clear majority that was willing to let the mississippi 15-week ban stand. and you also heard justices openly question whether or not roe was correctly decided. and so when you take that into consideration, i would never try to read the tea leaves necessarily of the supreme court, but, you know, you do have to, you know, see with respect to all of these states now that are ushering in even greater restrictions. they have become emboldened because they heard those arguments. it is very likely that roe could fall. we know that 80% of americans believe that roe should be the law of the land and believe that lawmakers shouldn t be making these decisions. and yet only 30% believe that roe is going to fall. right. we have a strong believability gap right now and we need to close that in order to ensure that we can continue to fight. alexis mcgill johnson,
carve-out. vaughn, thank you as always. i love when we get to introduce you as a native arizonan. are you sticking with me. next, another setback for texas abortion providers. the six-week ban stand for now, but advocates say the fight is far from over. plus, the growing concern over russia s potential invasion of ukraine. i m going to ask a former cia operative what vladimir putin s end goal is here. that s coming up in the next hour. d goal is here that s coming up in the next that s coming up in the next hourt products for nutrition, sleep, immune systems and energy, cvs can help them happen a little less. these are the faces of listerine. the face of millions of germs zapped in seconds. the face of clean. the face of whoa! some are of intensity, others joy. all are of. various: ahhh. listerine. feel the whoa! woman: i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis.
letting the six-week ban stand. they basically said they didn t have a real claim in front of them yet, but they will. the question then becomes what seems likely here? look, the 5-4 thing is scary to people like you because these judges showed a real openness to this situation that we haven t seen. and yet roe v. wade has been dinged up before. the casey case and others, while refining the standard, they ve had notification principles and things like that that have taken away a little bit of the right of a woman to have complete control over this process. how concerned are you that there will be further erosion with this court? well, of course we re concerned. and our brief is going to be filed in the supreme court tomorrow, i think, or next monday. but here s the thing. we are in such an unprecedented time to have had the department of justice come in today, and we re talking about the politics and what the court can do, but meanwhile, on the ground in texas, it s now been nine d
precedent is very strong. there is only one justice breyer said it. what the court did last week was very, very wrong in letting the six-week ban stand. they basically said they didn t have a real claim in front of them yet, but they will. the question then becomes what seems likely here? look, the 5-4 thing is scary to people like you because these judges showed a real openness to this situation that we haven t seen. and yet roe v. wade has been dinged up before. the casey case and others, while refining the standard, they ve had notification principles and things like that that have taken away a little bit of a right of a woman to have complete control over this process. how concerned are you that there will be further erosion with this court? of course we re concerned, and our brief is going to be filed in the supreme court tomorrow, i think, or next monday. but here s the thing. we are in such an unprecedented time to have had the department of justice come in today, and we r
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