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Not correlate with where a lot of the locations r and so it is a challenge, and im not too concerned about it in terms of the scale, but one or two that have a significant following that show up, and at the same time, i am worried about any kind of active shooter or retaliatory protester or counter protester. >> we will check back with the two of you as this develops, clint watts and garrett haake. now, with the texas abortion law, we are hearing from a new interview with npr, justicestein bre...

Emergency ruling, called a shadow docket decision. the court is using that often to weigh in on major cases. here to explain, amy howe. explain this to me. how does a shadow docket decision differ from a typical supreme court decision and why is it a big deal that the supreme court is using it more? >> so, when we think about the supreme court, we think about the decisions on the merits, like on obamacare or the presidents tax returns. in those cases the supreme court gets multiple rounds of bri...

Requests for relief. something like request to put an execution on hold which the supreme court did last night, put the texas abortion law on hold. those usually happen quickly as justice kagan noted in her dissent in the texas abortion case, the abortion providers came to the supreme court monday night, the supreme court ruled wednesday night, usually with relatively little briefing. critics say we dont usually get much in the way of explanation why the court does what it does. sometimes you do...

The committee announced friday on the hearing on the law and shadow docket of the supreme court, decisions made on an emergency basis. do you know when that hearing will happen, who you want to hear from, what are you hoping to get out of that. >> a lot of people dont know what the shadow docket is. i think well be hearing from scholars as to the abuse of the shadow docket by this supreme court because theyve used the shadow docket to do the thing they just did, basically to overturn roe v. wade...

Out roe that it is essentially an empty promise. but the court on its shadow docket did not even wait. so i think that well see states acting as if roe doesnt exist and then ultimately the supreme court affirmatively overturning it. >> and levinson says that the long term legal question will be whether states press for the concept of fetal personhood which would prevent all states from allowing access to abortion. california governor gavin newsom isnt taking any chances in the states recall el...

Already has plans to pass a law that looks exactly like texas law, and frankly, why not? if the supreme court has said that texas law can go into effect, how could it possibly then say, oh, no, but theres something different about floridas law. i think were going to see that for potentially the next few months. and then as we know, in the next supreme court term, the court has a big abortion case thats already on its docket. its out of mississippi. its a ban of 15 weeks and after in pregnancy. a...

With almost a year left in president obamas presidency. because they can. were not talking about law. were not talking even about norms. were just talking about power now. so the way the court did it on the shadow docket, as melissa said, without precedent, without briefing, without argument, how could they do that? how could they nullify a law in the second most populous state in the nation? because they can, because its power. >> they can. melissa, let me ask you about the law. lets say someon...

Justices kagan and breyer joined the chief justice did not join her decision nor did she join his dissent. she was making it very clear that not only has the court allowed a law that flagrantly violates existing constitutional precedence it did so under the cover of the shadow docket. we didnt really talk about this as a particular threat to abortion rights in the lead up in part because this case came up on the shadow docket. it wasnt on the merits docket. there wasnt a lot of anticipation. the...

Free speech here. i am not in favor as a generalization of banning people. what i am against is using algorithms to amplify the most dangerous voices in our society. that is a business choice facebook is making for profit. it is not something theyre doing in the national interest. it is not in the interest of the users. and so i just believe this is much clearer than many people realize because it is really about whether we prioritize the people of the united states, whether we prioritize our wa...

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