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He is the one who led the charge to say that the second amendment pr protects individuals to have weapons. he has talked about how roe should be overturned since the casey decision in 1992. when she says that those three decisions should be overturned, i think he means it. i dont know that he has five votes at this point. i think the three cases he talked about, contraception, same sex marriage and what was the third, im blanking. >> consensual sexual activity. i think the one that is in greates...

Overwhelming rejection, i dont think it has much significance. >> do you think the court, i want to get the exact thing that people are telling me. they say that scotus is now firmly in the hands of white christians the premises. religion based bigotry prevails. thats a settlement. what you think? >> thats not the way i like to talk about the court. i do think the court is in the hands of extremely conservative republicans, who have a very specific agenda on lots of different issues. including, ...

Carolina. a federal judge allowing the state to ban abortions beginning around six weeks. that makes at least 10 states that will band or have severe restrictions. another fort teen were banned with certain or likely. nearly half of this country, a right that americans have had for almost 50 years, is vanishing. outrage is growing over a court that seems to be out of step with a majority of americans. 6 anton, disapprove of the courts decision. what happens to millions of people in this country ...

The courts, since, 1991. he says what he means. he is candid, hes honest. he is the one who led the charge to say what the second amendment protects individuals to have weapons. he has talked about how roe should be overturned since the casey decision in 1992. when he says that those three decisions should be overturned, i think, he means a. i dont know that he has five foes at this point? i think the three cases he talked about, contraception, same-sex marriage, and, what was the third one? i a...

Rights to abortion. i want to ask you some of the things that are kind of out there that some of your former female senators, colleagues, are asking the administration to do. will the administration actively challenge state laws that make it a crime for someone to help a woman travel to another state for an abortion? >> the president, rightly last week, when the decision came down indicated unambiguously that we will do everything within our power, as the initiation through the executive branch,...

Ever elected in u.s. history, what was going through your mind at that moment? i was on air force to headed to aurora, illinois, to talk about maternal health. we were with laura underwood. the chair of the senate judiciary. we were there to unveil a plan based on the work we have been doing to ensure that women receive the kindness of work that they need during and post pregnancy. and, we thought the decision would come down sometime soon, not at that moment. i was shocked. you know, its one th...

Next year, they will hear the affirmative action case out of harvard. close to a lock that they will outlaw in this country. obviously, they overturn roe versus wade. this is their agenda. you know, the agenda is very -- >> you used, extremely conservative. is it fringe? >> i think that mitch mcconnell made sure that these justices got confirmed. i think it illustrates that the republican party of 2022 is incredibly different from the republican party of the 1990s. 1992, the decision upheld roe,...

>> do you think that the court is -- i want to get the exact thing that people are telling me. they say that scotus is now firmly in the hands of white christian supremacists. religious based bigotry prevails. thats the sentiment. >> thats not the way i like to talk about the court. i do think the court is in the hands of extremely conservative republicans. who have a very specific agenda on lots of different issues. including limiting the regulatory powers of the government about climate change...

Heading to aurora, illinois to talk about maternal health. we were with lauren underwood with the chair of judiciary. we were headed there to unveil a plan of based on the work we have been doing to ensure that women receive the kind of support they need during and post pregnancy. and we thought that the decision would come down sometime soon. not at that moment. i was shocked and, its one thing when you know something will happen and its another thing when it actually happens. i just actually t...

Appointments to the supreme court, who ended up supporting roe v. wade. mary ziegler rights, so, anti-abortion groups set out to ensure that different kinds of justices would sit on the court, justices who would be logically consistent and indifferent to popular opinion. clarence thomas who joined the court the year before the casey decision, stood out as a model for this new kind of justice. he seemed like the kind of judge who would stick to his principles no matter what the american people th...