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closely. you are not pessimistic and skeptical about the court, typically. well, i am now. you are. now there are a lot of people who are in the same position. they weren t before, and they are now. delia, thanks for being with us, regardless of where you stand about, this we will talk to about, those because you re one of our best minds about the supreme court. she s a senior editor and legal analyst for slate.com. the past three conservative supreme court justices were nominated by a president who lost the popular vote, and they were confirmed by senators represented a minority of americans. the current conservative majority on the court is, in effect, minority rule. how do we fix that? that is next. w do we fix that that is next
gerrymandering across the country the next time they get the chance this. case is about north carolina. but if the conservative justices rule in favor of the republicans it could have an outsized impact because republicans control both houses of state legislatures. in 30 states. what is the future of this conservative court look like? what can we expect next term? i ve got the person to ask. joining us is the senior editor and legal correspondent for slate.com. dalia, good to see you. thanks for making time for us tonight. what was your reaction when you learned that the court would be taking up this case from north carolina about state legislatures having absolute power over elections and that courts can t get involved in decisions made by the legislature, even if those decisions seemed to be counter to the constitution? yes, this is the thermo nuclear option. this is the thing we ve all been waiting to see. if the court was going to take
ruling. then it was arkansas. abortions in arkansas are illegal. the department of health sent the planned parenthood letter today, purposely performing or attempting to perform in abortion is a felony punishable by up to ten years in prison. and that s arkansas. as states abortion trigger law takes effect. and now, actually, just in the last hour, abortion banned in utah, now that roe v. wade is overturned. this is not a drill. this is happening, this is today. joining us now is dahlia lithwick, senior editor and correspondent for slate.com. juliette, thank you for being here, appreciated. thanks, rachel. i wanted to ask you about its other rights too argument that i made at the top of the show, and that was made by the dissenting level justices today when they said that no one should be confident that this majority is done with its work,
quite the week. the house committee investigating the attack on the capitol laid out how then president donald trump strong-arm the justice department to try to get them to overturn the 2020 election. we also learned about republican lawmakers who sought pardons from the former president. and of course, there is the landmark supreme court ruling on abortion. let s bring in our panel. joining me now is dahlia, she s the editor and correspondent for slate.com. charles is also with us. he s a former new york prosecutor. and reena is with us, a former republican strategist, and founder of delia i want to start with you. let s talk about the courts decision on roe. what was your reaction? i m still reeling, it s been