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protect a right to abortion, that the supreme court errored in 1973 when it recognized under the due process cause of the 14th amendment a right for pregnant individuals, pregnant women to obtain previability abortions and the court is righting the wrong, that its predecessors made 49 years ago. don, i think one of the many, many, many layers here is not just what this opinion, if it becomes the law of the land means for abortion in america, but what it means for other rights that the supreme court has tied to the same constitutional provision, to the due process clause of the 14th amendment. rights that we take for granted, rights to contraception. rights on the part of same sex couples to get married. this is such a bomb shell for what it portends beyond abortion, if it court continues to exercise this kind of power going forward. jennifer, alito said the
repercussions, have immediate repercussions, what are some of the conservative states going to do the minute roe is gone. there are as many as 26 states that seem to be ready to overturn roe and ban abortion, some at 12 weeks, some at 6 weeks. many of the recent laws that have been passed in states like ohio don t have an exception for rape or incest. this is a draconian future for people living in states. it s a backdrop of a lot of conservative states passing laws in anticipation of this kind of a decision. but as joan said, this will further damage the court in terms of its undermining its reputation by making it seem more political. conservatives for a long time. remember, roe v. wade was passed 7-2 with republican justice writing that decision. it was reaffirmed. this is something that brett kavanaugh said was precedent upon precedent. now, if this report is accurate, that would be precedent upon precedent would be overturned and the reality has political ramifications, not only
the tip line. so many phone calls are coming in from as far away as kentucky, florida, and tennessee, people saying they think they ve seen these two. investigators will have to try to track down which calls are real or not. you have to think about the people who work inside this facility that s behind me. they are so very upset. you re talking about the second in command here who has worked nearly 17 years at this facility. no one ever saw this coming, and to walk someone out of this jail, you had to go through all the proper steps and then she drove a mile and a half away from this location before switching into another car. we believe there may be more evidence from the sheriff s department tomorrow, because they do have video surveillance they may share with us, but at this point, it s anyone s guess where these two are. don? ryan young, thank you so much. i want to bring this chris we wecker. chris, good evening, thank you for joining us. so, this arrest warrant is now out for v
result that so many folks looked to as to where this was going to end, and you know, to me, don, one of the most revealing pieces of reporting is it s not a 6-3 vote, the reporting by politico is it s 5-4, which as you were discussing with joe at the top of the show, suggests chief justice roberts is no fan of the court us abortion jurisprudence, wasn t willing to go as far as this draft. that s a pretty damming indictment of his fellow conservatives. it s not typical for the chief to split from them in a highly divisive, visible case, and it s one of the many many ways in which this decision whenever it comes down is really going to break so many precedents. both literally and directly and indirectly. not just for the court s jurisprudence but how the court operates as an institution, and frankly how it s perceived by the public! i would like to get more of a readout of exactly they were asked a question that you were asked. i think especially when it comes