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states are likely to ban abortion. that mean an estimated 36 million women will be crossing state lines to undergo the procedure. not exactly the type of tourism a lot of those states ever envisioned. back to you, martha. martha: thank you, david. with that, we bring in governor tate reeves of mississippi. his case led to the case and then the leaked draft opinion. thanks for joining us today. i d like to start by playing this sound bite from lori lightfoot, the mayor of chicago that echo s kathy hochul s statements. look around chicago. we have a number of states that have the so-called trigger laws that would ban abortions upon the reverse of low. chicago will be an oasis in the midwest. we have to be ready. governor, you heard david lee
jim bergothal, the man whose case led the supreme court to legalize same-sex marriage, said judge alito s draft opinions scare the daylight out of him. do you share those fears? i grew up like you, don, with this wonderful vision of the supreme court expanding our freedom. we heard about brown versus the board of education, roe versus wade. i was at the steps of the supreme court when that decision came out. what a joyous moment. i was a member of congress and got to see that come down. because of these far right republican appointments stacking the court, i really worry that we are now in an era where our freedoms will erode rather than be expanded. that s a scary thing for the country, and it s one, frankly, we need to push back against both at the national level and at the state level. listen, when we were reporting this last night and even for a portion of today, we were being very cautious about whether this draft was actually
this has been authenticated as a true draught, but that is just exactly what it means, a draught means they can still try to lobby orjockey within the nine justices to see if perhaps chiefjustice roberts could get someone to compromise and come to the middle, then we may not have this as the majority, then the fear of some is that this will be the majority and the hope of some is that this will be the majority, because of course the country is somewhat torn about this issue. the supreme court had judge says the draught doesn t reflect that final decision, but it is unlikely to change. in a moment we ll hear from gloria allred. she defended norma mccorvey whose case led to roe v wade. first here s a reminder of that case. in 1969, norma mccorvey, under the pseudonym jane roe , challenged criminal abortion laws in texas. here s gloria allred and norma mccorvey after abortion became a constituional right. there are five of the nine sipping justices on the sipping justices on the suprem
eye on the ukraine border where some experts say an invasion is imminent. from a picture of a teacher taping a mask to a student to a mother s threat to bring guns to her school if kids are forced to wear masks. the debate over covid and schools boils over. plus, later this hour, the man whose case led to the legalization of gay marriage is announcing a major new chapter of his life as he takes on politics in ohio. he joins us live. we ll begin with the breaking news out of arizona. the state democratic party s executive board has voted to censure senator kyrsten sinema over her support of the filibuster. in a statement, the board characterized her protection of the filibuster as, quote, a failure to do whatever it takes to ensure the health of our democracy. senator sinema issued her own response to the vote telling nbc news via spokesperson that, quote, she has always been honest about the where she