Then it was south dakota. abortion is now illegal in south dakota. then it was missouri that drop next. abortion ban didn t missouri, as trigger law takes effect, following a supreme court ruling. then it was arkansas. abortions in arkansas are illegal. the department of health sent the planned parenthood letter today, purposely performing or attempting to perform in abortion is a felony punishable by up to ten years in prison. and that s arkansas. as states abortion trigger law takes effect. and now, actually, just in the last hour, abortion banned in utah, now that roe v. wade is overturned. this is not a drill. this is happening, this is today. joining us now is dahlia lithwick, senior editor and correspondent for slate. com. juliette, thank you for being here, appreciated. thanks, rachel. i wanted to ask you about its other rights too argument that i made at the top of the show, and that was made by the
Shortly after yesterday s supreme court ruling on abortion, the state of georgia asked a federal appeals court to reinstate its so-called heartbeat abortion law. the bill would essentially ban abortion starting at six weeks. georgia governor brian kemp signed the bill in 2019 but it was challenged immediately and has been sitting in legal limbo ever since. when the bill was signed, state senator jan jordan gave an impassioned speech on the senate floor. you see, i ve been pregnant ten times. i ve seen what many of you have called a heartbeat ten times. but i have only given birth twice. i have lost seven pregnancies at various points of time at 20 weekends and one at five months. her name was juliette. i have laid on the cold examination table while a doctor
Ruling. then it was arkansas. abortions in arkansas are illegal. the department of health sent the planned parenthood letter today, purposely performing or attempting to perform in abortion is a felony punishable by up to ten years in prison. and that s arkansas. as states abortion trigger law takes effect. and now, actually, just in the last hour, abortion banned in utah, now that roe v. wade is overturned. this is not a drill. this is happening, this is today. joining us now is dahlia lithwick, senior editor and correspondent for slate.com. juliette, thank you for being here, appreciated. thanks, rachel. i wanted to ask you about its other rights too argument that i made at the top of the show, and that was made by the dissenting level justices today when they said that no one should be confident that this majority is done with its work,
Benefit to being on right now, besides the fact we had a shooting incident with no deaths, is to remind people that it s the shooting incident that is the bad news, right. and the fact that there were no deaths is a pretty low floor and we should remind ourselves of that in a culture that is seeing these mass shootings once a day. it s a reminder that the specter of mass gun violence hangs over every community in the united states of america, it s the way of life in this country right now. it s become an accepted way of life for many americans and this is also occurring as gun legislation is once again predictably stalling in the senate. juliette, thank you very much we appreciate your time. thank you. coming up how a skit for the late show with stephen colbert ended with staffers getting arrested on capitol hill. (dad brown) i thought new phones were for new customers? we got iphone 13s, too. switched to verizon t two minutes ago.
Whether he does, in fact, support raising the age from 18 to 21, as i ve been told privaprivate ly has expressed support for the idea but talks begin today. the goal is to reach as soon as this week but possibly, the talks could drag on to next week. thank you for that. abby and juliette are back with me. foolhardy to guess even exactly where this is going to end up but what we re talking about, there was an interesting, great reporting that republican senators of wyoming, she actually told cnn she s been surprised by all the calls, the types of calls coming into her office since this has happened. this is a republican senator from a state and said she s been surprised her office is getting a lot of calls from voters saying they want something done on guns. i add that into this discussion of we don t know where it s going, but the fact that even the senators are talking about this is interesting.
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Retreat to abstractions or hide behind politics of a gun lobby, i appreciate the second amendment, i appreciate that people deal with guns in different ways. we don t need to have these absolutist debates but we do need to start thinking about the fact that it only happens here. i was looking, don, at a cnn study we did a couple years ago, to 2018. there were none in england, two in france, none in germany, none in japan. it only happens here. we cannot accept this as normal. it s not normal. so we can t get numb to it. juliette, perhaps some of the folks i would hope their intentions are good when they say we need to arm more people in the schools. perhaps we should arm teachers.
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Joining us are lamont and juliette and thank you all for joining us. how are you doing, lamont? i m doing okay. and you, london? i am doing great. you and london went to grab some cake mix when the shooting started, so tell us what you did. yeah, like, we were, i took my daughter down to find some cake mix so that we could make a surprise cake for her birthday and as we tried to come back to julie, that is when the shots rang out, and so i took londin in the back, and we followed an employee to the back to the milk coolers, and, you know, and we were just hiding back there