the witnesses. to remember their stories. remember them like i remember my mom and my dad every single day. we must never forget. so this never happens again. yeah i asked this question to a lot of people. do you always think of yourself as a survivor? alright still a builder builder money, wonderful wife or do i have no pizza hut? mhm. good evening, everyone. i m alison camerata. welcome to cnn tonight. the supreme court is on the cusp of making monumental decisions that could change life as we ve known it for decades, starting with whether to restrict access to abortion medication that s been used for two decades. next to come, affirmative action and voting rights. all of this amidst new revelations today about clarence thomas. it was not just luxury trips that he accepted from a republican mega donor. he also allegedly took cash in exchange for real estate. our panel tells us if that s unethical or illegal or both. plus we know how dangerous concussions can be for athletes
up. oh, but basically there isn t locked him up suggesting design. i think that there are a lot of questions that need to be answered. as i said, the optics are terrible with this, but i think at the end of the day if we re just going to go, tabula rosa, we need to have a clean house in dc lack of ethics need to be put to the side. great but if you re going to start with clarence thomas, i want to know who you re moving to. next one phrase where you and i might agree is that this is really shame on all of us for not having a code of conduct for the supreme court that we have for other courts. other oral courts. it is ridiculous that there are not clear rules and that the government, the supreme court justices, and that is on all of us, that is on the fact that the court hasn t set them. congress hasn t asked him to force them to set them and we re this is lawless court. i mean, we do have the rule of law that he violated common sense. i mean, where is this guy coming from this common s