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And later, the supreme court gives its first major abortion ruling since dobbs with the biden administration has to say about that. but first, to richard louis with the other big stories we are tracking this hour on msnbc. richard? >> alicia, a very good saturday to you. first off, breaking news. the faa temporarily grounding some boeing 737 max nine airplanes for immediate inspections. a chunk of wall blowing out during an alaska airlines flight midair friday. it appears to be a door. the order will affect about 171 airplanes worldwide the alaska airlines flight was headed to southern califor...

Abortion-related legal battles persist, influencing the 2024 presidential race, with Republicans navigating conflicting positions and Democrats emphasizing it as a pivotal issue. The outcome remains uncertain, with economic concerns possibly overshadowing abortion in voters' priorities.

Ohio voters have approved a constitutional amendment ensuring access to abortion and reproductive health care. This marks the seventh state to protect abortion rights after the Roe v. Wade overturn. The amendment had strong language safeguarding abortion access, with opponents arguing it could threaten parental rights and more. The outcome may influence the 2024 elections, as Democrats hope to energize their base on this issue. Other states like Arizona and Missouri are expected to vote on similar protections.

After seeing president joe biden's student debt forgiveness plan struck down by the u.s. supreme court, the white house is looking for ways to move forward on the issue. now the biden administration will try to provide debt relief by using existing authorities granted by federal law. looking ahead to 2024, democrats are hoping this issue as well as other recent rulings will help boost turnout for their voters, similar to how the supreme court's abortion ruling helped them in the 2022 midterms. let's bring in ron brownstein, a cnn senior political analyst and senior editor with "the atlantic." ...

Stories that you're highlighting. unintended consequences of all of this. so i mean, i'm here in wisconsin and we've seen how this issue has impacted races in wisconsin and seen i have every reason to believe they will continue to. >> ron, the other sort of side of that is something you know a lot about. the supreme court. i came up in the republican politics, when i first met you, when the supreme court was a motivator for the right. it now a political dead weight, and these justices can't get out of their own way. a clunky strat yi, alito another ethical laugh, fishing trip with a billionair...