The economic impact on rural communities due to reduced funding for essential services like healthcare is a concern [11] - The governor is committed to doing everything possible to prevent people from losing coverage and to support them in navigating the paperwork [11] - The effects of the bill will be felt before the midterms, with hospitals potentially announcing service cuts [12]

This is not the first time a president has done this. It's not the first time Donald Trump has done it. Um he is I believe this is a test case.Presidents I think the real question is when presidents do federalize the National Guard, it's looking at who they're doing so for and whom they're doing so against. You know, like what is when they talk about, you know, law and order and restoring calm when any president, particularly this president, this administration, uh for at whose expense are they trying to ta ...