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Thomas who said he's not going anywhere. and when you look at an amy coney barrett, she could be on the court until 2052. they have to live with these justices and so if that environment they're asking for reform. >> no, absolutely. and when you look at the spectrum of what has happened over last six weeks or so, we had an unfavorable ruling toward unions, excuse me, ruling toward environmentalists. unfavorable ruling toward lgbtq, student loans and then affirmative action which touches on minority voters. when you speak to democrats, they feel as though this could be a galvanizing issue to ge...

Fully expect them to hit on, as you mentioned, what's at stake here overall because the biden campaign is really hoping, as you mentioned, that this becomes and stays a galvanizing issue. as mark mentioned, this was a motivating factor for not just democrats, but also moderate republicans in the midterms, the biden campaign, hoping that that continues, and as we hear where alis these republicans talk about, for example, governor desantis talking about how if elected he'll nominate more conservative supreme court justices than former president trump. there's pushes for all gop presidential nomi...

With both measures making possible, in part by the trifecta that democrats currently hold in both chambers of minnesota legislature -- as we approach the first anniversary of the supreme court do we see democrats being able to mobilize the voters nationally around this issue? to the extent that many pundits forecasted a year ago. >> i absolutely know that abortion rights and reproductive freedoms continue to be a galvanizing issue for many voters. but the republicans are on the wrong side of the voters, owners in 2022, motivating issues. especially for young voters. many suggesting that that's

Effective and what this means for women and for providers across the country is that there will be continued chaos and uncertainty as people try to figure out what healthcare they can or cannot access. while this plays out in the courts, and you have a situation across this country right now we're in some states. abortion is legal. it's accessible and other states. it's not you have this ongoing legal battle over the abortion pill. does this give you any sense that there needs to be a renewed effort in the senate to codify it? roe versus wade? or is that because of the numbers? it's just not r...

Strategists believe it hurt republicans and a reason they didn't have more success and didn't win the senate. i think democrats are using the playbook here understanding a ruling adverse could energize the voters, independents and others who feel like abortion rights are at risk here. >> while democrats are seeing this as a galvanizing issue there is an accountability issue for the biden administration given the promises they made. >> absolutely. they have to answer to the voters next, what is in the name? an answer isn't clear even among