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United states, for example, is due to run out of money and shut down at the end of the week. on friday unless congress acts to avert that. our supreme court is queen conseening the day after tomorrow on a course thats been teed up to overturn roe versus wade. it will be argued by a group of justices chosen by republican presidents specifically to overturn roe vs. wade. the court wont rule right away. that will take some matter of weeks or months. that said, were not naive. we know at what purpos...

Increases our vaccination rate. i think the omicron variant is another warning letter owe get it done and dont delay. >> dana: one other thing i wanted to ask you about this wednesday there will be a great occasion at the security. -- supreme court. there is a question with the abortion law when the court decides and will it overturn roe vs. wade and turn things back over to the states. all governors are paying attention to this. your thoughts before we hear arguments on wednesday. we lost him. ...

To be reversed. the question is whether this will continue to be the standard, if we have this process where the weeks move up from 24 to 15 to 6 like in texas or whether the court takes an entirely different approach. we know that amy coney barrett earlier in her career and no proponent of abortion rights, but she did weigh in and say she thought it was unlikely that roe vs. wade would be reversed. the question is whether she still thinks that now that shes on the supreme court. >> lets talk ab...

Weeks as the threshold we know at least 95% of abortions are performed before that 24-week mark. if this ban at abortion at 15 weeks happens, how likely is it that we could see the argument to draw the line even sooner? >> i think thats precisely the question that dobbs poses here because ever since justice blackman wrote the decision in roe vs. wade, which establishes the viability standard, the complaint has been, viability is a moving target. is it 24 weeks? is it 22 weeks? could medical scie...

Number of states. in those states where its not, there are republican majorities where they could make it illegal in a number of additional states, and i think what well see is the opportunity for women of means, women who have wealth to be able to travel to states where abortion is legal and for other women who cannot afford to make that step to have to resort to back alley abortions and all of the dangers that come with that, and so i think were going to see a world much like the one that exis...

Were seeing there. you know, in the oral argument in the sb-8 case, i think we heard some skepticism from justices brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett over the process in that case. unlike that in this case, the substance of the case is ripe and i think it could very well be the opportunity that republicans have been waiting for, for a generation, which is a chance to squarely overturn roe vs. wade and so i think here, we might see a very different take from amy coney barrett and brett kavanau...

>> benjamin: thats a lot of money for a pot. if she will buy a pot that expensive buy it in american rather than france. spend the money over here. >> julie: i have no reason to buy cook ware. i would spend that money on something else. >> benjamin: who does the cooking? >> julie: my husband or my mother. anyone else but me. moving on. >> benjamin: the supreme court set to hear arguments in a major abortion case next week. the state of m is miss seeks to overturn roe vs. wade. bail reform. well ...

Legalized abortion. the justices earlier heard arguments to ththe texas law banning abortion at six weeks of pregnancy. they havent ruled on that. lets bring in the president of judicial network. thank you for joining us. first of all, this is going to be a challenge. mississippi wants to revive its law that essentially will fight a ruling that was ruled in a lower court. it was blocked by a lower court. how hard is it going to be for this state to ban abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy moving...

A case here in mississippi which again has raised the stakes by explicitly asking the court, which has a 6-3 conservative majority, to overturn roe vs. wade and it will be tough. you talk about a viable pregnancy. 15 weeks is past the three month mark. you have heard a heartbeat and viable pregnancy. thats an argument that mississippi feels is justifiable to ban abortion because the pregnancy is viable. here is a.g. merrick garlands statement on september 6th. the department will provide support...

Ultimately overturn a womans right to choose in this country is one the high court will hear in just under a month. december 1st, the supreme court will hear arguments on the legality of a mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks, taking direct aim at the decision in roe vs. wade, which says women can have an abortion up to the point of viability, which is around 24 months. meanwhile, at least six states have either introduced or expressed interest in copycat versions of texass strict ...