with us now is yamice alcindor. you have been covering so much of this across the country. talk to us about how big of a decision maker the dobbs decision was for voters. well, katy, hallie, it was a huge decision. we saw nationally that abortion was one of the most important issues that voters were thinking about when they went to the ballot box, only second to inflation. but in michigan, which is one of the states that enshrined abortion rights into their state constitution, it was literally the number one issue, and inflation was second. and what we saw was a clean sweep as you said, state after state, taking votes that were in favor of people who are pro abortion rights in this country. and even in not just blue states, even in red states like kentucky, saying that they don t want to have a ban in their constitution against abortion. in california and michigan and vermont, they were enshrining abortion rights into their state constitutions. so this was a huge thing. and the closi
in. we have great schools. we have a carbon free electric grid. considering enshrining abortion rights into the state constitution in new york. is that something you would consider so abortion rights can t be undone by a future conservative governor? i think that s something we should be looking into. we can t do it overnight. we have to have a referendum. we have roe v wade is codified in the state of vath kra krath. it will never be taken away in connecticut. as long as i m governor and a sympathetic legislature. you can change governors and legislature. you see that happens. that right could disappear. it s fot going to happen here in
unpopular views on the entire country. it is time for the millions who support the constitution and abortion rights to stand up and make their voices heard. we are not going back, not ever. in fact, number of states may go one direction or the other. california is already talking about enshrining abortion rights in their state constitution, carley and joey. carley: doug, thank you so much peerless brand brooke with them more of the political fallout and celebrating the leaker, brooke, good morning. let us right, the clinton staff are celebrating the brave clerk for leaking the draft of justin alito s opinion striking down roe v. wade with a hail mary attempt to change the court s mind. but republicans say those cheers are at the expense of the integrity of the highest court in the country. listen. no matter what you think about this outcome, the leak itself represents a shocking and