are trying to soften the blow or diminish anger are expressed by those who support abortion rights. i think it s not just a matter what the court is doing, it s a matter about how quickly they re doing it, it s a matter of the way the coat court is approaching this, little empathy or respective people with whom the justice system just agrees. you know what i find fascinating, i got in this a bit yesterday, we have these three trump appointed justices on the record talk about the fact that roe is president, this is half a separate jury of precedent in the supreme court and that s exactly with the law of the land has said. although it seems it s no longer gonna be the law the land the way that it s gonna come down they said that they see this as not something they re looking to overturn that obviously isn t the case, and i know that alito and thomas said this in various instances that we have these guys on the record as saying this as late as 23 years ago, with that being said is the
it be clear this would not be the final word on this ruling but it does put abortion rights back in the center of the political dialogue here with other states eyeing similar restrictions and legislations. texas is the second biggest state in the country basically this law outlaws abortion for the vast majority of women there, so many don t know they re pregnant where these restrictions begin. and this is going to become a major political fire storm here, as noted could fire up voters on both sides of the aisle, both who support abortion rights and those who believe that abortion should be outlawed in the country and puts more scrutiny on the supreme court itself particularly the fate of justice briar who has been long rumored to be eyeing retirement, he was a descending voice in this, but there was speculation when he would walk away and allow a democratic president to appoint his successor.
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this is bbc world news, i m lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: some of the first results are expected within hours as voters in iran choose a successor to president hassan rouhani. catholic bishops in the us face clashing withjoe biden after moving to deny holy communion to politicians, like the us president, who support abortion rights. the woman who punched a crocodile on the nose to save her twin sister tells us how she fought off the deadly reptile. more trouble at the golden globes as two members of the body that organise the awards quit, calling the organisation toxic . and one of the most anticipated matches of euro 2020 so far ends in a goalless draw, as england face scotland at wembley stadium.
welcome to bbc news. i m lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: voting ends in iran s presidential election to choose a successor to hassan rouhani, but how much choice do iranians really have? catholic bishops in the us face clashing withjoe biden after moving to deny holy communion to politicians, like the us president, who support abortion rights. the woman who punched a crocodile on the nose to save her twin sister tells us how she fought off the deadly reptile. one of the most anticipated matches of euro 2020 so far ends in a goalless draw as england face scotland at wembley stadium.