superseding indictment in miami, where we were going to get an indictment in washington d.c., so, we get the superseding indictment. and of course, trump is trying to figure out how to defend himself against his lawyers. he met this week with the special counsel s office. but interestingly, i think he referenced this before. trump is out there on truth social, defending himself. i think we ve probably take a look at what he said. basically, he said on truth social, that he didn t hand over the league security tapes. maybe the other way to put it it s, he did get that anything they have been deleted, which is sort of chronological. but he did not say there is he did not trying to have them the lead by his staff, which is, of course, the allegations that prosecutors are making in this indictment. john allen, thank you for getting us started this morning. it s always so good to see you. and joining me now to talk more
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the majority opinion is almost unchanged from the leaked draft. alito s basic argument, as you said, is the same, what s the liberty of the constitution protects, we have to look at what price you would half in 1868, would a court of a have a pelt, i recognize the challenge to abortion in 1868, alito says no. so, you don t win. you don t have constitutional protection for abortion access now. i think there is at least two problems with this argument. first, actually, abortion that the chronological amongst americans s first generations it doesn t regulate, it doesn t criminalize criminalize abortions before quickening, which is the moment when a pregnant person first detects fetal movement, which can be as late as about 25 weeks. so, there actually isn t as consistent as history of abortion regulation as illegal alito suggests. moreover, the sources he cites for how we should think about abortion are exclusively of