early on, i very consciously called russia s attack on ukraine, a turning point. it s under, in those circumstances. but g, 7 of supporters of ukraine are around the world to path to continue to help the ukrainians. we will have the ukraine as much as possible. we have to help them to protect them so that it really the leaders of g 7 to have gathered in germany for submit together they have the ability to stop russian aggression against ukraine or doing that before. so avoid that. that would be the conflict could be at russia and nato also coming up the united states begins its 1st week post roe vs wade with many questions and concerns if the supreme court can take away a woman s federal right to an abortion, what other rights could it take away, i mean, i am truly married it because you know, they start with one and then they come for the night. and we even had them say that they re coming browsing with us right now. but to our viewers watching a p b, as in the united states
early on, i very consciously called russia s attack on ukraine, a turning point. it s under, in those circumstances. but g, 7 of supporters of ukraine are around the world to pack to continue to help the ukrainians. we will have the ukraine as much as possible. we have to help them to protect them so that it really the leaders of the g 7 to have gathered in germany for summit. together they have the ability to stop russian aggression against ukraine or do green. also avoid that. that would be the conflict being at russia and nato also coming up the united states begins its 1st week post roe vs wade with many questions and concerns if the supreme court can take away a woman s federal right to an abortion. what other rights could it take away? i mean, i am truly married it because you know, they start with one and then they come for the night. and we even had them say that they re coming browsing with us right now. but to our viewers watching a p b, as in the united states into
nineteen days ago a right-wing majority on the supreme court fulfilled the republican party s decades long goal of overturning roe v wade and stripped away a constitutional right relied on by generations of american women. the goal of these right-wing extremists is clear, to control the bodies of women, girls and any person who can become pregnant. to be even more clear, the decision means the government can now order people to stay pregnant on paying of criminal punishment. many of us have been warning about this day for years and states have steadily chipped away at the right to abortion. in 2019 my first hearing as the chair of the committee examine how draconian restrictions in states like missouri were closing down abortion providers. last year we held a hearing on the six week abortion ban in texas that turned private citizens into bounty hunters encouraging them to sue anyone they suspected of helping someone in need of abortion. now the supreme court has bulldozed str
rights cases and the recent quote draft opinion indicating majority of justices would overturn roe v wade hosted by the university law center, this is about 2 hours. at georgetown, today we are talking about the history of reproductive rights with a distinct panel. my name is victoria nurse, professor of law and i run in institute on congress, what does congress have to do with it? we will learn about the relationship between court and legislation today. we have some very distinguished guests including one of georgetown s own, brad snyder who will introduce the panel for me today. is a guggenheim winner and author of a new book on felix frankfurter who will play a role in today s discussion on the history of reproductive rights over to brad to introduce the panel. thanks, great to be here. what an amazing dream team we have in person and online. as victoria said, she is the ralph whitworth professor of law. her 2,008 book which everybody should now go on and by, the last
and also this hour, a guest calling out the gop s use of tucker carleson syndrome, saying millions are now vulnerable to it. and a report from the south border, on the wait to seek asylum is now longer, thanks to a judge s ruling on title 42. this is american voices. we begin this hour with the republican party, which in theory, touts that rule of law, life itself. but in practice, prioritizes hoarding power for a select few. we see it again and again from january 6th to overturning roe, even the baby formula crisis. take the conservative power couple justice clarence thomas and his wife ginny new details show that his wife worked to reverse president biden s win in arizona. emails show she pressed arizona lawmakers after the 2020 election to set aside joe biden s popular vote victory and choose a quote, clean slate of electors. emails also argue that quote, legislatures needed to intervene because the vote had been marred by fraud. again, no evidence of widespread voting fr