federal and state prosecutor in new york and an msnbc legal analyst and she clerked for former supreme court justice sandra day o connor. good to see you. jake ward just talked about the study that showed that women who are denied abortions are more likely to live in poverty, have a lower credit score, have evaluated stress levels and anxiety levels and less likely to have an advanced degree. should the supreme court consider the economic and financial impact of an undue burden on a woman s right to abortion? generally, that has not been a part of the consideration of up due burden, but it s absolutely right to think about how a decision in this case is going to impact different american women differently. you know, just from a legal perspective, jose, if the court were to overturn roe v. wade and drain them of their meaning, we would wind up in two countries, about half the states would make