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Are motivated to come out. I mean, theyre gonna come out, you know, whether its negative 20, whether its a negative ten. Joining us now is jason johnson, professor of politics and journalism at morgan state university, host of the podcast, a word on slate. Com. Jason, weve heard a lot of predictions from candidates about what the impact will be for a variety of things, mother nature, that excitement of supporters. What are you watching tonight in terms of things that can have an impact . And wha...

Effort to stay in power, to steal the election, which culminated in the january six attempted coup, and now sets up, in the words of legal scholar rick hassan, the most important case in our nations history. we catherine is professor of law in political science. you can read that piece on the importance of the trial in slate.com. danya perry is a former deputy attorney general, yesterdays office southern district of new york, and they both join me now. rick, that headline really grabbed me after...

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Closely. you are not pessimistic and skeptical about the court, typically. >> well, i am now. >> you are. now there are a lot of people who are in the same position. they werent before, and they are now. delia, thanks for being with us, regardless of where you stand about, this we will talk to about, those because youre one of our best minds about the supreme court. shes a senior editor and legal analyst for slate.com. the past three conservative supreme court justices were nominated by a presid...

Gerrymandering across the country the next time they get the chance this. case is about north carolina. but if the conservative justices rule in favor of the republicans it could have an outsized impact because republicans control both houses of state legislatures. in 30 states. what is the future of this conservative court look like? what can we expect next term? ive got the person to ask. joining us is the senior editor and legal correspondent for slate.com. dalia, good to see you. thanks for ...

Ruling. then it was arkansas. abortions in arkansas are illegal. the department of health sent the planned parenthood letter today, purposely performing or attempting to perform in abortion is a felony punishable by up to ten years in prison. and thats arkansas. -- as states abortion trigger law takes effect. and now, actually, just in the last hour, abortion banned in utah, now that roe v. wade is overturned. this is not a drill. this is happening, this is today. joining us now is dahlia lithwi...

Quite the week. the house committee investigating the attack on the capitol laid out how then president donald trump strong-arm the justice department to try to get them to overturn the 2020 election. we also learned about republican lawmakers who sought pardons from the former president. and of course, there is the landmark supreme court ruling on abortion. lets bring in our panel. joining me now is dahlia, shes the editor and correspondent for slate.com. charles is also with us. hes a former n...

Woman has no choice in the matter. second i dont think it would be a neutral position. the constitution guarantees liberty. women have an equal right to liberty under the constitution, your honor, and if theyre not able to make this decision, if states can take control of womens bodies and force them to endure months of pregnancy and child birth, then they will never have equal status under the constitution. >> if states can take control of womens bodies and force them to endure months of pregna...

So, i think for me, the artifice of, were being neutral, were being reasoned, this is just a tiny little tweak around the margins, nothing earth-shaking happening here. not to worry about other precedents when we are gunning for roe, just roe, thats the artifice that really rankled today for me, the sort of pretense that this is a big nothing burger and everybodys worked up. >> senior editor at slate.com, dahlia, as always, thank you for your clarity. we got much more ahead here tonight. ur clar...