cannot on ring the bell or an poison the well. we now know that there are at least five justices on the supreme court who are willing to completely trample on the personal rights that we all depend on for functioning modern society. you ve made your case. well professor yoshino. we appreciate it. kenji yoshino is a professor of law. we appreciate your time tonight. still ahead, senator chris murphy joins us next to talk about the war in ukraine. america s role in, it into days vote on abortion rights. stay with us. didates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire it s time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts so you both stay comfortable, matching your job description. and can help you get almost 30 minutes more restful sleep per night. save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, queen now only $1,999. only for a limited time.
women should actually be extremely concerned about that, to put it mildly. but i also want to say that the additional terrible part of this opinion is that it said that the only unenumerated writes we are going to protect our those that are, quote unquote, deeply rooted in this nation s history and traditions. if we apply that test, which, despite the courts claims to the contrary, ignores higher precedent, what we would get rid of our things like the right to same sex marriage, the right to privacy in our sexual conduct, the right contraception, even the right to interracial marriage. so we should all be sounding the alarm bell. you start to see, ali, why i m a little less concerned about the leak and a little more concerned about the substance of the opinion. even if, in response to this leak, let s say best-case an area they change opinions, they water it down, and they come up with a much more anodyne version of what they wrote in this draft opinion, they still cannot on ring the b
new normal. also, i will say there have been some supply chain kinks that are slowly getting worn out and finding ways to get around had some of these things. it is too early to say, you know, the peak is in, and you know me, i don t like to ring the bell, you know, just a dangerous game to play. but we re really watching carefully for signs of things could get better. christine romans, appreciate it, as always. thank you. big day today for the supreme court s nine justices. they re set to meet in private for the first time since the leak of that draft opinion that suggests the court is set to overturn roe v. wade. an investigation as you know is under way to find the source of that leak. the leak itself, though, and that draft sparking protests across the country. even in front of the homes of some conservative justices. listen if this decision turns out the way it looks in that draft opinion, this has enormous, enormous consequences for this country. enormous effects. regardles
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