This morning we discussed how Virginia's abortion bill became the subject of political push-back and the butt of a national joke. Plus, James Poulos defended his article "What Are Women For", Meghan McCain helped us answer the question "What's the matter with Arizona?", Detroit City Council member JoAnn Watson claimed that the state of Michigan owes her down-but-not-out city nearly $300 million in revenue sharing, and architect Michael Bell joined us to discuss his installation in Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream, a new Museum of Modern Art exhibit which explores post-foreclosure crisis architectural possibilities. Also, a pre-game for the Sunday morning political talk shows and Now We Knows from Chris and the panel.
Also joining Chris were distinguished senior fellow at Demos Bob Herbert, communications director at Latino Decisions Victoria DeFrancesco Soto, senior contributing writer at Newsweek/Daily Beast Michelle Goldberg, director of Detroit grantmaking for the Knight Foundation Rishi Jaitly, and columnist for the Baltimore Sun Thomas F. Schaller.
-Brett Brownell (@brettbrownell) is video and web producer for Up w/ Chris Hayes which airs Saturday and Sunday mornings on MSNBC.
