Alito s opinion he says that roe was egregiously wrong from the start. the ruling was exceptionally weak. explain why he s saying that. i think he has to justify a position overturning something that a large chunk of america thinks is some sort of super precedent, what that nonlegal term is, where polling says there s a lot of support for roe v. wade. the polling game can get very dicey, because when you explain what roe v. wade and casey actually allow for, support for it drops. but generally, this country wants people to have access to abortion. and this is a politically fraught thing for the court to do, so he s trying to make it as bulletproof and strident as he can but it s also a first draft. and you never know what s coming. i want to get leigh ann into the conversation. what i thought, democrats have a hard time motivating voters. i wonder for the midterms. they ve had a hard time
Figuri figuring, why are we doing this? why are they there? most people in our survey didn t actually know beforehand we actually had troops in niger. and in many ways extraordinarily engaged on other issues when it comes to the u.s. military? absolutely. main engagements in afghanistan, iraq, of course, the ones that hit the headlines, they re very engaged with but also somewhat myopic as far as worried what they re doing. however, as you mentioned, trying to recruit people to come in, those that serve, they want to know what we re doing and why we re doing it, and that kind of instills motivation. and i like that we poll the country all the time, when it comes to military matters. good to find out what folks who served also feel as well. thanks for this. get into the polling game too often. thanks for having us. thanks very much. we ll be right back. d. what s going on? oh hey! that s it? yeah.