certain way, there s a real fear that this is not going to be a slow roll across the country. it will be almost instantaneous. that the protection of abortion rights in this country will go away. that s, rate the mississippi case, presents the question, of whether roads should be overturned, or modified. in the ways that i ve described. the texas law, has not brought that question to the supreme court, right now there is litigation in the western district of texas, the department of justice had sued the state of texas over that law, but there is a procedural thicket around that law that is made it hard to get at the question at the heart of, it about the constitutionality or the rich choose, whereas the court has all set up to decide that question, in mississippi, and of course there will be consequences for all the states. thank you for joining us miss weinstein, we appreciate you helping us understand this, tali farhadian wei, we appreciated tonight. still ahead, an environmental
ban, which is a direct challenge to the 1973 roe v. wade ruling. a case that could throw out abortion rights for all women in this country, wherever they live. arguments for that case begin on december the 1st. we ve already seen in texas, the state effectively overturning roe with, it s abortion ban, outlaws abortions at about six weeks. we re still waiting to hear from a federal judge will grant the re-governments request an issue employment area injunction, against that law. and that decision could come any day now. remember the supreme court declined to intervene, it left texas effectively overturn roe v. wade. there s a lot at stake with this new term, that the court began today, in addition to abortion, the court will hear cases involving gun rights, separation of church and state, school funding, and affirmative action. what should be keeping an eye out for? joining us now is tali farhadian wei, she cleared for both maher garland when he served as a judge and the d.c. circuit co