Place President Harris sits down for her first interview since launching her presidential campaign as former President Donald Trump tries to change the narrative on abortion access.

On that and more, we turn tonight to Brooks and Atkins store that is

New York Times columnist David Brooks and Boston Globe columnist Kimberly Atkins

store Jonathan Kapart is away this evening. It's great to see you both.

Good to see you. So it would appear that Donald Trump is having trouble staking out a

consistent stance and message on abortion access and reproductive rights.

David, just yesterday in an interview with NBC News,

he slammed Florida's six-week abortion ban

as being too restrictive.

He says it's too short.

He said, I want more weeks.

That was a direct quote. Today he tells Fox News that he's going to vote to uphold that same ban when it comes up for a ballot, when it comes up for a vote as a ballot measure come November. It would seem that he's struggling

to find an answer for this environment that he's created. Yeah well

Donald Trump has two principles here. One is pro-The Republican Party is pro-life and two it's not a good way to get elected president and so he

seems to be toggling between the two and if I were him I would just stick to the pro-life position.

He appointed the judges that did Dobbs.

He's effectively a pro-life person.

His party's a pro-life party.

He should just simply stick with the pro-life life but he can't help it when he

wants to position himself more favorably he shifts but this was the first time

when he shifted saying six weeks was too short or really trying to push the Republican Party in a pro-choice direction.

This was the first time I really saw Social Conservatives furious and just putting tremendous

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