them, vote for them, affirm them once they have established their track record. it s not just voting, it s voting for those people who you know will protect the rights of women and rejecting those who have a history of not protecting those rights decide the lies they may tell you as they stare in your face asking you for a job. areva, kim, can t thank you both. the legal consequences of the supreme court s draft ruling. that s next. ake roger happy. so does carvana s customer advocate caitlin picking up his car at promptly 10am. hi, are you roger? berglund. with the honda accord? yes i am. it s right over there. will i be getting? and he loves that caitlin pays him on the spot. yep, rog. it s the little things that drive you happy. we ll drive you happy at carvana.
happiness, then they can vote, for. t but ifhi there s no vote on this stuff, how can you call this a democracy? but here s the thing. i mean,, but at the end of the , even a democracy, tucker , shouldn t get tocrac decidees who lives and dies,, who are of innocent people. it s not upp it shouldn t be upe for a vote. so it is up for a vote that the supreme court ruling if it this draft ruling that was leaked, if that s what it s going to be , it would be at ss compromise to send abortion back to the states. the but that s not full justice full justice is that whetherll your child conceived in california or your child conceivedou r in texas, you re protected by law and by love by society as well as by our legal system. that s what we re ultimately fighting for. i think it wouldat be a good start tofo get people to on the record say yes, i know what this is, here s f what it t and i m for it or against it. i don t even know what we re w talking aboutha as long as you . right, you re so d
she was a little girl that you stand up for what is right even if you re standing alone. but today we re not alone, and that is feels amazing. it s like we re going back in time and it s about young ladies like her. it s just like so scary, like genuinely very scary. strong emotions here that we ve heard from people at the supreme court today. and we ve heard especially from women who emphasize their bodies and choices would be controlled by men, primarily, under this draft ruling to overturn roe. we heard that, and it s true. there are some aspects of abortion and the right to privacy that can certainly be complex. but the power in gender dynamics are not. they are blunt. pretty clear, and they re often patently unfair because the attacks on these rights have long run through and via a sexist system of government power.
frankly lied under oath. literally this protest has been growing exponentially. it s not a salami sandwich. it s a viable baby in the womb. there really is a weaponizing of religion in our country. this maga crowd is an extreme political organization that s existed. these are the stakes, and we re joined right here at the high court now by jessica and terry o neal, the president of the national organization for women. welcome to both of you. thinking about this as the fashion has started to really understand what this draft ruling says, what it would do and how close we are to it coming out and becoming law, what s on your mind tonight? and do people understand the gravity in your view? well, first of all, i want people to understand that today abortion is still legal throughout the country. if a patient has an appointment they should keep it.