A former intern for Utah State Senator Gene Davis who went on to work as a paid staffer on his primary campaign claims she was sexually harassed by him, and took to social media to share her story.
the um permission for the the guarantee of same-sex marriage. i mean, this is um the dream come true of the conservatives who have been pushing the court, um, for decades. they have been frustrated and now they have they have won an absolutely total victory. yeah. senator davis, i mean, justice alito in that leaked opinion had said this this wouldn t necessarily relate to other uh other rights that have been recognized over the last, you know, few decades. justice thomas certainly went right to the heart of that today. he did. you know, i will give him credit for being transparent because we all know that s where this is headed. and i think we need to be very thoughtful about how proactive we can be, in both red and blue states, to protect some of those rights at the state level. understanding that that is what
is talking about, you know, we need to have a national codification of roe v. wade. if there is a republican congress and republican president, they can pan it in the whole country. jeff toobin, wendy davis, appreciate you being on tonight. coming up, more on the nationwide reaction to the divisive supreme court ruling and cori bush joins us from the last remaining abortion clinic where she herself got an abortion after being raped. you t your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. a monster was attacking but the team remained calm. because with miro, they could problem solve together, and find the answer that was right under their nose. or. his nose.
abortion. but you you know, that is not how the law works necessarily. press department builds on precedent based on the implications of the decision and as justice thomas said, with admirable clarity and honesty, this is where the law is going because this is where the logical conclusion of where today s decision sends us. senator davis, you hear now from, you know, the president and others well this has to be rectified in the voting booth. when you look at the list of priorities that people vote on, uh, abortion is not at the top of the list. economy is obviously at at the top of the list. same thing for, you know, gun safety, gun control. it s not at the top of the list. so, while people may, you know, there are many people protecstig in the streets, do you think this ruling will change that? i do, anderson, and and here s why. you know, until a right is taken
wade. but they are encouraging the justice department to prepare legal challenges if states try to go after women who are going out of state if they can t get an abortion and travel across state lines to another one where they can get one. they are also trying to eliminate barriers when it comes to that abortion medication that people get can get in the mail. they are taking steps like that, but nothing that is really going to significantly change or move the needle here. so, the white house really is looking to congress. and you heard president biden today urging voters to get out and elect more pro-choice lawmakers, so they could codify roe versus wade into law. but, anderson, i should note that as the president was looking ahead to november, conventional wisdom has shown democrats are expected to lose seats in the midterm election. right now, not gain them. kaitlan collins, appreciate it. perspective from cnn chief legalist and former federal prosecutor jeffrey toobin and former