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I mean, it's nothing but bad news for women of texas, and women everywhere. i hesitate to sum it up this way, in a colloquial way, but basically we're screwed. that's just true. the fifth circuit has reinstated this law. that's isn't overturning of roe v. wade, the takes away women's right to control her own body, two weeks after she's missed a period. most women don't know they're pregnant at that time. and now it's up to the fifth circuit, people say oh not to worry, it can be appealed at the supreme court. will it can be appealed at the supreme court, but remember it's a supreme court that ...

People say, not to worry. it can be appealed at the supreme court. it can be, but it's the supreme court that let this law into into effect in the first place. through a shadow docket, late at night, without even mentioning roe v. wade. the supreme court has five votes to overturn it, they have a case in front of it, the mississippi dobbs case. it looks like they'll overturn it or restrict it. i see nothing but bad news. it's infuriaing to me that none of these judges, either on the 5th circuit or on the supreme court are listening to the basic principle. i also find it infuriating that the co...

Writing, fact, finding this is in contrast, to a paragraph, a page and a half on the shadow docket, that took no notice of any of the suffering, of the people in texas. this is a point by point by point, including in the footnotes, which are amazing, reputation of the carelessness of the supreme court. i feel like if the supreme court wanted to get out under the complete self known, how much they embarrassed themselves, on september, first this is a vehicle to say you know what, judge pittman did better. and we will just stand down. whether they will do that or not i don't know. >> that would ...

Have to say the same thing, for the justice department. basically no one can vindicate rights and that's a good argument if you're in the soviet union. not a particularly compelling argument in the united states. and as a litigator, we always want to signal confidence in your arguments, here we are beginning with the texas law, written by people who were afraid of. they were afraid to even have the challenge, so this entire scheme is all about that. i'm very optimistic that this goes to the fifth, circuit and then the supreme court will have to set it for a full arguments. they cannot just do ...

The texas abortion decision did, which was very much not in line with how lower courts and the supreme court itself generally handle these kinds of injunctions in the past, and so i think that you're seeing a defense mounted of what the supreme court is doing what the shadow docket, but it's very much a question that's valid to raise whether this is out of line with what the supreme court generally does. >> claire, i want to ask you about chief justice roberts. i mean, i want to read some reporting from the "new york times" and the associated press. the highly charged docket will test the lead...