severino, judicial crisis network president robert dunn, partner at amersfoort. ks both are former supreme court clerk for my old boss justicere clarence thomas. and also with me is meghan wald, former clerk to justice alito and partner at cooper and kirk law firm. carrie, i want to start with you now. the court just handed an issue i mentioned in the constitution back to the electorate and the left wants america to believe that we re less democratic because the people of all 50 states will be able to determinel 5 for themselves how does that make them? there s o a whole lot of bizarre things that have been said about today s decision, but that s one of the top onessa and people who are saying, well, how could the court makeis a decision like they have pollso they cite they say, well, americans don t want to be pro-life. americans want to have access to abortion. i say, well, great, the court just gave you a decision that says you can make your own abortion laws. and sohi the idea that
0 to people and they say they took away our right to abortion. you can tell them the truth. that s not what today s decision did. they decided who gets to decide and the constitution is clear . it s the states all the time we have left this evening. thanks for being with us. thank you for making the show possible. stay with the fox news channel for continuing coverage, not your heartbeat troubled laura s next . we ll see on monday. i m laura ingram and this is ingraham angle on a triumphant friday night from new york answered prayers. that s the focus of tonight s angle on january 22nd . nineteen seventy three almost fifty years ago, seven members of the supreme held that under the fourteenth amendment of our constitution the same constitute that americans and fought and died to protect elected officials could not protect the unborn from abortion. now ever since that time,l abortion has been a constitutional right now this is a painful and humiliating experience forov tens of million