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Because we have new justices on the supreme court. 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. >> i dont see how it is possible. dana millbank in the "washington post" puts it like this. quote, public opinion has not changed. the science has not fundamentally changed. no new legal theory has been promulgated. the only difference is the court now has a majority hel...

As somebody who is a student of the law and somebody who upholds the supreme court as the highest law, of course, of our nation, but really, it should be the most fundamental set of constitutional scholars here above politics, above the stench, as justice sotomayor so wisely said. its a very depressing day when i heard some of the arguments around the fundamental right to abortion care. lets remember what were talking about. were talking about healthcare, and i speak not as a politician, but as ...

0 >> people actually believe that its all political, how will we survive? how will the court survive? >> then, a surprise announcement from jeffrey clark, as the january 6th committee makes the move towards a second contempt for. plus, the damning implications of new reports that the former president had covid way longer than we knew. including at the debate. >> tonight, is an example everybodys had attests and youve had social distancing. >> and why the current president has a compelling case. ...

0 federal government. now this man had no experience with refugees, no experience with resettlement, and for sure hes perfect. it is the office of refugee resettlement, he has no experience with either of those words are concepts although im sure he did know his way around anknow his although, im sure he did know his way around an office. what he did have experience in is that he was a lifelong, hard-core antiabortion, anticontraception activist. and it turns out, we learned, that whether or not...

In place, the six-week ban, the senate sponsor said were doing it because we have new justices on the supreme court. 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. some of them brown versus board of education it mentioned, and this one, have such an entrenched set of expectations in our society t...

And the importance of protecting this fundamental right from states infringing upon it that was the whole purpose of the 14th amendment was to make a uniformed protection for deeply essential rights to liberty like this one. >> bret: carrie, last thing you heard justifiable sotomayor say can this institution deal with what she called the stench of a decision if its overturned roe v. wade. you know the chief justice has in the past looked at the big picture of what it means for the institution. d...

First issue of starry desies is and that the court will follow its prior precedence. there needs to be a special justification. >> beyond that, its settled as a precedent of the court and those principles applied in the casey case explain when cases should be revisited and when they should not and it is settled as a precedent of court, yes. >> they used their time today to talk about the quote was the stench of the court. that the backers of the law in mississippi said on the floor of the state ...

Supreme courts, the people being able to resolve this and there will be different answers in mississippi, in new york. >> reporter: making the case for the biden administration, solicitor general elizabeth prelogar said that would set womens rights in america back de decades. >> for a half century, this court has correctly recognized that the constitution protects a womans fundamental right to decide whether to end a pregnancy before viability. >> reporter: justice sonia sotomayor with the two o...

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. >> joyce, incredibly powerful words there, what do you make of what we heard? >>. >> she was actually making an argument to the chief justice with those words. his vote would be essential to a five justice majority for the opponents of the mississippi law. there would still need to be one more justice that would join fo...

Roberts did. times reports, quote, assuming the three most conservative members of the court, justices alito, thomas, and gorsuch are prepared to overrule roe entirely chief justice roberts would need to i a tract two votes for narrower opinion, one upholing mississippi law but not overruling roe in so many wore to be controlling. but justices kavanaugh and coney barrett said little to incline they were inclined toward the narrowing approach. justices ryan, kagan, and society myiar, the liberal ...