U.S. Supreme Court Abortion Case; Son of Saul; Moral Issues

Correspondent David Tereschuk talks at Jewish Theological Seminary in New York City with Hungarian actor Geza Rohrig, an Orthodox Jew, about his lead role in the widely acclaimed and Oscar-nominated movie "Son of Saul."

Watch more of our interview with actor Geza Rohrig, star of the Holocaust film “Son of Saul,” who talks with R&E about Max Weber, Martin Buber, Primo Levi, Franz Kafka, and his character, Saul Auslander. “The only person who is happy in this movie,” says Rohrig, “is Saul.”

On March 2, the US Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Whole Women’s Health v. Hellerstedt, the biggest abortion case in decades. At issue is whether Texas laws designed for the “protection “ of women actually harm them. Correspondent Tim O’Brien talks with the founder of plaintiff Whole Women’s Health and with the attorney general of the state of Texas.

Host Bob Abernethy and managing editor Kim Lawton talk about the moral dimensions of the migrant crisis with Michel Gabaudan, president of Refugees International, and Mark Smith, senior director for humanitarian emergencies at the Christian group World Vision.