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Last night, we told you how the supreme court appears to be setting the stage to dramatically alter or overturn roe v. wade. the left, obviously, not happy they do not want to see a generational that its taken an estimated 62 million american babies since 1973. they deployed their -- nbc nicole wallace qualified. claiming the supreme court will not survive overturning roe v. wade. if >> the stench, the stench, the stench, the stench -- the stench. what is the remedy for the stench? >> pete: not ...

Youre aware of the new conservative breakdown of the supreme court. heres another breakdown. democrats have won the popular vote in seven out of the last eight presidential elections. of course we have the electoral college system in this country right now, which is how trump, who lost the popular vote in 2016, got three picks on the supreme court. even though americans have largely chosen democrats for the presidency over the last three decades, a new, hard right supreme court appears poised to...

Women. we have a sound bite from her. lets listen. >> will this institution survive the stench that this creates in the public perception that the constitution and its reading are just political acts? i dont see how it is possible. it is what casey talked about when it talked about watershed decisions. if people actually believe it is all political, how will we survive? how will the court survive? >> i want to ask you to answer those kinds of questions. recent poll found 60% of the american publ...

Dramatic arguments concerning a mississippi law banning abortion after 15 weeks. the law is a direct challenge to abortion rights established by the landmark roe v. wade in 1973. and reaffirmed by planned parenthood v. casey in 1952. mississippi attorney general scott stewart took aim at those. >> roe v. wade and planned parenthood versus casey haunt our county. they have no basis in the constitution. they have no home in the democratic process. they have damaged the process. >> reporter: and gr...

Stake. that was her point and very very powerful and pointed word of stench, right? that immediately could call peoples attention to the fact that there was something really smelly here, and her point was dead on because in this case and part of what shes pointing out is the inconsistencies, and this isnt rational. this is really about -- at one point she says how is this not about religious belief, right? so whether were protecting a womans fundamental right to control her body or giving into r...

The justices themselves strongly reject any suggestion they are political actors. but as the supreme court began its considerations this week, one of the liberaljustices warned that this could be a perception. now, not all people smell a stench but it is beyond dispute that the system of presidential appointments have become profoundly political. and after donald trumps choices, the supreme court is more conservative. some us states see that as a chance.

And then planned parenthood versus kc and lets stay honest here. this has become a political conversation as justice sonya sotomayor. this could leave a stench on the governing body we tend to turn to when all of these political arguments are questioning our fundamental rights but the highest law of the land will settle it, not in a political way but fundamental human rights way. im concerned this is what sop some justices said to be appointed but if you look in the oral arguments, that goes out...

Democracy. 5 of 9 justices were appointed by presidents who lost the popular vote. >> pete: getting the pants beat off by greg gutfeld. here, shonda rachel duffy, authors and my dear friends. great to have you here. great to see you. we do not live in a democracy, we live in a republic, they never really talked about that or acknowledge that, but you look at the left breaking out right now, they know what a big deal this is. ultimately the court would determine to be the right direction. >> by t...

24-week standard that was set by roe v. wade which is roughly the point where a fetus can survive outside of the womb. opponents of abortion rights have spent the last five decades set the precedent set by roe v. wade and the supreme courts new justices appointed by the twice-impeached former president gives them the chance of doing just that. justice sonia sotomayor has taken notice of it, too. >> the newest ban that mississippi has put in place, the six-week ban, the senate sponsor said were d...

Question of precedent, what you heard justice sotomayor whether or not they could support the stench and the politicization of the court itself and what that would mean for the american people? >> well, the court is already suffering under the public skepticism about its legitimacy. this is the reason why justice roberts has to come out a few years ago and say that there are no such things as trump justices or judges and obama judges or justices because donald trump had made very clear that thro...