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Casey, these are the cases that have guaranteed american people the right to access abortion for almost the last 50 years. and that law is well-decided. and dobbs, the statute in mississippi that's the source of this case, is the sort of law that routinely gets brushed aside by the courts because it violates that well-established precedent. so the fact, alex, that the court will hear this case this week is very alarming. >> well, let's look at justice clarence thomas. he is the court's longest serving member. he has for a long time been a vocal opponent of roe v. wade. last june, after the cou...

>> when we do get the opportunity to show that we are different, the people will be able to see. >> and in the past few years, they have all gotten new hope to make their case for a second chance. >> what gives you that hope? >> right there. >> this man. that's our mount rushmore right there for governor. >> montgomery versus louisiana is a landmark supreme court ruling named after the oldest and longest serving member of this group, 72-year-old henry montgomery. >> you were 17 years old when you were sentenced. do you remember what it was like being 17? >> yeah. young, wild, stupid. >> montgo...

Safely. i recently spoke to the longest serving member of the ioc dick pound who tells me he has already booked his tickets to japan and is confident about the olympics. take a listen. >> is a cancellation still a possibility? >> none of the folks involved in the planning and the execution of the games is considering cancellation. that's essentially off the table. >> so how can the ioc guarantee that this is going to be a completely safe bubble? >> well, nobody can guarantee anything. i mean, that's -- let's be reasonable on that. but all of the indications, the fact-based indications, are tha...

And you mentioned that change, with who will preside over this impeachment trial. the constitution says the chief justice will preside over impeachment trial of the president, but donald trump is no longer in office. so now you'll see senator patrick leahy step in to preside over the trial. he's the longest serving member of the majority party and he will be taking a special oath to do impartial justice. but leahy, as a sitting u.s. senator, will also have a vote as a juror, david. >> all right, rachel scott leading us off on this monday night with the breaking news. rachel, thank you. in th...