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Where _ this leaking by the supreme court where feelings of real disappointment with the process and we need _ disappointment with the process and we need to— disappointment with the process and we need to see what will happen with the actual— we need to see what will happen with the actual opinion, which, as was said, _ the actual opinion, which, as was said. witt— the actual opinion, which, as was said, will not occur untiljune or july when — said, will not occur untiljune or july when...

Dolan folks were hoping to win by 20 points. vance held him to six. vance did great in the trump areas but also a p.o. in the suburbs that wasnt expected. >> thank you very much. fascinating. coming up, youve probably been hearing that a number of states have trigger laws on abortion. what does that mean? well look into that, next. youre watching "jose diaz-balart reports." we hit the bike trails every weekend shinges doesnt care. i grow all my own vegetables shingles doesnt care. weve still g...

Office, clearly the brunt of the scrutiny is on these two women who have often been outliers in the party because they do support abortion rights. their reaction yesterday was that if this decision ends up being the final decision, it has rocked their confidence in the court because the tone of it, but the tonef it was so different than what people like kavanaugh and gorsuch conveyed to them during their -- >> tbd if they do, well go state by state, there is no question, zero question about the ...

How dare they try to deny women their rights and their freedoms? this is all happening because the supreme court of nine justices, who serve life terms, have been asked to rule on a law in the state of mississippi. that law directly challenges roe v wade. the bench has a conservative majority, which is in favour of rolling back abortion rights. if the court is successful, nearly half of america could ban abortion. 13 states have so—called trigger laws. another 13 would automatically ban, or se...

And the reality, is if this is true, if the court is already decided to overturn roe, we are talking about 26 states that will ban access to abortion. were talking about 36 million people who give birth, would no longer be able to gain access to abortion in their states, and the devastation, right, the south of the country or people undrafted or their own bodies. people no longer be able to have the right, the basic right to solve determination that we have come to expect under this constitution...

After donald trump nominated amy coney barrett to the court in 2020, a 6—3 conservative majority was cemented, shifting its ideological balance. some commentators in the us predicted that this shift would inevitably lead to abortion rights being repealed. and this leak suggests they will be. if the supreme court strikes down the 1973 decision to legalise abortion across the us, then "trigger laws" could instantly make abortion illegal in 22 states. clodagh harrington is an expert in us politic...

This is Dead Scalia levels of HOLY SHIT.

So many peoples lives. there are some states who apparently have noticed called trigger laws which is the day that roe v. wade was overturned in the state automatically. abortion becomes illegal as of that date. do you nominee states have those kind of trigger laws? >> there are about 13 states that have trigger laws on the books, we expect another 12 to 13 states after the decision becomes law to actually move swiftly the ban abortion. again, impacting nearly house of people. >> we should stres...

Overruled. the constitution makes no reference to abortion, and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision. one paragraph down from that it says,, quote, stare decisis, the basis on which it was -- unending adherence, to roes abuse of judicial authority. it was egregiously wrong from the start, and the decision has had damaging consequences. if, in fact, this ruling survives, which is no reason to expect that it won at least in substance do so, from what we understand ...

There were laws on the books in 1973 when roe v. wade was decided. that had to be invalidated. they stayed on the books. here in michigan weve got one of those. this decision, once it is issued. that will automatically revert to being a law that bans abortion in the state of michigan. there are other states that have passed which youve just referred to as trigger laws. which is that in the event that roe versus wades overturned, then this will become our law in our state which will ban abortion....