states like texas, where i live, where the overturning of roe and casey means that abortion access means whether you can leave the state. it s an earthquake, anderson, for how we think about precedent and whether the supreme court really can undo rights that entire generations of justices recognized. there aren t examples of that outside of the specific context of economic rights. anderson, it is an earthquake for the supreme court as an institution. jeff is right. we ve had leaks in the past of results. we ve had leaks of votes. we ve never had a leak like this. and, you know, it s possible that this is not the final result. this is the way the supreme court process works. as you heard, we know of prior examples throughout history where opinions that started as majority opinions, lost their majority, turned into dissents, but that we are at a point where someone, whether it s a law clerk or one of the justices in dissent is leaking this draft